Sentences with phrase «when jewellers»

You need to know that number because when a jeweller weighs your jewelry he'll tell you how many grams of gold it has.

Not exact matches

When I looked at other jewellers, the majority seemed to use their own name, so that's what I went with.

As I work with a jeweller's torch there is a point when all the heat is balanced in a piece of metal, and the solder suddenly flows like a silver river — and you know the piece will become whole.

Scottish embroidery artist and jeweller Nicola McEachran from ndm handmade fell in love with the art of stitching at secondary school but it was when she took a break from her career in architecture to become a stay - at - home mum that she returned to her needle and thread to fill the creative void.

Jewellers and pawnshops deduct those costs when they buy old diamond rings, says Renée Newman, a Los Angeles gemologist and author of the Gemstone Buying Guide.

For example, one could imagine a new employer being rather put out if the former employer had told them that the jeweller they were thinking of hiring was very trust worthy when in fact they were fired for theft.

US jeweller Mervis Diamond Importers has jumped the gun when it comes to the Apple Watch by pledging to sell a diamond - encrusted version after the official release for more than $ 30,000 (around # 19,000).

Although Miley vowed she was going to stop discussing online gossip, when her backup singer Lindsey Lee tweeted about having to send her own ring to the jeweller to get fixed, Miley responded: «ugh that's the worst!