Fine Jewelry

Fine jewelry is any jewelry that is made from premium materials and precious metals. Jewelry with precious stones, like diamonds or pearls, and jewelry made from metals such as gold or platinum, is considered fine jewelry. 

You can tell if jewelry is fine jewelry by what it’s made from. If it’s made from real precious metals or stones, it’s fine jewelry. Buy your jewelry from a reputable retailer to ensure it’s real, and always look for diamond certification.

Custom jewelry is bespoke jewelry that is specifically made for the buyer. Most custom jewelry is also fine, but it doesn’t have to be, as the shopper decides what the custom jewelry is made from. Fine jewelry is any jewelry made from precious materials, but it’s not necessarily one of a kind or created for the buyer.

The metals that you’ll commonly find in fine jewelry are platinum, solid gold, and 100% sterling silver.

Fine jewelry is not plated. Semi-fine jewelry can be gold or silver plated, but fine jewelry is only made from solid metals, not plated. However, white gold fine jewelry does undergo a process called rhodium plating, where it is dipped in a metal called Rhodium

When buying fine jewelry, choose a reputable retailer to ensure you’re getting a high-quality piece of jewelry. Before buying, you should be able to verify the value and quality of the jewelry. Diamond certification will ensure that you’re buying a real diamond that is worth the asking price.  

VRAI created diamonds come with diamond certification and a Full Lifetime Warranty to guarantee the quality and value of our fine jewelry. Our diamond experts can help you select the best fine jewelry for you when you book a complimentary consultation. 

You can wear fine jewelry every day, but you may not want to wear it everywhere. Avoid wearing any piece of fine jewelry to an activity that could damage it. Fine jewelry should not get wet, or be worn somewhere that it would be hard to retrieve if it fell off.

Custom jewelry refers to pieces that are specifically designed and crafted to meet an individual's unique preferences and specifications. This often involves personalized design elements, engravings, unique diamond shapes, or customized settings, making each piece one-of-a-kind.

Custom jewelry creation can typically take a minimum of 3 to 6 weeks. Sometimes more time is needed depending on the complexity of the design. The process includes design consultations, customer approval, and the actual crafting, all of which require time and attention to detail.