White Shell Bracelets for this summer!

These bracelets show how white shell can be used to create unique and fashionable style. We just love how it adds exotic feel to designs!



This geometric bracelet was made by connecting jump rings with metal beads components and shell donut links.

This 2-strand bracelet features flower filigree and beads charms which appeared the vintage look.

An antiqued brass bracelet embellished with Baroque style filigree on white shell.

This geometric bracelet was made by linking metal beads components and shell donuts.

Common Woman Necklace

While designing or to buy necklace, consider where it will lie on your chest. Depending on the length, the necklace will hang to a different part of our body. Try to get the suitable length to match your favorable top or dress.

1/ Collar:

12~13 inches
Short necklaces; wrap close around the neck.

2/ Choker:

14~16 inches
Short necklaces; stay close to the neck and just below the neckline. It may attach pendants.

3/ Princess:

17~19 inches
Perfect and common necklace lengths that are support the pendants and lockets. It meets at top of breastbone.

4/ Matinee:

20~24 inches
Common necklace lengths that meet at top of bust line. Pendant necklaces, strands and lockets also come in these lengths.

5/ Opera:

28~34 inches
Long necklaces that are hang at or below the bust line. These are the most common necklace lengths.

6/ Rope or Lariat:

over 45 inches

Very long necklaces that are hang at or below the navel.

Spring Garden

Pretty and fresh jewelry in pastel shades are ideal for tea parties, picnics and lazing in the sunshine.

Our New Day!!!

This is our new day. Our online jewelry shop is opened today!!!!

Come to visit it at: http://www.pinkicollection.com/.

This shop has been prepared for several months. All the products are designed and handmade by us.
There are still many new products that had been finished but not yet uploaded. They are waiting to take the photos. We’ll take the photos and upload them to the shop very soon.

The Content of common silver jewelry

1. 999 silver
It contains 99.9% of silver. It is white color and very soft. Usually the jewelry is produced from simple technique. Not suitable for stone setting jewelry. The hallmark is “999”.

"999" silver ring handmade of Silver metal Clay

2. 925 silver
It is the mixture of 92.5% of silver and 7.5% of copper (or other metal). It is also named as Sterling silver. The hallmark is “925”.

"925" silver earrings

3. Thai silver
925 sterling silver with process of oxidizing to make antiqued silver appearance. It is a specialty of Thailand.

Thai silver earrings

4. Tibet silver
Alloy mixed with nickel and copper. It is produced at Tibet and Nepal. Although it is named as silver, it does not contains any silver .

Tibet silver bangle from China

The most common millesimal finenesses used for Silver :

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  999.9 (Ultra-fine silver used by Royal Canadian Mint in the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf)
  999 (Fine silver used in bullion bars, also known as three nines fine)
  980 (common standard used in Mexico ca.1930 - 1945)
  958 (equivalent to Britannia silver)
  950 (equivalent to "French 1st Standard")
  925 (equivalent to Sterling silver)
  900 (equivalent to "Coin silver" in the USA, also known as one nine fine)
  875 (could be found in former USSR and in Switzerland)
  833 (common standard used in continental silver especially among the Dutch, Swedish, and Germans)
  830 (common standard used in older Scandinavian silver)
  835 (a standard predominantly used in Germany after 1884)
  800 (minimum standard for silver in Germany after 1884; Egyptian silver; Canadian silver circulating coinage)
  750 (uncommon silver standard found in older German, Swiss and Austro-Hungarian silver)
  ( REF: Wikipedia )

Cherry Quartz Earrings

Is this beautiful?

These earrings were handmade of brass, pearls and Cherry Quartz.

Common Materials used for making Jewelry

Gold
24k=100%gold; 18k=75%gold; 14k=58.3%gold; 1k=4.16666%gold

Silver
925 Sterling Silver = 92.5% silver & 7.5% copper (or other metal)

Steel
Stainless Steel; Durable

Pewter
Mixture of tin & lead; Grey metal

Copper
Base metal; reddish-brown metal

Titanium
Lightweight; dark grey color

Aluminum
Lightweight; softer than Titanium

Brass
Mixture of copper & tin; harder than copper

Plastics
Lucite; acrylic resin

Vermeil
Sterling silver coated with 10k gold (at least)

Gold-filled Brass
Brass or brass & copper overlaying a thin layer of 14k gold.