Greg Bartlett Jeweller

FAQ

We get asked a lot of questions about jewellery and precious metals in general, so here are a few of the most commonly asked ones:

What's the difference between yellow gold, white gold and rose gold?

YELLOW: gold, copper, zinc and silver.
ROSE: gold, more copper than in yellow gold, zinc and silver.
WHITE: gold, palladium, zinc and silver.

What does pav'e (par–vay) setting mean?

It means "paved" – small interlocking stones covering an area.

Why do diamonds of the same size differ in value?

It's value is determined by it's quality – the 4 C's: Clarity, Carat weight, Colour and Cut.

Can I use old jewellery to make into new?

Generally yes, particularly with yellow gold. White gold can be difficult to re–melt.

How often should I have my jewellery checked?

The more frequently you have it checked, the more chance of identifying potential problems. It is recommended to have valuable pieces checked about once a year.

Can you have gemstones re-polished?

Usually yes, even diamonds – and they can often be re–cut if chipped or broken.

Greg Bartlett Jeweller

392 Henley Beach Rd
LOCKLEYS, SA 5032

Phone 08 8351 8609
Fax 08 8351 8609

Tuesday to Friday 10.00am to 5.00pm
Saturday 9.30am to 1.00pm

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