A diamond's hardness is exceptional because of the specific way the carbon atoms are arranged, the cubic lattice converts a common element into the hardest natural material through geometry.
A Storied Heritage
Animal motifs in jewelry predate current trends by millennia. Egyptian scarabs, Greek owl pendants, Roman snake rings are among the oldest surviving examples of this, which puts the animal in a category of design longevity.
Visually Speaking
Fine jewelry charms are produced in gold, silver, and platinum, frequently incorporating diamonds, colored gemstones, enamel, and engravings, which is the same range used in standalone fine jewelry.