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According to legend, how did Cleopatra win a bet using a pearl?
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What organic gemstone is made from fossilized tree resin?
Answer: Amber
Why: Rubbed amber picks up dust and bits of straw, and its Greek name elektron gave us the word electricity.
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What jewelry piece consists of a single large gemstone?
Answer: Solitaire
Why: Tiffany's 1886 setting raised the single stone on six slim prongs so light could reach it from every side.
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Which designer made ropes of fake pearls fashionable in the 1920s?
Answer: Coco Chanel
Why: Chanel's one and only fine jewelry collection, Bijoux de Diamants, went on show in her Paris apartment in November 1932.
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What did ancient rulers mainly use signet rings for?
Answer: Stamping wax seals
Why: Because the design was carved in reverse into the ring face, it pressed a raised signature into molten wax.
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What special tool is required to lock a Cartier Love bracelet?
Answer: A gold screwdriver
Why: Aldo Cipullo gave the 1969 Love bangle real screws to symbolize permanence, and celebrity couples like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton received it.
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What name is given to a necklace measuring 30 to 36 inches?
Answer: Opera
Why: An opera-length necklace falls at or below the breastbone, suits formal evening dress and is long enough to wear doubled as a shorter two-row strand.