SHOW: Miscellaneous 35
Title: Miscellaneous.
General: This Pen, uses a standard Parker roller ball refill.
The body is made in Sterling Silver, The knob is a Citrine,
and the decoration is 24K Gold.
Material: Sterling Silver, 24K Gold.
Gem: Citrine.
Method: Constructed.
Finish: Polished Gold, Cross hatch linish Silver.
Mechanics: The mechanics are made in sterling silver. The stone unscrews
to give access to the refill. The spring clip is laminated with
Stainless Steel.
Designer: Walraven van Heeckeren.
Craftsman: Walraven van Heeckeren.
Price: AUS $ 5500.00.

STERLING SILVER is a binary Silver alloy consisting of:
925 parts/1000 Pure Silver and
75 parts/1000 Pure Copper.
Annealing temperature: 750 degrees Celsius.
Melting Temperature: 950 degrees Celsius.
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24 K GOLD is a pure precious metal:
1000 parts/1000 Pure GOLD.
Annealing temperature: 800 degrees Celsius.
Melting Temperature: 1062 degrees Celsius.
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name: CITRINE (quartz group) colour: Light yellow to gold-brown colour of streak: White mohs hardness: 7 specific gravity: 2.65 cleavage: None fracture: Conchoidal, very brittle crystal system: Hexagonal (trigonal);hexagonal prisims chemical composition: silicon dioxide transparency: Transparent refractive index: 1.544-1.553 double refraction: +0.009 dispersion: 0.013 pleochroism: Natural: Weak; yellow-light yellow. Heat-treated: none absorption spectrum: Not usuable fluorescence: None
QUARTZ: Minerals of the same or similar chemcial composition are included
under the single group of Quartz (SiO2 resp. SiO2.nH2O)
silicon dioxide:
Macrocrystalline quartz includes AMETHYST, AVENTURINE, ROCK CYRSTAL,
CITRINE, PRASE, HAWK'S EYE, QUARTZ CAT'S EYE, SMOKY QUARTZ, ROSE
QUARTZ and TIGER'S EYE.
Microcrystalline quartz includes CHALCEDONY GROUP - AGATE, FOSSILISED WOOD,
CHROPRASE, HELIOTROPE, JASPER, CORNELIAN, MOSS AGATE, ONYX and
SARD.
Amorphous quartz includes OPAL GROUP - PRECIOUS OPAL, FIRE OPAL and common
opal.
LINISHING is a surface finish, achieved by using coarse emery
paper/cloth to create parallel lines in the surface of
the object. When very fine emery is used, it is called a
"satin finish". In Industry a machine called a
"linisher" is used. This is basically a belt sander.
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