The crystal is the glass that protects the dial and the hands of the watch, and it can be made with many materials, with the high-end watches using sapphire glass.
A glass will leave a ring on the table because it drips water. This water gets under the finish of the table and leaves a ring.
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resonance
the thickness and purity of the glass will determine the rate at which it vibrates. fine crystal usually has resonant frequencies that are easy to hear.
Crystal and glass are the same thing. Crystal is glass that contains lead. When lightly tapped it has a sharp ring compared to plain glass.
Normal glass does not resonate and make a tone when tapping or rubbing with a moistened finger.Leaded glass & crystal will resonate and give a tone or ring when tapped.
Most of the time it will. Good crystal always will. You can tell crystal from glass by lightly tapping the side of the glass, vase, or item. When you do this you will get a ringing sound from crystal and a "thump" sound from glass.
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Crystal glass contain lead.
Diamond is a crystal. Yes.
Crystal is a type of glass. It contains lead oxide whereas cheap glass does not. This makes it rather heavier than cheap glass, size for size. It also looks 'sparkly'. The number 8 is used in various ways by many manufacturers.
Lead glass is made with lead oxide PbO this makes it dense. It also has a higher refractive index than ordinary glass. It is sometimes called "lead crystal glass" and has been used to make cut glass ornaments and decanters. There is a lead poisoning risk from drinking wine that has been stored for long periods in lead crystal decanters.
Diamond is a crystal. Yes.
A bezel is a grooved ring that holds a watch crystal in place. A lip encircles and overlaps the crystal, holding it in place.