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Jewellery (or
jewelry in
American English)
consists of
decorative items worn for
personal adornment such as brooches, rings, necklaces, earrings, pendants...
- Gr****
burial crown made of gold was
found in a
grave circa 370 BC.
Minoan jewellery, 2300–2100 BC, gold,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Sumerian earrings...
- This list of
jewellery types is a
listing of most
types of
jewellery made.
Crowns Headband Scrunchie Hairclip Armlet (upper arm bracelets)
Bangle Bracelet...
- genitalia, thus
creating a
suitable place for
wearing different types of
jewellery. Nevertheless, the term may also be used pars pro toto to
indicate all...
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Suffrage jewellery refers to
jewellery worn by suffragists,
including suffragettes, in the
years immediately preceding the
First World War,
ranging from...
- area. The
Jewellery Quarter is Europe's
largest concentration of
businesses involved in the
jewellery trade and
produces 40% of all the
jewellery made in...
- A
stomacher -
sometimes called a
devant de
corsage - is a
piece of
jewellery worn on the
centre panel of the
bodice of a dress,
which is
itself also called...
- In pop culture, a
grill (most
commonly referred to as
grills or grillz), also
known as
fronts or golds, is a type of
dental jewelry worn over the teeth...
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interior design,
graphic arts, furniture, gl**** art, textiles, ceramics,
jewellery and
metal work. The
style responded to
leading 19th
century theoreticians...
- and diamonds. The
company produces around 75,000
timepieces and 75,000
jewelleries each year, and is an
active member of the
Federation of the
Swiss Watch...
