From Longman Dictionary bead /biːd/ ●○○ noun [countable] one of a set of small, usually round, pieces of glass, wood, plastic etc, that you can put on a string and wear as jewellery a small drop of liquid such as water or blood Example Beads of moisture have formed…
From Longman Dictionary jew‧el /ˈdʒuːəl/ ●●○ noun [countable] a type of white stone with changing colours in it, often used in jewellery a very small stone used in the machinery of a watch something or someone that is very valuable, attractive,…
From Longman Dictionary ban‧gle /ˈbæŋɡəl/ noun [countable] a solid band of gold, silver etc that you wear loosely around your wrist as jewellery یک نوار محکم از طلا، نقره و غیره که بهعنوان جواهرات بهصورت آزاد دور مچ دست خود میپوشید Example…
From Longman Dictionary precious ˈstone noun [countable] a rare and valuable jewel such as a diamond or an emerald
From Longman Dictionary gem /dʒem/ ●○○ noun [countable] a beautiful stone that has been cut into a special shape something that is very special or beautiful a very helpful or special person Example But the diamond dealer sold them dud gems and paid dearly for it This nondescript little gem across…
From Longman Dictionary am‧e‧thyst /ˈæmɪθɪst/ noun [countable] a valuable purple stone used in jewellery [uncountable] a light purple colour Example On display are earrings, necklaces and bracelets made from lapis, carnelian turquoise, jade, amber and amethyst Behind him on a finely carved desk was a gleaming working model of the St Petersburg-Cannes Express constructed in pearls and amethysts The glass is only one millimetre thick,…
From Longman Dictionary me‧dal‧li‧on /məˈdæliən/ noun [countable] a piece of metal shaped like a large coin, worn as jewellery on a chain around the neck Example a silver medallion The celebrant receives a medallion which indicates the length of time that person has abstained from alcohol A medallion in Hughes Hall portrays her with…
From Longman Dictionary trin‧ket /ˈtrɪŋkɪt/ noun [countable] a piece of jewellery or a small pretty object that is not valuable Example Malongo was charmed by the idea that it suggested crass ambition and mindless spending on consumer trinkets One shelf displayed trinkets from each country she had visited Women and girls…
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From Longman Dictionary chok‧er /ˈtʃəʊkə $ ˈtʃoʊkər/ noun [countable] a piece of jewellery that fits very tightly around a woman’s neck Example But it was only the sensational Jamie, twirling a diamante choker on his index finger Did you see these gold chokers Rachel looked around the living-room for a…
