Jewelry Terminology

noun a rigid bracelet or anklet, especially one with a hinge

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• She wore an elegant gold bangle on her wrist to the formal event.
• She stacked multiple colorful bangles on her arm for a fun and casual look.
• I love your blingy bangle, where did you get it?
• The bangle of memories from her past always seemed to weigh heavy on her heart.

noun a small, showy trinket or decoration

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• The elegant Christmas tree was adorned with delicate glass baubles.
• I love hanging colorful baubles on the Christmas tree.
• Check out these cool baubles I found at the thrift store!
• She viewed the expensive necklace as a mere bauble compared to the love of her family.

noun a small, exquisitely made trinket or piece of jewelry

• The boutique displayed a stunning collection of bijou jewelry.
• I found a cute bijou necklace at the flea market.
• Check out this cool bijou ring I got at a thrift store.
• Her smile was like a bijou, brightening up the room.

noun a decorative piece of jewelry that is attached to clothing with a pin

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• She wore a beautiful diamond brooch on her evening gown.
• I found a vintage brooch at the flea market and decided to buy it.
• Check out this blingy brooch I got from the thrift store!
• Her smile was like a sparkling brooch that brightened up the room.

noun a woman in charge of a large house or estate; a woman who owns or controls a large house or estate

• The chatelaine of the manor was responsible for overseeing the household staff.
• The chatelaine always had a kind word and a warm smile for everyone in the village.
• I heard the chatelaine is throwing a lavish party this weekend.
• She held the chatelaine of the family business, making all the important decisions.

noun a circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority

verb to invest with regal power; to declare or acknowledge as a king, queen, or emperor

• The queen wore a magnificent crown during the coronation ceremony.
• Check out the bling on her crown, it's so shiny!
• That crown is straight fire, yo!
• She was the crowned champion of the competition.

noun A representation of a cross with a figure of Jesus Christ on it

• The priest held up the crucifix during the church service.
• I always feel comforted when I see a crucifix hanging on the wall.
• Some people wear crucifix necklaces as a fashion statement.
• The crucifix symbolizes sacrifice and redemption in Christianity.

noun a type of body piercing that involves making a hole in the ear to insert jewelry

adjective describing something that is very loud or high-pitched, like a sound that could pierce your ear

• The young girl received her first ear piercing at the jewelry store.
• I got my ear piercing done at the mall last weekend.
• I'm thinking of getting a new ear piercing, what do you think?
• The sound of the music was so loud, it felt like an ear piercing experience.

noun a piece of jewelry worn on the ear

adjective describing the type or style of earring

• She wore a beautiful diamond earring to the gala.
• She had on a cute earring with her outfit.
• Check out her blingy earring, it's so cool!
• Her words were like a sharp earring, piercing through the silence.

noun a person or thing considered to be outstandingly good or special in some respect

• The museum curator carefully examined the rare gem before putting it on display.
• I found a beautiful gem while exploring the beach yesterday.
• That new restaurant is a real gem, you have to try it out!
• Her kindness is a true gem in a world full of negativity.

adjective shining or sparkling with reflected light

• The glistening dew on the leaves sparkled in the morning sunlight.
• Her glistening smile lit up the room.
• The car's glistening paint job was on point.
• His eyes were glistening with tears as he listened to the heartfelt speech.

noun a valuable object that has belonged to a family for several generations

adjective referring to something passed down through generations within a family

• The family passed down the heirloom jewelry for generations.
• My grandma gave me this old watch, it's like a family heirloom.
• I scored this cool heirloom jacket from a thrift store.
• The historic building was considered an heirloom of the city.

noun a precious stone, typically a single crystal or a piece of a hard lustrous mineral cut into shape for use in jewelry or decoration

• The royal family's collection includes a rare and valuable jewel.
• She wore a stunning jewel necklace to the party.
• That ring is a real jewel, dude!
• Her kindness is a true jewel in this harsh world.

noun A person who makes, sells, or repairs jewelry

• The jeweler carefully examined the diamond for any flaws before setting it in the ring.
• I'm thinking of taking this necklace to the jeweler to get it cleaned up.
• I heard that new jeweler in town is really good at custom designs.
• She was a jeweler of words, crafting beautiful sentences with precision and care.

noun a person who cuts, polishes, or engraves precious stones

adjective relating to the cutting, polishing, or engraving of stones

• The lapidary carefully cut and polished the gemstones to create exquisite jewelry.
• My aunt is a talented lapidary who makes beautiful gemstone necklaces.
• I heard that new lapidary in town is the real deal when it comes to cutting stones.
• His words were like a lapidary, cutting through the confusion to reveal the truth.

noun a piece of jewelry that is worn around the neck, typically consisting of a chain or string of precious metal, beads, gems, or other decorative pendants

• She wore a stunning diamond necklace to the gala.
• She was showing off her new necklace to everyone at the party.
• That necklace is so bling-bling, where did you get it?
• Her words were like a beautiful necklace, carefully crafted and full of meaning.

noun a piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain worn around the neck

adjective used to describe something that hangs or is suspended, like a pendant light

• The elegant pendant was crafted from 24 karat gold and encrusted with diamonds.
• I love wearing my favorite pendant, it goes with everything!
• Check out this cool pendant I found at the thrift store, it's so unique.
• Her heart was like a pendant, always hanging on to memories of the past.

noun a pendant or hanging ornament

adjective hanging or suspended; projecting or overhanging

• The pendent necklace sparkled in the sunlight as she walked down the street.
• She always wears that pendent her boyfriend gave her.
• Check out the bling on that pendent!
• The decision to move forward with the project was pendent on securing additional funding.

noun A precious stone is a valuable mineral or gem that is cut and polished for use in jewelry or other decorative purposes.

• The jeweler carefully examined the precious stone to determine its quality and value.
• I love wearing jewelry with precious stones because they sparkle so beautifully.
• That necklace is blinged out with all kinds of precious stones.
• Her kindness was like a precious stone, rare and valuable in today's world.

noun a small circular band, typically of precious metal, worn on a finger as an ornament or a token of marriage

verb to make a resonant or clear sound, typically a bell or a similar object

• The diamond ring was passed down through generations in the royal family.
• I love your new engagement ring, it's so sparkly!
• I'll give you a ring when I'm ready to leave the party.
• The sound of the church bells ringing filled the air with joy.

noun a precious stone typically blue in color, a variety of corundum

adjective relating to or resembling a sapphire

• The sapphire gemstone is known for its deep blue color and durability.
• I love the sapphire earrings you're wearing, they look so elegant.
• Check out my new sapphire ring, it's blinging!
• Her eyes sparkled like sapphires in the sunlight.

noun a foolish or contemptible person

• The jeweler displayed a beautiful gold schmuck in the showcase.
• I can't believe he bought that expensive schmuck for his girlfriend.
• He's such a schmuck for forgetting her birthday.
• Don't be a schmuck and fall for his lies.

noun a small seal, especially one set in a ring and used to stamp the wax of a letter or document as a mark of authentication or official approval

• The signet ring was used to seal important documents in ancient times.
• I found a cool signet ring at the antique shop.
• Check out my new signet bling!
• His actions were a signet of his commitment to the cause.

noun a decorative pin with a sharp point, typically worn on clothing

• The gentleman wore a stickpin on his lapel to complete his formal attire.
• She found a beautiful stickpin at the antique store and decided to buy it.
• Check out my new stickpin, isn't it lit?
• The stickpin of truth pierced through the lies and revealed the real story.

noun a sound or series of sounds, such as those made by small bells or flowing water

verb the action of making a light, clear ringing sound

• The tinkling of the wind chimes added a soothing atmosphere to the garden.
• I love the tinkling sound of ice cubes in a glass of soda.
• The tinkling of her laughter filled the room with joy.
• The tinkling of coins in his pocket signaled his wealth and success.