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... Jewelry to adorn the costume rather than the body (. Artistic commercial jewelry . greater variety of precious and semiprecious stones than almost any other jeweller in ... Jewelry . expressing the new stylistic language . Jewelry 177 ...
... Jewelry to adorn the costume rather than the body (. Artistic commercial jewelry . greater variety of precious and semiprecious stones than almost any other jeweller in ... Jewelry . expressing the new stylistic language . Jewelry 177 ...
Page 178
... jewelry Kinds of Indian jewelry Jewelry of the Ashanti culture of. Art nouveau Jewelry . expressing the new stylistic language . Preference was giv- en to the smooth , polished , satined surfaces of precious metals or even of steel ...
... jewelry Kinds of Indian jewelry Jewelry of the Ashanti culture of. Art nouveau Jewelry . expressing the new stylistic language . Preference was giv- en to the smooth , polished , satined surfaces of precious metals or even of steel ...
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... Jewellery ( 1953 , reprinted 1967 ) , treats jewelry from the Renaissance up to the 20th century , describing the manufacture of the precious material and the technique that must be learned to transform that material into a work of jewelry ...
... Jewellery ( 1953 , reprinted 1967 ) , treats jewelry from the Renaissance up to the 20th century , describing the manufacture of the precious material and the technique that must be learned to transform that material into a work of jewelry ...
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