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bijouterie

bijouterie

9.9
Small decorative jewelry and trinkets often sold in shops and not worth much
  • noun
  • /ˌbiːʒuːˈtɛri/
translation icon : bijutería
  • The bijouterie offered a wide range of colorful costume jewelry and delicate trinkets.

Examples

  • I love this bijouterie!

  • Tourists often visit the local bijouterie to buy unique souvenirs and gifts.

  • She admired the sparkling pieces in the bijouterie window.

  • Look at that bijouterie!

  • She visited the quaint bijouterie on the corner to find a unique gift for her friend.

  • The antique fair featured a stunning bijouterie filled with intricate brooches and necklaces.

  • At the bijouterie, customers can browse a variety of colorful trinkets and accessories.

Synonyms

jewelry
vsbijouterie
  • US
494 1.3

Small decorative items like rings or necklaces that people wear to look nice

stresses cheap, low value decorative items or their shop or collection
boutique
vsbijouterie
75 4.4

A small shop that sells stylish clothes or jewellery

is specifically a place or items considered low value rather than fashion retail
trinket
vsbijouterie
43 3.5

A small cheap object that people keep for decoration or as a gift

is the same but also names a shop or collection of such pieces
knickknack
vsbijouterie
16 4.2

A small cheap object people keep to decorate a home

often implies also a shop selling these items or a collection
bauble
vsbijouterie
11 6.7

A small, cheap piece of jewelry worn for decoration

is similar but can also mean a shop or group of such items
bric-a-brac
vsbijouterie
2 8.7

Small pretty objects kept for decoration or as souvenirs

is usually more focused on jewelry and retail selling of such items
bibelot
vsbijouterie
  • Literature
1 9.9

A small decorative object like a tiny ornament kept for its beauty rather than for use

adds that such items may form a shop stock or collection
trinketry
vsbijouterie
  • Archaic
9.5

Small decorative objects like beads worn on clothes or jewelry

is broader, meaning single items, groups, or a selling place for them
falderol
vsbijouterie
  • Archaic
9.9

Small decorative things that have little value

is similar but often includes a retail or collection sense too

Antonyms

2.0

Things like money or jewellery that are worth a lot to someone

How Valuable

heirloom
54 7.0
jewelry
  • US
494 1.3
bijouterie
9.9
trinket
43 3.5

Surface Forms

bijouterie singular
bijouteries plural

Etymology

Bijouterie comes from the French word bijou meaning 'jewel' and the ending -erie, which is like in bakery and shows a place or shop. So a bijouterie is a shop or collection of small, decorative jewels or trinkets.