bijouterie
- noun
- /ˌbiːʒuːˈtɛri/
- He took a course in bijouterie to learn how to design costume jewelry.
Examples
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She opened a small shop specializing in handmade bijouterie and unique trinkets.
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The bijouterie displayed stunning pieces of costume jewelry.
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The museum displayed a collection of antique bijouterie from the 19th century.
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She opened a small bijouterie in the city center.
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She opened a small shop specializing in handmade bijouterie and unique trinkets.
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The museum displayed a collection of antique bijouterie from the 19th century.
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He took a course in bijouterie to learn how to design costume jewelry.
Synonyms
Small decorative items like rings or necklaces that people wear to look nice
A person or shop that makes, sells and fixes jewelry like rings and necklaces
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Etymology
Bijouterie comes from the French bijou ('jewel') plus the suffix -erie (a trade or shop, as in bakery). That's why bijouterie can mean the craft or business of making and selling small, decorative jewelry.