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gold-worker

gold-worker

7.0
A person who makes jewelry and other things from gold
  • noun
  • /ɡoʊld ˈwɜrkər/
translation icon : orfebre
  • She apprenticed with a renowned gold-worker to master the art of making intricate bracelets.

Examples

  • The ancient city was famous for the skill of its gold-workers.

  • Many gold-workers attend the annual jewelry fair.

  • Every piece crafted by the gold-worker displayed exceptional attention to detail.

  • The gold-worker created a beautiful necklace.

  • The skilled gold-worker designed a stunning ring with intricate patterns.

  • As a talented gold-worker, he was able to create exquisite jewelry pieces that captivated everyone.

  • At the market, the gold-worker showcased his latest creations, attracting many customers.

Synonyms

jeweler
vsgold-worker
  • US
47 2.8

A person or shop that makes, sells and fixes jewelry like rings and necklaces

focuses on crafting objects from a specific precious metal rather than commercial services
goldsmith
vsgold-worker
15 4.8

A person who makes jewelry and other things from gold

is the general artisan term rather than a traditional craft title
jewelry maker
vsgold-worker
  • US
1 3.3

A person who makes rings, necklaces or bracelets

specifies working with a particular precious metal rather than any material
goldworker
vsgold-worker
6.8

A person who makes jewelry and other items from gold

has identical meaning but is the hyphenated form

Surface Forms

gold-worker singular
gold-workers plural

Morphology

gold-worker = gold + worker (transparent) = gold + worker

A straightforward compound meaning 'a person who works with gold', which is directly inferable from its parts.

Etymology

Gold-worker is a simple compound: gold means the shiny 'metal' and worker means 'one who works'. It is like the familiar word goldsmith, so it means a person who makes or shapes jewellery and other objects from gold.