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The 18 pages that link to Jewellery, each with the reason it gives.

• Lost-wax castingRelated: Lost-wax casting reproduces fine details in rings, pendants, and other metal ornaments.

• MetalworkingRelated: Metal forming, soldering, engraving, and finishing create wearable objects.

• Decorative artsBroader topic: Jewelry concentrates decorative design in small, wearable objects.

• AmuletNarrower topic: Many amulets are designed to be worn as jewelry, combining display with protective purpose.

• Lapis lazuliRelated: Lapis has been carved and set into ornaments for thousands of years.

• Fashion accessoryBroader topic: Jewelry is a major accessory category whose decorative purpose often outweighs practical use.

• GoldsmithingRelated: Jewelry is the most familiar class of objects made by goldsmiths.

• AdornmentBroader topic: Jewelry is one of the most widespread forms of adornment.

• PawnbrokerRelated: Its value and portability make jewelry a common form of pawn collateral.

• BraceletNarrower topic: Bracelets are one form of jewelry, alongside pieces worn on the ears, neck, and fingers.

• BroochNarrower topic: Brooches belong to jewelry but uniquely attach with a pin and clasp.

• EarringNarrower topic: Earrings are one form within the broader practice of personal adornment.

• Colored goldRelated: Colored gold is chiefly valued for its range of jewelry finishes.

• CufflinkNarrower topic: Cufflinks are functional jewelry, combining bodily adornment with a fastening role.

• Job's tearsRelated: Its hard coverings can be strung and worn as natural beads.

• PennyweightRelated: Pennyweights can state the precious-metal content of jewelry.

• Platinum groupRelated: Platinum’s durability and appearance support its use in fine jewelry.

• TanzaniteRelated: Tanzanite is primarily fashioned into faceted stones for jewelry.