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bijouterie
[ bee-zhoo-tuh-ree ]
bijouterie
/ 产颈藧藞萧耻藧迟蓹谤瑟 /
noun
- jewellery esteemed for the delicacy of the work rather than the value of the materials
- a collection of such jewellery
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of bijouterie1
Example Sentences
The Palais Royale is a heavenly place, so full of bijouterie and lovely things that I鈥檓 nearly distracted because I can鈥檛 buy them.
The names of stores like La Maison du Saree and Mohamed Bijouterie underscore the blending of French-speaking Belgium with North African and Asian influences.
Castellani est l'homme qui a ressuscit锟 la bijouterie romaine.
C'est en s'inspirant des parures retrouv锟絜s dans les tombes de l'Etrurie, des bracelets et des colliers dont se paraient les femmes 锟絫rusques et sabines, que M. Castellani, guid锟 par le go锟絫 savant et ing锟絥ieux d'un homme qui porte dignement l'ancien nom de Caetani, a introduit dans la bijouterie un style 锟 la fois classique et nouveau.
Any appearance of a wish on the part of those whom you chance to meet thus, for an aside conversation, will, of course, suggest the propriety of occupying yourself until your hostess is at leisure, with some subject of interest in the room鈥攖urn to a picture, open a book, examine some article of bijouterie, and, thus civilly unobtrusive, observe only when it is proper for you to notice the separation of the company.
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