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Word History and Origins
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Stop by to shop from local makers, potters, painters and jewelers at this art-focused sale.
Each new “process,” as it’s known, is named for the size of the chip’s smallest feature, like a jeweler whose fingertips keep getting finer.
He has lived in the city for 25 years and used to be a jeweler, but converted his store after the 2008 financial crisis, selling models of the cathedral and nearby Parc Güell, as well as T-shirts emblazoned with the logo of Barcelona’s soccer team.
They shared images of rings they’d run across on social media with one another, and once the their relationship became more serious, they even went to a jeweler to look around.
William says they’re no longer in his possession as he sold them to another jeweler.
Kelly was a loyal client of Cartier, and the jeweler agreed to provide the jewelry for the film.
Her eyes brightened—she knew those boxes came from the French jeweler Cartier, one of her favorite stores in the world.
The Jeweler's Monologue The Counselor (Michael Fassbender) goes to a jeweler in Amsterdam to buy an engagement ring.
The gems belonged to Chopard, the world-famous Swiss jeweler.
In fablelike fashion, characters are named for their professions: Healer, Jeweler, Stranger.
An offer which Jane received from a very honest, industrious, and thrifty jeweler, aroused anew a mother's maternal solicitude.
Why, she dresses like a girl of twenty-fiveand acts that grown up, too, observed the jeweler.
To be gracefully and elegantly attired, in short, is secondary to the desire to be a sort of jeweler's walking show-card.
An Effendi took the watch yesterday to show it to Vartan, the jeweler.
"Then I can't give you anything," and the jeweler turned away.
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