Jewelry
Jewelry noun - An adornment (as a bracelet or ring or necklace) made of precious metals and set with gems (or imitation gems).
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Silver and jewelry are semantically related. in precious stones topic. In some cases you can use "Silver" instead a noun "Jewelry".
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- Rudyard Kipling's "Cold Iron", quoted at the page top, uses the reference solely as a metaphor for armed combat (as opposed to gold, silver, and copper, for trade, jewelry and metalcraft).
Source: Cold Iron -
The Romans also had rules about jewelry: for example, the Ius Annuli restricted the wearing of gold rings to the Patrician class, silver to the Equites, and various lesser metals to the Plebs.
Source: Color-Coded Patrician -
The Big Bad waxes rhapsodic for a bit about how his men are now monsters that can only be killed with silver, before acknowledging the fact that there are loads of now-useless jewelry around Dubai and very little ammunition to be found, making silver bullets a necessity.
Source: Silver Bullet
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