Synonyms and antonyms of Natural and artificial substances used in jewellery in British Thesaurus

amber (noun)

a hard yellow-brown substance used for making jewellery

coral (noun)

a hard substance formed from coral. It is often pink or red and was used in the past to make jewellery.

cultured pearl (noun)

a type of pearl grown artificially, instead of one that grows naturally in an oyster

jade (noun)

a hard green substance used for making jewellery and art objects

mother-of-pearl (noun)

the shiny layer inside some shells, used for making buttons, jewellery etc

paste (noun)

a hard type of glass used to make artificial jewels

pearl (noun)

a small round jewel that is white and shiny and that grows inside the shell of an oyster

pearl (noun)

an artificial jewel like this

rhinestone (noun)

an artificial jewel made of clear glass

tortoiseshell (noun)

the hard shell of a type of turtle that is brown and orange and is used for making things, for example jewellery