“jeweler”造句，怎麼用jeweler造句

He had the jeweler engrave his name on the back of the watch.

The jeweler was able to dig up the ring we wanted.

A good jeweler will advise you of these characteristics and how to look for and evaluate them yourself.

The ring was eventually returned to the jeweler, but he does not expect to get full retail value for it.

Once in ancient India a wealthy jeweler was hurrying in his carriage a long the highway to Varanasi. Pandu was his name.

Sharlett Wilkinson Buckner, of Humble, Texas, recently took an old bracelet, ring and necklace to her local jeweler and walked out with $1, 070.

BULGARI, the great Italian jeweler of international fame is a brand of extraordinary quality which with its jewels, watches, perfumes and luxury accessories gives prestige and pleasure through its RECOGNIZABLE, CONTEMPORARY, BOLD and ELEGANT style.

The jeweler set a diamond in gold.

The diamond was formerly owned by jeweler Harry Winston.

"Why don't you give the business to a New York State jeweler?" the judge asked.

One can buy a "real sapphire" for US$10, but it would be considered not much better than junk to a jeweler.

Say you need a diamond. You could go down to the jeweler or you could put some carbon deep underground and let it sit for a couple billion years.

German jeweler and designer Peter Nebengaus makes handcrafted porcelain things.

A sturdy table or bench at which manual work is done, as by a machinist, carpenter, or jeweler.

I have to find a reputable jeweler.

At a jewelry store, a young man bought an expensive necklace as a present for his girlfriend. "Shall I engrave her name on it?" the jeweler asked.

The impurities that make the superdeep diamonds useless to the jeweler are invaluable to the scientist.