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List of jewellery types

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The British version seems to fit the links better. I changed the page to use the British spelling on that reasoning. -- This list of jewellery types is a listing of most types of jewellery made.

Hair Ornaments

  • Crowns
  • Maang Tikka
  • Headband
  • Scrunchie
  • Hairclip

Arms

  • Armlet (upper arm bracelets)
  • Bangle
  • Bracelet
    • Charm bracelet
      • Italian charm bracelet
    • Friendship bracelet
    • Gospel bracelet
  • Cuff links

Hands

  • Ring
    • Championship ring
    • Class ring
    • Engagement ring
    • Nawarat ring
    • Promise ring
      • Pre-engagement ring
    • Wedding ring
  • Hand Chain Ring-bracelet

Body

  • Belly chain
  • Body piercing jewellery
  • Breastplate
  • Brooch
  • Earring
  • Chatelaine
  • Necklace

Feet

  • Anklet (ankle bracelets)
  • Toe ring

Special functions

  • Amulet
  • Celibacy vow ring
  • Medical alert jewelry
  • Membership pin
  • Military dog tags
  • Pledge pins
  • Prayer jewelry
    • Japa malas
    • Prayer beads
    • Prayer rope
    • Rosary beads
  • Puzzle jewelry
    • Puzzle ring
  • Signet ring
  • Thumb ring
  • Gemstone Jewelry

Components

  • Cameo
  • Emblem
  • Findings
  • Locket
  • Medallion
  • Pendant
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