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junk jewelry

noun as in costume jewelry

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And all those Astros with World Series rings should take them off - they’re just junk jewelry and they’ll leave a green stain on your ring finger.

He grew up in London, where he used his allowance to buy “junk jewelry” from flea markets to sell to tourists.

It was April who got the idea of going around the apartment house and asking all the ladies if they had any old junk jewelry that they were willing to sell.

Kenneth Jay Lane, 85, designer and bon vivant who built a global business from glittering acts of unabashed deception, producing fake and junk jewelry — or, as he liked to say, tongue in cheek, “faque” and “junque” — died at home in Manhattan on July 20.

There are the collar-less, loose-fitting jackets, the skirts that have a girlish swing to their silhouette, the exploration of tweeds and boucles in all their possible iterations, the strands of pearls and jewels worn like so much junk jewelry and the logo itself.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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