trinketry (Meaning)

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trinketry (n)

trinkets and other ornaments of dress collectively

Webster

Ornaments of dress; trinkets, collectively.

The vendor's stall was adorned with an assortment of trinketry, from beaded necklaces to shimmering pendants.
The tourist couldn't resist purchasing a trinketry as a souvenir of her trip to the exotic island.
The museum's vast collection included several historical trinketry, including a golden locket and a miniature silver carriage.
The necklace was more than just a piece of trinketry; it held sentimental value for its wearer.
The child's bedroom was filled with colorful trinketry, from stuffed animals to plastic superheroes.
The actress adorned herself with opulent trinketry for the grand premiere of her latest film.
The antique shop was a treasure trove of trinketry, each item telling a story of its own.
The trinketry was a reminder of the happy memories they had shared during their travels.
The artist's studio was filled with a myriad of trinketry that served as inspiration for their creations.
The gift shop sold a wide range of trinketry, from keychains to postcards, catering to the diverse tastes of its visitors.

trinkets and other ornaments of dress collectivelyOrnaments of dress; trinkets, collectively.

trifle, ornamental, knickknack, bauble, gimcrackery, bibelot, bijouterie,geegaw, ornament, vertu

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The vendor's stall was adorned with an assortment of trinketry, from beaded necklaces to shimmering pendants.

The tourist couldn't resist purchasing a trinketry as a souvenir of her trip to the exotic island.

The museum's vast collection included several historical trinketry, including a golden locket and a miniature silver carriage.

The necklace was more than just a piece of trinketry; it held sentimental value for its wearer.