filigree

• It was longer than one of our weapons and the pommel was obviously of pure gold filigree-work, of a delicacy that I had never seen before. —  River God
• Raising his gaze to the filigree-edged mirror, he tried to understand what had happened to him, and how. —  Into the Thinking Kingdoms
• The women wore truly exquisite jewelry of black filigree, some of it faceted and polished in places until it sparkled like gemstones. —  Elvenblood
• All of the people here were attired like the Priest, with the same iron torque with the flame-filigree pendant The tent itself was plain enough, just a few cushions and some colorful blankets, with a cold brazier set under the smoke hole. —  Elvenblood
• Come! '— and instantly there rushed up to us a huge golden throne of light filigree-work, borne upon seven pinions, whereof each was fledged above with feathers fair and white, but underneath they were ribbed batlike, and fringed with black down: and all around fluttered beautiful winged faces, mingled and disporting with grotesque figures and hideous imps. —  My Life as an Author

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