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Jewels and other body ornamentations

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1. SapphiresEmeraldsDiamondsI don't know are said to be the hardest and most beautiful gems of all.

2. Mary is searching the living room for her lost pendantscarificationtiarraI don't know.

3. The most valuable diamondsgemspearlsI don't know occur spontaneously in the sea,secreted by oysters, they are rare.

4. Paul bought a gold necklacetatoogemI don't know to Jane for their wedding anniversary.

5. Lucy was very proud and wanted to show her sister the engagement ringbraceletearringI don't know on her finger.

6. On his left index finger, my father wore a silver signet ringchoker necklacejewelI don't know.

7. John doesn't want his daughter to get a tatootiaradiamondI don't know.

8. Ethnology says that, in many tribal societies, scarificationsignet ringrubyI don't know is considered as socially valuable.

9. A solitaire ringcameonecklaceI don't know is a medallion or a ring with a profiled head in relief.

10. The thieves ran away with the money but not the paintingsjewelssilver spoonsI don't know which Cathy had hidden for safe keeping.