Meanings of cheap jewelry in anglès

She was dressed in common finery and adorned by cheap jewelry.

She had on tawdry clothing and a lot of cheap jewelry.

In the window was a tempting array of cheap jewelry, watches, and holiday goods.

This was where the case of cheap jewelry stood.

Over the array of cheap jewelry, of banjos, shot-guns, and razors, his eyes moved idly.

Thirty-five years of haggling over cheap jewelry by day, while amassing tools and armaments by night.

After looking their stock over I decided that there was more money in cheap jewelry than spectacles.

Other establishments sell watches and cheap jewelry.

Yet she looked distinguished and wore her cheap jewelry with more grace than many a woman her diamonds.

They frequent the lower part of Broadway, which is also the favorite haunt of the venders of cheap jewelry.

Thurston peddling cheap jewelry, switching the real article in and out so it would pass the occasional jeweler's loupe.

A few collars and cuffs, neckties, and a few pieces of cheap jewelry-thatis all there is of such men.

Miss Puckers had disposed about her person as much ribbon, tulle, and cheap jewelry as might have fitted out a fancy fair.

He visited the cheap fake auction-rooms and would buy little pieces of cheap jewelry occasionally and sell them at a few cents' profit.

For the most part, his stock in trade consisted of cheap jewelry, gilded sleeve-buttons, galvanized watches, plated chains, various notions and unassortable knick-knacks.

Then he brought out a cigar box containing some cheap jewelry and other odds and ends, as well as two five dollar bills.