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silver-worker

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun silver-worker has 1 sense
  1. silversmith, silverworker, silver-worker - someone who makes or repairs articles of silver
    --1 is a kind of jewelry maker, jeweler, jeweller
    --1 has particulars: Revere, Paul Revere

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Silver-Worker

Description

A silver-worker refers to a skilled individual who specializes in working with silver, crafting it into various forms and objects. Silver-workers are highly skilled in techniques such as soldering, casting, engraving, and polishing, and are known for creating exquisite silverware, jewelry, decorative items, and more.

Examples of Usage

As a Noun (Profession)

1. The renowned silversmith has been recognized as a master silver-worker for his intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship.

2. Many tourists flock to the local market to witness the talented silver-workers handcrafting beautiful silver jewelry.

As a Noun (Person)

1. My aunt is a professional silver-worker, and she recently made me a stunning silver bracelet as a gift.

2. I met a skilled silver-worker at an art exhibition who explained the intricate process of creating silver sculptures.

As an Adjective

1. The silver-worker collection at the museum is a testament to the incredible talent and creativity of the artists.

2. The artisan showcased his silver-worker skills by transforming a plain silver plate into a brilliantly ornate serving tray.

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