goldsmith

[ˈɡəʊldsmɪθ]

goldsmith Definition

a person who makes jewelry and other objects out of gold.

Using goldsmith: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "goldsmith" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The goldsmith crafted a beautiful necklace for the bride.

  • Example

    The family business has been passed down through generations of goldsmiths.

  • Example

    The museum had an exhibit on the history of goldsmithing.

goldsmith Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for goldsmith

Phrases with goldsmith

  • an expert or highly skilled goldsmith

    Example

    The master goldsmith was able to create intricate designs with ease.

  • goldsmith's mark

    a hallmark or stamp indicating the maker of a piece of jewelry or object made by a goldsmith

    Example

    The goldsmith's mark on the ring indicated that it was made in the 18th century.

  • the art or craft of a goldsmith

    Example

    The museum had a collection of goldsmithery from different time periods.

Origins of goldsmith

from Middle English 'goldesmyth', from Old English 'goldsmið', from 'gold' + 'smið' (smith)

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Summary: goldsmith in Brief

A 'goldsmith' [ˈɡəʊldsmɪθ] is a person who specializes in making jewelry and other objects out of gold. They are skilled craftsmen who create intricate designs and often leave their mark on their work. The term extends to phrases like 'master goldsmith' and 'goldsmith's mark,' and the art or craft of a goldsmith is referred to as 'goldsmithery.'

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