From the Old French meaning 'imperfect precious stone', the small magnifying glass of a gemologist, horologist or jeweller
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- Small magnifying glass worn in the eye socket, used by jewellers, watchmakers etc.
- Homophonous with a word for a ring, a little eyeglass with which a jeweller magnifies gems and bling
- Watchmaker's aid
- Word for an imperfect precious stone originally, later a jeweller's magnifying glass for studying gems
- Magnifying glass used by jewellers, gemologists and horologists
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