Sentence examples for coral enamel from inspiring English sources
Silver, copper, coral, enamel, coins, glass, copal, shell, cotton, plastic, buttons.
Throughout the centuries and from culture to culture, the materials considered rare and beautiful have ranged from shells, bones, pebbles, tusks, claws, and wood to so-called precious metals, precious and semiprecious stones, pearls, corals, enamels, vitreous pastes, and ceramics.
At the present time it is a matter of conjecture what link, if any, may have existed between the enamellers in south Russia and those Celtic craftsmen who by the 3rd century bce, if not earlier, were using red enamel in place of coral inlay.
Until this early Celtic material has been scientifically examined and proved to be true enamel as distinct from inlaid coral, cut stone (chiefly lapis), or coloured glass applied cold, theories about it remain open to question.
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The pycnodonts had a downturned beak and small mouth with an abundance of bulblike, rounded teeth with thick enamel surfaces; these structures enabled pycnodonts to crush their prey, such as the shelled invertebrates of coral reefs.
