The word "encrusted" is correct and usable in written English.
The verb "encrust" means to cover or adorn something with an outer layer, often of something precious or decorative. Example sentence: The golden crown was encrusted with dozens of jewels.
Encrusted with mosaics and inlaid with gold, it is the most visible (and audible) sign of the frenzied building boom that has taken hold of Saudi Arabia's holy city over the last 10 years.
The Warmest 100, which you can view here, is heavily encrusted with spoiler warnings but must still rile Triple J, especially since the Hottest 100 is such an extravaganza, with listening parties all round the country, special guests, interviews and for the first time, a Guardian live blog.
De la Renta's clothes are for a world well used to phrases such as "hand-embroidered" and "rare collectible jewel encrusted".
In his analysis of individual directors and their films, Mr Gilbey strips away the encrusted clichés by writing paradoxically about undercurrents of existentialism in "American Graffiti" and the disgust with daily life that pervades Steven Spielberg's work.
It includes a gold rapier and a parrying dagger, both encrusted with diamonds and rubies, and a lavish belt embroidered in gold and set with gems.The rapier was suited equally to duelling and showing off, and duelling quickly became the rage in Europe.
The humble spud finds itself stuffed into flatbread, encrusted in cumin seeds or tucked into pancakes.
3 Damien Hirst finally sells that diamond-encrusted skull.
However, when it finally did, it was spectacular, illuminating the leaves' ice-encrusted edges and sprinkling crystals into the cows' warm breath.
Sorry, it doesn't matter how many post-dubstep DJs you see doing secret sets in the Eavis's private jacuzzi – this is going to be everyone's highlight of Glastonbury, transforming Sunday afternoon comedowns into sequin-encrusted vibe-rainbows.
When complete, this gargantuan triangular slab, which sprawls out to the north like a slice of marble-encrusted wedding cake, will more than double the capacity of the mosque to 1.2 million worshippers, with 52 entrance gates, 120 elevators and four new minarets.
Doctors don't just become locums to stick a ruby-encrusted middle finger up at the NHS.
