Sense: a person who makes, or deals in, ornaments and other articles made of precious stones and metals.
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 Afrikaans: juwelier |
 Arabic: صائِغ، جَوْهَرْجي |
 Bulgarian: бижутер |
 Brazilian: joalheiro |
 Czech: klenotník |
 German: der Juwelier |
 Danish: juveler |
 Greek: κοσμηματοποιός, κοσμηματο |
 Spanish: joyero |
 Estonian: juveliir, kalliskivikaupm |
 Farsi: جواهر فروش؛ جواهر ساز |
 Finnish: jalokivikauppias |
 French: bijoutier/-ière |
 Hebrew: צוֹרֶף |
 Hindi: जौहरी |
 Croatian: draguljar |
 Hungarian: ékszerész |
 Indonesian: pedagang perhiasan, ahli |
 Icelandic: skartgripasali; gullsmiðu |
 Italian: gioielliere |
 Japanese: 宝石商 |
 Korean: 보석 세공인, 보석 상인 |
 Lithuanian: juvelyras |
 Latvian: juvelieris |
 Malay: jauhari |
 Dutch: juwelier |
 Norwegian: gullsmed, juveler |
 Polish: jubiler |
 Persian: جواهر فروش؛ جواهر ساز |
 Pashto: غمي ياجواهر پلورونكى، دجو |
 Portuguese: joalheiro |
 Romanian: bijutier |
 Russian: ювелир |
 Slovak: klenotník |
 Slovenian: draguljar |
 Serbian: draguljar |
 Swedish: juvelerare |
 Thai: คนขายเพชรพลอย |
 Turkish: kuyumcu |
 Taiwanese: 寶石匠，珠寶商 |
 Ukrainian: ювелір |
 Urdu: جوہری |
 Vietnamese: thợ kim hoàn |
 Chinese: 宝石匠，珠宝商 |
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