Worn Ornamental Cases Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 23-04-2019
Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: worn ornamental cases. We have 2 answers for worn ornamental cases in our database.

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LOCKETS
- Securely fasten broken set of pendants
- Worn ornamental cases
ANKLET
- Bangle
- Bank letter concerned with jewellery afoot
- Blank letter included joint adornment
- Leg adornment
- Leg jewellery
- Lower leg bracelet
- ornamental chain worn around the lower leg

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