enchased
/ɪnˈtʃeɪst/
verb
- To set or decorate (a surface) with a raised design, often by carving or engraving; to adorn with an inlaid pattern.
- The artisan enchased the silver bracelet with delicate floral patterns.
- Ancient warriors often enchased their shields with scenes of battle.
- She admired the ring, which was enchased with tiny stars and moons.
- To place (a gem or precious stone) in a setting; to set as a jewel.
- The museum displayed a dagger enchased with emeralds along the hilt.
- The crown was enchased with rubies and sapphires from distant lands.
- He enchased a single diamond into the center of the pendant.