enchases
/ɪnˈtʃeɪsɪz/
verb
- To set or place (a gem, stone, or other object) into a surrounding metal setting, often as part of jewelry or decorative work.
- The jeweler carefully enchases the diamond into the gold ring.
- She learned how to enchase small pearls into silver pendants.
- The artisan enchases each gem by hand to ensure a perfect fit.
- To decorate or adorn (an object) by setting gems or other materials into its surface.
- The museum displayed a sword enchased with intricate patterns of gold and sapphires.
- The ancient crown was enchased with rubies and emeralds.
- He spent months enchasing the wooden box with mother-of-pearl.