filigree
/ˈfɪlɪɡri/
verb
- To decorate with filigree or a delicate pattern.
- The jeweler filigreed the pendant with tiny silver vines.
- They filigreed the edges of the metal tray.
- The artist filigreed the glass vase with gold leaf.
noun
- Delicate and intricate ornamental work made from fine wire, typically of gold or silver.
- The antique brooch was decorated with beautiful gold filigree.
- She admired the filigree on the silver earrings.
- The artisan spent weeks creating the filigree for the necklace.
- Something resembling such delicate work, especially in being intricate or finely detailed.
- The architect added stone filigree to the balcony railing.
- The lace curtain had a filigree pattern of flowers and vines.
- The frost formed a delicate filigree on the windowpane.