glyptic

/ˈɡlɪptɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to carving or engraving, especially on precious stones or gems.
    • She studied glyptic techniques to learn how to carve detailed patterns into jade.
    • The museum's glyptic collection includes ancient Roman cameos and intaglios.
    • The artist's glyptic skills were evident in the intricate design on the crystal seal.
noun
  1. The art or process of carving or engraving, especially on gems.
    • The exhibition showcased the evolution of glyptic from the Renaissance to modern times.
    • Glyptic was highly valued in ancient civilizations for creating seals and jewelry.
    • He took a course in glyptic to understand the history of gemstone carving.
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