Noun
costume jewelry (usually uncountable, plural costume jewelries)
US standard form of costume jewellery.
And his wife is no less reluctant to exchange without thought, pieces engraved by hand in patterns as old as tribal tradition for costume jewelry fresh from a factory stamping machine. Source: Internet
CJCI Magazine, Summer 2010 – Vol. 1, Issue 2. A significant factor in the popularization of costume jewelry was the Hollywood movie. Source: Internet
The stones are so roughly cut than they look like very cheap costume jewelry from a store like "Claire's". Source: Internet
My mother kept her jewelry box, bought sometime in the mid-1950s, adding little trinkets to it over the years, until she passed it down to her three daughters to use as costume jewelry. Source: Internet
The most beloved costume jewelry designer in the world of fashion, Lane, a Rhode Island School of Design-trained designer, imagined his pieces with an artist's eye, a flair for color and an unapologetic love of flashy, faux stones. Source: Internet
In the 19th century, costume jewelry made of semi-precious material came into the market. Source: Internet