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Jewelers' Findings and Materials, and Lapidary Work
Pearl Drilling, Sawing or Peeling
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- Diamond Cutting485
- Gems, Real and Imitation: Preparation for Settings373
- Jewel Preparing: Instruments, Tools, Watches, and Jewelry14
- Jewelers' Castings27
- Jewelers' Findings and Materials18
- Jewelers Findings/Materials/Lapidary Manufacturers63
- Jewelers Supplies Manufacturers4
- Jewelry Craftsmen82
- Jewelry Parts, Unassembled6
- Jewelry Polishing for the Trade8
- Jewelry Soldering for the Trade2
- Lapidaries8
- Lapidary Work and Diamond Cutting and Polishing18
- Machine Chain, Platinum or Karat Gold1
- Pin Stems1
- Polishers-Jewelers5
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