| SOLDERINGIRON | Flogged European jewellery and metal to hot joiner (9,4) |
| SOLDERING | Joining, having flogged European bit of jewellery (9) |
| SPINETINGLING | Scary old weapon loaded with wood and metal, gun originally |
| ARTDECO | Style of interior design, jewellery and architecture characterised by geometric designs and bold colours and outlines, popular in the 1920s and 30s (3,4) |
| BEADS | Decorative glass or shell objects used to make maasai jewellery and belts or to embellish evening or bridal gowns (5) |
| GOLD | Used for bullion, coins, jewellery and medals, a precious metal thought most likely to have been produced in neutron star collisions or supernova nucleosynthesis (4) |
| CONSIDERINGTHAT | Negative aspect to jewellery and headwear separated by a model since (11,4) |
| RHINESTONE | What imitation diamond is used in cheap jewellery and to decorate clothes? (10) |
| JET | What hard black lignite is used to make jewellery and ornaments? (3) |
| BRACELETS | The jewellery and carved belts, run in to get |
| ELECTRUM | Alloy of gold and silver used for jewellery and ornaments (8) |
| CARTIER | In 1847, who took over Adolphe Picard's Parisian workshop to make jewellery and watches? (7) |
| RENELALIQUE | 20th-century French designer of Art Nouveau jewellery and Art Deco glassware known as the inventor of modern jewellery (4,7) |
| AGATE | Ornamental mineral much used in jewellery and for decoration, the stone is considered to offer the wearer inner strength (5) |
| RINGLET | Poor service after getting bit of jewellery and lock (7) |
| SIBLINGS | One relative pockets jewellery: and the others? |
| GAMBLING | Good morning with jewellery and playing cards? (8) |
| ACCESSORIZE | Decide on jewellery and such |
| STUMBLINGBLOCK | Must change flashy jewellery and forget being an obstacle (9,5) |
| COGS | Machine parts seen on steampunk jewellery and Labor Party flags |
