瓖 (xiāng) - To inlay & to set (as jewels)
瓖 · xiāng
To inlay;
to set (as jewels);
to mount;
to embed;
to stud.
To inlayto set (as jewels)to mount
Usage highlights
Inlay with jewelsInlaid with jadeGold inlayInlay craftInlaid swordInlaid decoration
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The ring was inlaid with diamonds (瓖嵌钻石).
- He wore a sword with a jade-studded hilt (瓖玉剑柄).
- The antique box was beautifully inlaid with mother-of-pearl (瓖嵌螺钿).
- The artisan specializes in inlaying gold into silver (瓖金工艺).
Collocations
- Inlay with jewels(瓖宝)
- Inlaid with jade(瓖玉)
- Gold inlay(瓖金)
- Inlay craft(瓖嵌工艺)
- Inlaid sword(瓖剑)
- Inlaid decoration(瓖饰)
Idioms
- Gold-inlaid and jade-embedded(金瓖玉嵌)
- Precious stones inlaid and pearls set(宝瓖珠嵌)
- Inlaid with the seven treasures(七宝瓖嵌)
Cultural background
FAQ- Traditionally associated with fine craftsmanship in jewelry, metalwork, and decorative arts.
- Often used in descriptions of luxurious items, weapons, and ceremonial objects from imperial times.
- Reflects the high value placed on intricate artisan skills in Chinese material culture.