taglio briolè

German translation: Briolet-Schliff

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Italian term or phrase:taglio briolè
German translation:Briolet-Schliff
Entered by: MRah

10:22 Oct 18, 2007
Italian to German translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Other
Italian term or phrase: taglio briolè
Es geht um eine Brille...
Vielen Dank

...un inserto in ossidiana nera a taglio briolè è incastonato nella parte iniziale delle aste, per conferire ai profili un’allure raffinata.
Sabina Winkler CAPIRSI
Germany
Local time: 09:26
Briolet-Schliff
Explanation:
ossidiana = Obsidian = Schmuckstein
Ich denke, es handelt sich um ein Brillengestell mit im Briolet-Schliff angebrachten Obsidian-Steinen
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MRah
Germany
Local time: 09:26
Grading comment
vielen Dank, da hätte man auch selbst drauf kommen können ;-)
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Briolet-Schliff


Explanation:
ossidiana = Obsidian = Schmuckstein
Ich denke, es handelt sich um ein Brillengestell mit im Briolet-Schliff angebrachten Obsidian-Steinen

MRah
Germany
Local time: 09:26
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
vielen Dank, da hätte man auch selbst drauf kommen können ;-)

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agree  Katinka Simon: da war einer schneller :-) genau das habe ich auch gerade gedacht
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