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Costume Jewellery

1. It may seem a little ridiculous to think
   ,
   "no comma"
   that people deliberately buy
2. anything artificial but that is most
   definately
   definitely
   true of costume jewellery
3. from the 1930s, which now sells for vast sums of money and is
4. increasingly popular in America
   ,
   Europe and Asia. The term 'costume
5. jewellery' is relatively new but such jewellery has been around ever since
6. people first started to
   decorrate
   decorate
   themselves with bones and shells. The
7. Romans, in particular
   ,
   took delight in making fake jewels from glass and
8. ceramics and combining them with
   preciuos
   precious
   stones and metal. The
9. eighteenth century saw an
   improvment
   improvement
   with the arrival of hand-cut glass,
10. now referred to as
    '
    paste'. This became so fashionable and sought after
11. that it rivalled
    diamons
    diamonds
    in both demand and price. Good pieces of
12. genuinely antique paste jewellery still sell for hundreds and sometimes
13. even thousands
    '
    "no apostrophe"
    of pounds. The real revolution in costume jewellery is
14. attributed to the
    french
    French
    designer Coco Chanel, who turned it away from pure
15. immitation
    imitation
    of previous designs in favour of 'jewels' made to be valued
16. in their own right. plastics were used
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    "no comma"
    to produce shapes and colours
17. never seen before, let alone worn, and they
    completly
    completely
    revolutionised the
18. jewellery market. These plastic creations rapidly gained popularity and
19. became easily
    affordible
    affordable
    , which naturally meant that fashions in jewellery
20. changed ever more quickly.