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All this fancy filigree comes at a cost, of course.

The steel door was still there, but it had changed to a filigree.

"I have been curious about paper filigree ever since," she said.

He was not into filigree when it came to dealing with lawyers.

A fine yellow filigree network began to grow in the air.

Words tend to be a filigree a lot of times."

Light played through the edge of his hair, making it appear like silver filigree.

Inside the heart is some filigree work that spells out, "Mom."

I can see her through the filigree work of an inset panel.

Over their heads the summer stars were strung like filigree.

There was elaborate filigree on the front cover and jewels.

Once, in what now seemed to be the far past, she had puzzled from orbit over such filigrees.

It was a long thin blade with tiny gold filigree.

On top was an 8 1/2 x 11 studio photo in a gold filigree frame.

Her black cloak showed darkly through the filigree of white.

The great clock's filigree hands stopped when the last passenger train did many years before.

Men produce most of the forms for such work, but women often complete the intricate filigree.

In 1976, a new technique was introduced which allowed for a type of glass filigree work.

"The one with the ivory handle and the rather unusual filigree design."

There were buttons concealed in filigree and he pressed one.

She was working on a piece of jewellery in silver filigree.

To the snowflakes forming a white filigree on the glass.

Once you have a concise theory explaining how they work, the rest should just be filigree.

Decorated with filigree of silver and gold, it dominated the room.

The filigree vine she gripped began slowly to cut into her fingers.