| JEWEL | Precious stone or metal adornment (5) |
| TORC | Celtic metal adornment |
| BEZEL | A grooved ring holding a lens, precious stone or watch crystal in its setting; a chamfer; one of the oblique facets of a cut gem; or, an indicator light on a car dashboard (5) |
| AGATE | Precious stone or a marble (5) |
| INLAY | Insert wood, stone or metal into a surface (5) |
| LITHO | Image made with a stone or metal printing plate, for short |
| CHISEL | Cutting tool with a sharpened edge at the end of a metal blade, used-often by driving with a mallet or hammer-in dressing, shaping, or working a solid material such as wood, stone, or metal. (6) |
| GEM | Precious stone or jewel; little cake; or, a small variety of cos lettuce (3) |
| OUCH | Brooch or clasp set with gems; the setting of a precious stone; or an interjection of pain (4) |
| SETTING | Piece of metal in which a precious stone or gem is fixed (7) |
| JEWELLER | Term, linked to the Latin for "joy, jest" via a word for a precious stone or ornament, for a bijoutier, gemmologist, goldsmith or lapidary (8) |
| INSCRIBES | Writes in stone or metal (9) |
| SCULPTOR | Artist who shapes stone or metal |
| QUAY | Stone or metal platform for loading and unloading ships (4) |
| TRAMROAD | Track with sunken wooden, stone or metal rails (4,4) |
| LITHOGRAPHER | One printing from a stone or metal plate |
| LITHOGRAPHY | Method of printing from a stone or metal plate (11) |
| GEMS | Precious stones or people |
| JEWELS | Precious stones or metals (6) |
| LITHOGRAPH | A picture printed using a stone or metal block on which an image has been drawn with a thick substance that attracts ink (10) |
