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* The .52 and .96 Gal Decos from the "Franchise/Splatoon" series are ink guns that can be wielded by the player. They are bedazzled with white and pink rhinestones in an arrow-like pattern.

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* The .52 and .96 Gal Decos from the "Franchise/Splatoon" ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'' series are ink guns that can be wielded by the player. They are bedazzled with white and pink rhinestones in an arrow-like pattern.
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* The .52 and .96 Gal Decos from "VideoGame/Splatoon" are ink guns that can be wielded by the player. They are bedazzled with white and pink rhinestones in an arrow-like pattern.

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* The .52 and .96 Gal Decos from "VideoGame/Splatoon" the "Franchise/Splatoon" series are ink guns that can be wielded by the player. They are bedazzled with white and pink rhinestones in an arrow-like pattern.
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* The .52 and .96 Gal Decos from "VideoGame/Splatoon" are ink guns that can be wielded by the player. They are bedazzled with white and pink rhinestones in an arrow-like pattern.
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* Played with in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade''. The Holy Grail is [[spoiler:the one ''not'' GemEncrusted. Thus, "the cup of a carpenter."]]

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* Played with in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade''. The Holy Grail is [[spoiler:the one ''not'' GemEncrusted.gem-encrusted. Thus, "the cup of a carpenter."]]



* Manages to be an important plot point in an episode of ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'' in which Merlin is suffering from a range of visions that prophesy that Morgana will try to kill the king. One of them is of her unsheathing a GemEncrusted dagger, and it's through Merlin's indirect intervention that Arthur swaps a very plain dagger (that he was originally going to give Morgana for her birthday) with the gem-covered murder weapon from Merlin's vision.

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* Manages to be an important plot point in an episode of ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'' in which Merlin is suffering from a range of visions that prophesy that Morgana will try to kill the king. One of them is of her unsheathing a GemEncrusted gem-encrusted dagger, and it's through Merlin's indirect intervention that Arthur swaps a very plain dagger (that he was originally going to give Morgana for her birthday) with the gem-covered murder weapon from Merlin's vision.
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* Plies have quite a few of these, including a diamond-encrusted Florida License plate, snapback, and a clothing iron.
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* *Another rapper example, Plies have quite a few of these, including a diamond-encrusted Florida License license plate, snapback, and a clothing iron.
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* Plies have quite a few of these, including a diamond-encrusted Florida License plate, snapback, and a clothing iron.
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** Also, Homer himself in one of his imagine spots in addition to being plated in solid gold. [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever And 50 foot tall.]]

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** Also, Homer himself in one of his imagine spots in addition to being [[GoldMakesEverythingShiny plated in solid gold.gold]]. [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever And 50 foot tall.]]
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** There was also the self-help guru who had a watch so encrusted with jewels that the hands couldn't even more.

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** There was also the self-help guru who had a watch so encrusted with jewels that the hands couldn't even more.move.
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* As mentioned above, rappers have the habit of having diamonds embedded into the strangest things to use as jewelry. The 2000's brought Grills, over-the-tooth jewelry that started first as [[GoldToothOfWealth gold front]] but soon also started having diamonds tacked on them, and in 2010, Music/LilWayne upped the stakes by just having diamonds permanently fixed onto his teeth, a trend that others have also followed.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Grandma Wu wears sunglasses with rhinestone-encrusted frames.
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* Meowzie's Poké Ball in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''.

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* Meowzie's [[RichBitch Meowzie]]'s Poké Ball is encrusted with gems in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''.''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'', highlight just how [[TheOneThatGotAway out of reach she is]] for a stray, street-living Meowth (who would become [[StartOfDarkness the villainous Meowth]] of Team Rocket).
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* ''Literature/TheInheritanceCycle'': Inverted. Although the swords of dragon riders each have a gemstone set in the pommel as a means of storing magical energy, the elven smith Rhunön - who forged all the riders’ swords - disapproves of excessive adornment.
-->'''Rhunön''': “A sword that could not fulfill its function would be ugly to my eyes no matter how fair its shape, not even if it were adorned with the finest jewels and the most intricate engraving.”
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* There is apparently now a RealLife trend of "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajazzle Vajazzling]]"- which is supposedly "bedazzling" one's vagina. But that's a misnomer, due to the practicalities of doing that to either the labia or the vaginal lining (the latter being the true vagina in medical terms). The gems are actually glued on to the region of skin over the pubic bone.

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* There is apparently now a RealLife trend of "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajazzle Vajazzling]]"- which is supposedly "bedazzling" one's vagina. But that's a misnomer, due to the practicalities of doing that to either the labia or the vaginal lining (the latter being the true vagina in medical terms). The gems are actually glued on to the region of skin over the pubic bone. The term appears to have been popularized during a 2010 ''[[Creator/GeorgeLopez Lopez Tonight]]'' interview with Creator/JenniferLoveHewitt, in which Hewitt encouraged her female fans to "vajazzle their vajayjays."

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