Shiny things are objects and environments that reflect light well. These include things that are valued for their aesthetic qualities such as diamonds and gems. Shiny things can also have a practical purpose such as mirrors or a traditional use such as tinsel for Christmas trees. Shiny things are also used to attract attention for purposes such as showmanship, advertising and safety. The following are common shiny things.Aluminum | Aluminum foil | Aquamarine | Bangles | Beads | Bracelets | Brass | Bronze | Ceramics | Christmas ornaments | Chrome | Chromium | Clouds | Coins | Crowns | Crystal chandeliers | Crystal glasses | Crystals | Cufflinks | Dew drops | Diamonds | Disco Balls | Earrings | Emeralds | Enamel | Fish scales | Gemstones | Glass | Glazed pottery | Glitter | Glossy cosmetics such as lip gloss | Glossy magazines | Gold | Hairpins | Ice | Jewelry | Lacquer | Lakes | Marble | Metallic paints | Metals | Mirrors | Mother-of-pearl | Necklaces | Nickel | Oceans | Pearls | Platinum | Polished wood | Pyrite – fool’s gold | Quartz | Reflective paint | Reflective tape | Reflectors | Rings | Rose quartz | Ruby | Safety gear | Sapphires | Sequins | Shiny balloons | Shiny stickers | Silver | Snow | Sports equipment | Stainless steel | Steel | Streams | Tiaras | Tiles | Tin | Tinsel | Titanium | Topaz | Varnish | Watches | |
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