Medallion
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British pronunciation/mədˈæli‍ən/
American pronunciation/məˈdæɫjən/

Definition & Meaning of "medallion"

Medallion
01

a piece of jewelry that is round and flat, which is worn around the neck on a chain

medallion definition and meaning

What is a "medallion"?

A medallion is a flat, round or oval metal disk, often made of gold, silver, or bronze, that is worn as a piece of jewelry or a decoration. It is typically worn as a pendant on a chain, ribbon, or cord around the neck, and can be engraved, etched, or decorated with images, symbols, or text. Medallions are often used as commemorative or honorary items, such as military medals or sporting awards, and can also be used as talismans or amulets for good luck or protection. Some medallions may also have religious or spiritual significance and may be used in worship or rituals.

02

an emblem indicating that a taxicab is registered

03

a circular helping of food (especially a boneless cut of meat)

04

any of various large ancient Greek coins

05

a circular or oval decorative element used in architecture and design to add ornamental detail, often featuring intricate patterns or symbols

What is a "medallion"?

A medallion is a decorative, circular or oval design often used in architecture, interior design, and art. It is typically placed on walls, ceilings, or floors to add an ornamental touch. Medallions can feature intricate patterns, carvings, or reliefs and are commonly found in traditional or classical designs. They are often used around light fixtures or as standalone decor, enhancing the elegance of a space. Made from materials such as plaster, metal, or wood, medallions serve both an aesthetic and sometimes symbolic purpose, contributing to the overall beauty of a design.

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