Jewelry in Swedish and Other Accessories

Jewelry and accessories in Swedish: en ring (ring), ett halsband (necklace), örhängen (earrings), ett armband (bracelet), en klocka (watch), ett bälte (belt), en halsduk (scarf), en slips (tie). Below are all 12 jewelry and accessories from lesson 105 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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All 12 Swedish jewelry and accessories

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Lesson 105 · Clothing Accessories 12 words

  • ett bälte belt

    Han är ett fan av läderbälten.

    He is a fan of leather belts.

  • en halsduk scarf

    Var kan jag köpa en varm halsduk?

    Where can I buy a warm scarf?

  • en handske gloves

    Du behöver handskar på vintern.

    You need gloves in winter.

  • solglasögon sunglasses

    Han bär solglasögon på sommaren.

    He wears sunglasses in summer.

  • en klocka watch

    Jag bär en klocka dagligen.

    I wear a watch daily.

  • en ring ring

    Hon bär en guldring.

    She wears a gold ring.

  • ett halsband necklace

    Det där halsbandet ser väldigt fint ut.

    That necklace looks very pretty.

  • örhängen earrings

    De bär guldörhängen.

    They are wearing gold earrings.

  • ett armband bracelet

    Jag gillar ditt nya armband.

    I like your new bracelet.

  • en keps cap

    Min keps skyddar mitt huvud.

    The cap protects my head.

  • en mössa beanie

    Min mössa är bekväm.

    My beanie is comfortable.

  • en slips tie

    Din slips passar bra till din kostym.

    Your tie matches your suit nicely.

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