gewgaws

Those hills produced gypsies who travel around cheating, dickering and selling gewgaws that are worth nothing.

"We have a few simple gifts here," Fannia added, placing the gewgaws at the king's feet.

Do you think your daughter cares two straws for the gewgaws and the tawdry trappings of Society?

The genuine mind of man, thirsting for its native home, society, contemns the gewgaws that separate him from it.

He had a tray containing bangles and necklaces and gewgaws, made in Germany, which he was selling as oriental works of art.