it possible to produce thimbles in larger quantities while improving their shape and durability. At the same time, decorative versions made from silver and other metals began to appear, showing that thimbles were becoming more than just tools.
By the 18th and 19th centuries, thimbles had also become symbols of status and gifts, often engraved or made from precious materials. They were no longer only practical items but also decorative keepsakes, reflecting personal style and social standing. Many were collected and preserved, turning them into small works of art.
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