GONFIARE: to boss or belly out. Tra. 79, 82.
GORBIA: a ferule or throttle of iron. Tra. 191. Also generally, a pointed tool for working soft stone. Tra. 200.
GRAFFIARE: in the sense used by Cellini, Tra. 128, to hatch or to grave upon the metal by means of a well sharpened ciappola, a cutting instrument, different from the bulino & the cesello, used especially for hatching. From graffiare, used in this sense comes the better known word graffito.
GRANAGLIA: grains, or granulated metal for filigree. Tra. 20.
GRANATO: the garnet. Tra. 39.
GRANIRE: a method employed in embossing metal for working over the backgrounds with a sharp-pointed steel tool. Tra. 92.
GRANITURA: beading, e.g., around a coin. Tra. 112, 114.
GRATICOLA, GRATICOLETTA, GRATICOLINA: a grating, a grill. Tra. 126, 190.
GRATITUDINE: the gratefulness, charm, or delicacy of a stone. Tra. 38.
GRATTAPUGIA: a scratch-brush. GRATTAPUGIARE: to clean or polish with the scratch-brush. Tra. 148.