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Meanings of jewellery in English

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An adornment (as a bracelet or ring or necklace) made of precious metals and set with gems (or imitation gems)

jewelry
Usage of jewellery in English
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Meanwhile, handbags and jewellery are facing increasing competition from high-end consumer electronics.
Reuters
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The technique marks a significant change in the way jewellery is produced.
BBC
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Why did you decide to create jewellery from the fence in particular?
The South African
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Items in such jewellery collections can cost tens of thousands of pounds.
The Guardian
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Seen up close, the young especially sparkle like a handful of jewellery.
The Irish Times
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The move also prompted a call for similar measures on silver jewellery.
Reuters
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Antiques fair offering wide variety of items and a jewellery valuation service.
The Irish Times
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Tom Blake has spent two years developing a new range of jewellery.
The Guardian
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A little goes a long way when it comes to costume jewellery.
The Irish Times
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One such project is for the children to make and sell jewellery.
Reuters
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It currently operates a network of 101 jewellery retail stores in Japan.
Reuters
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Examples include jewellery boxes, serving trays, pot plant holders and lots more.
The South African
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Gold jewellery is a popular gift at marriages and festivals in India.
Reuters
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A good piece of jewellery is an emotional link between loved ones.
The Irish Times
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You will be surprised to know how much jewellery is selling online.
Reuters
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The incident appears to be related to cash from the jewellery store.
The South African
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