Meanings of jewelry in English
Objects of personal adornment, which may fulfill both decorative and functional purposes.
Usage of jewelry in English
1
Drew said, You're welcome to come to the jewelry auction, of course.
2
It exports gold jewelry and gold products from Switzerland, India and Dubai.
3
However, there's no testing of jewelry before buying and no physical stores.
4
For October, they bought fewer garments, jewelry, automobiles from a year earlier.
5
He brought me presents: flowers, jewelry, a tin of red shoe polish.
6
It was mainly jewelry: silver brooches set with semiprecious bits of stone.
7
Revenue from jewelry, home furnishings and other retail businesses rose 18 percent.
8
Teeth were used as often for jewelry as they were for tools.
9
They took the Redactor, of course, along with his clothing and jewelry.
10
The Lalique jewelry was the sensation of the Paris Exposition of 1899.
11
Zale is the largest North American jewelry store operator by store count.
12
Wallman's tan and his taste in jewelry are common among his colleagues.
13
At times my father would bring clothing, jewelry, or props for assignments.
14
He was soon in one of the largest jewelry stores of Chester.
15
You couldn't sell costume jewelry that year, let alone the real stuff.
16
Sara stopped her search for the right jewelry and looked at Tana.
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Jewelry through the time
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Jewelry across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
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