Meanings of much jewellery in English

You will be surprised to know how much jewellery is selling online.

Her neck's so white and she's never worn much jewellery-she'llbe pleased.

As befitted the women of plutocrats, they wore much jewellery, some of it set in their noses.

Khonsari's mother hung as much jewellery around her son's neck and under his shirt as she could.

Did she wear much jewellery?

He had never worn much jewellery, and he had left in her care the few seals and rings he possessed.

According to the National Trust, to this day, no one publicly knows how much jewellery was in that black box.

There is much jewellery, though the crowns had a strong glow of tinsel about them, instead of the mild lustre of the true things.

A fat, sleek, prosperous male, clad in expensive garments, and wearing a derby hat and too much jewellery, became somehow personified in this tirade.

It's better not to wear too much jewellery, just a couple of nice things, nothing too rattly, and stick to kitten heels or flats.

She always wore costly dresses and much jewellery, yet she was content with two rooms, one to sit in and the other to sleep in.

A young woman, in a slim dress and not much jewellery, with fine, dark hair fastened under a round gold net...

Much jewellery is out of place in a ball-room.

And with more focus on earrings this year, where won't be too much Jewellery on the neckline.