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Jewellery in a sentence

Jewellery meaning

  1. Collectively, personal ornamentation such as rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets, made of precious metals and sometimes set with gemstones.
  2. Any tools, instruments, devices, etc., placed within a drill pipe.
  3. The shop from which a jeweller trades or makes jewellery

Synonyms of Jewellery

jewelry adornment

Example sentences (20)

A group of three thieves armed with hammers conducted a bold smash-and-grab robbery at a California jewellery store.

And most of the jewellery market is in Asia, where women regard it as wearable money as well as being ornamental.

A pair of burglars stole jewellery and attempted to take a vintage motorcycle before hiding in bushes to evade police.

Add in a Tyler Ellis clutch bag, Christian Louboutin heels, plus jewellery by Graziela Gems, and it’s flawless.

Glammed in a Star rocks graphic print sweater by Who Decides War, featuring ripped jeans and diamond jewellery.

His actions went undetected as he was able to borrow enough money to redeem the pawned jewellery before scheduled audits.

And is that even happening, or is it more lower-end jewellery where synthetics are getting the market share?

It became the largest jewellery showroom in the UK and was widely known as ‘The Diamond Centre of the North.

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Armed robbers storm Piaget store in Paris: £13million-worth of jewellery is stolen from luxury watch store.

Incidents at other town jewellery shops, including two armed robberies, had highlighted the security risks.

Milchan told the hearing he had given gifts of champagne, cigars and jewellery to Netanyahu and his wife.

Despite bringing joy and allowing her to champion various social ills and diseases, creating jewellery does have its challenges.

Police have alleged the man broke into the woman's house and stole several items, including jewellery.

He had taken a loan of Rs 9,000 by mortgaging his wife’s jewellery before setting out for Uttarkashi.

Other than her engagement ring, Kate kept her jewellery minimal - opting for a £17 pair of gold hoop earrings by UK brand Orelia.

From paintings and illustrations to jewellery, it is a showcase of the talents and achievements of the residents at the Drill Hall.

Items of jewellery as well as a rare Breitling SAS 138 Seawolf silver wristwatch were stolen from the property during the burglary.

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Bravo to stylist KJ Moody who completed the look with custom Messika jewellery and Marzook clutch.

And the self-made jewellery designer struck gold when a lady, enchanted by their subversive charm, paid ₹45 and bought the whole lot.

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Common combinations with jewellery

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "jewellery" in a sentence?
An example: "A group of three thieves armed with hammers conducted a bold smash-and-grab robbery at a California jewellery store." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "jewellery" from real English texts.
What does "jewellery" mean?
Jewellery means: Collectively, personal ornamentation such as rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets, made of precious metals and sometimes set with gemstones.
What are synonyms of "jewellery"?
Common synonyms of "jewellery" include: jewelry, adornment.
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