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Meaning of jewelry
personal decorative items
Etymology of jewelry
The word "jewelry" has its roots in the Old French word "juelier" or "jewel", which is derived from the Latin word "jocale", meaning "plaything" or "trifle"
Historically, jewelry has been used to signify social status, wealth, and cultural identity, with different types of jewelry being used in various contexts, such as ceremonial, decorative, or symbolic
Synonyms
ornaments
trinkets
accessories
adornments
decorations
trimmings
finery
regalia
accoutrements
embellishments
baubles
gems
treasures
treasures trove
treasures collection
valuables
precious items
luxury items
decorative items
sparkling items
shiny items
glittering items
bejeweled items
sparkling trinkets
glittering ornaments
decorative trinkets
luxury trinkets
precious trinkets
valuable trinkets
adornments collection
decorative collection
jewelry collection
treasure collection
gem collection
valuable collection
luxury collection
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines jewelry as objects worn for personal adornment, such as necklaces, rings, or earrings
- * It can also refer to the craft or trade of making such objects
Usage Examples
- She wore a beautiful piece of jewelry to the party, a diamond necklace that sparkled under the lights
- * The store sells a wide range of jewelry, from simple earrings to elaborate gold necklaces
- * The ancient civilization was known for its exquisite jewelry, which often featured intricate designs and precious gems
Antonyms
plainness
simplicity
austerity
modesty
plain items
simple items
austere items
modest items
dull items
unadorned items
unornamented items
unembellished items
undecorated items
untrimmed items
bare items
bare essentials
necessities
basics
staples
essentials
must-haves
fundamentals