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Definition of jewel
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Jewel (n.) A
precious
stone;
a gem.
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Trousseau
::
Trousseau
(n.) The
collective
lighter
equipments
or
outfit
of a
bride,
including
clothes,
jewelry,
and the like;
especially,
that which is
provided
for her by her
family..
Casket
::
Casket
(n.) A small chest or box, esp. of rich
material
or
ornamental
character,
as for
jewels,
etc..
Gemmary
::
Gemmary
(n.) A
receptacle
for
jewels
or gems; a jewel
house;
jewels
or gems,
collectively..
Beryl
::
Beryl (n.) A
mineral
of great
hardness,
and, when
transparent,
of much
beauty.
It
occurs
in
hexagonal
prisms,
commonly
of a green or
bluish
green
color,
but also
yellow,
pink, and
white.
It is a
silicate
of
aluminium
and
glucinum
(beryllium).
The
aquamarine
is a
transparent,
sea-green
variety
used as a gem. The
emerald
is
another
variety
highly
prized
in
jewelry,
and
distinguished
by its deep
color,
which is
probably
due to the
presence
of a
little
oxide of
chromium..
Crocidolite
::
Crocidolite
(n.) A
mineral
occuring
in silky
fibers
of a
lavender
blue
color.
It is
related
to
hornblende
and is
essentially
a
silicate
of iron and soda; --
called
also blue
asbestus.
A
silicified
form, in which the
fibers
penetrating
quartz
are
changed
to oxide of iron, is the
yellow
brown
tiger-eye
of the
jewelers..
Gemmosity
::
Gemmosity
(n.) The
quality
or
characteristics
of a gem or
jewel.
Jewel
::
"Jewel
(n.) A
bearing
for a pivot a pivot in a
watch,
formed
of a
crystal
or
precious
stone,
as a
ruby..
Cameo
::
Cameo (n.) A
carving
in
relief,
esp. one on a small scale used as a jewel for
personal
adornment,
or
like..
Siliqua
::
Siliqua
(n.) A
weight
of four
grains;
a
carat;
-- a term used by
jewelers,
and
refiners
of
gold..
Caracoly
::
Caracoly
(n.) An alloy of gold,
silver,
and
copper,
of which an
inferior
quality
of
jewelry
is
made..
Rouge
::
Rouge (n.) A red
amorphous
powder
consisting
of
ferric
oxide.
It is used in
polishing
glass,
metal,
or gems, and as a
cosmetic,
etc.
Called
also
crocus,
jeweler's
rouge,
etc..
Jewel
::
"Jewel
(v. t.) To
dress,
adorn,
deck, or
supply
with
jewels,
as a
dress,
a sword hilt, or a
watch;
to
bespangle,
as with
jewels..
Bijoutry
::
Bijoutry
(n.) Small
articles
of
virtu,
as
jewelry,
trinkets,
etc..
Bejeweled
::
Bejeweled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bejewe.
Cask
::
Cask (n.) A
casket;
a small box for
jewels.
Nouch
::
Nouch (n.) An ouch; a
jewel.
Scarabee
::
Scarabee
(n.) A
stylized
representation
of a
scarab
beetle
in stone or
faience;
-- a
symbol
of
resurrection,
used by the
ancient
Egyptians
as an
ornament
or a
talisman,
and in
modern
times used in
jewelry,
usually
by
engraving
designs
on
cabuchon
stones.
Also used
attributively;
as, a
scarab
bracelet
[a
bracelet
containing
scarabs];
a
scarab
[the
carved
stone
itelf]..
Minargent
::
Minargent
(n.) An alloy
consisting
of
copper,
nickel,
tungsten,
and
aluminium;
-- used by
jewelers..
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
From
beginning
to end;
throughout
the
course,
extent,
or
expanse
of
anything;
as, to look over
accounts,
or a stock of
goods;
a dress
covered
over with
jewels..
Valuable
::
Valuable
(n.) A
precious
possession;
a thing of
value,
especially
a small
thing,
as an
article
of
jewelry;
-- used
mostly
in the
plural..
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