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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Jewelry
ankle bracelet
antihelix
antitragus
auricle
bangle
barbell
be dripping with somethingidiom
bejewelled
brooch
butterfly
cultured pearl
diamanté
earring
jewellery
jewellery box
pendant
rhinestone
signet ring
sleeper
treasure

Examples of jeweled

jeweled
Slowly, they trickle into the ballroom, wearing jeweled dresses.
From Slate Magazine
Now they rest motionless on the footrest of her wheelchair in jeweled ballerina flats.
From ABC News
She wore a long dress, a jeweled earring and pink and tan ribbons in her hair.
From NOLA.com
A jeweled headpiece linked to a nose ring.
From The Denver Post
The elaborately woven skirt is divided into two horizontal panels by bands of jeweled fringe with motifs and colors matching those of the quechquemitl.
The jeweled coffer was then opened, and to the great astonishment of the onlookers, a heart was found inside.
A turquoise tie is shown on the figure's midriff, and a jeweled tassel (possibly made of hair7) extends from under the belt and down to calf level.
A jeweled gleam from the lamp fell upon one side of her face.
From Project Gutenberg
Others stood beside the large chimney piece, talking to the men, and smoking cigarettes that were thrust into jeweled holders.
From Project Gutenberg
One of the white, jeweled hands rested caressingly on the noble head of the young poet.
From Project Gutenberg
Pages carried the train of her dress, a jeweled gown of black.
From Project Gutenberg
One was a jeweled comb; she ran it through the down on her chest and legs to show me its use.
From Project Gutenberg
Just within the rocky passage that led to the jeweled throne-room was a deep pit, which was usually covered.
From Project Gutenberg
The man sank back in his chair and fingered the little jeweled badge unconsciously.
From Project Gutenberg
Then, with her white, jeweled hand, she poured out my coffee, and certainly the aromatic fragrance was very pleasant.
From Project Gutenberg
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