jewel
n. countablen. a precious stone, like a diamond or ruby, that is often used in rings or necklaces. You can also use this word to describe someone or something that is very special and helpful.
n. a precious or semi-precious stone, typically cut and polished for use in ornamentation. Often used figuratively to describe a person or object of exceptional value or quality.
She wore a beautiful gold ring with a small blue jewel.
The museum's collection includes a rare jewel that once belonged to a royal family.
While the crown was impressive, the real jewel of the exhibition was the collection of hand-written letters from the queen to her advisors.
From jewel.
Commonly used in the plural 'jewels' to refer to a collection of precious stones.
She is wearing many jewels.She is wearing a lot of jewelry.Learners often use 'jewels' (individual stones) when they mean 'jewelry' (the general category of decorative items).