Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jewel"

A: Dumb doesn’t just mean unintelligent, we sometimes call things dumb to show our dislike for it.

A: weren't hidden

A: It is worth a lot

A: 1. Diamonds are a type of jewel.
2. He calls his treasured daughter "my jewel".
3. Jewels are also sometimes called "gemstones".
4. In the movie Titanic, the necklace with the blue jewel is called "The Heart of the Ocean".
5. It's common for belly dancers to wear jewels in their belly button, to enhance their movements.

A: Gem is raw. And jewel is a gem that has been shaped or polished to made into jewelry.

Even though they are used interchangeably ( either word is correct MOST of the time).
Another difference is value. Semiprecious or below is considered a gem. Anything of wearable value is considered a jewel

A: A jewel can be a mineral or a gem whilst jewelry is supposed to be something processed in a way so that it can be worn by someone.
For example a diamond is a jewel but a diamond ring is jewelry.

A: They mean essentially the same thing.

A: The second is more specific as to who stole the jewels

A: They are used interchangeably in my experience.

A: Maybe the jewels were on the gown.. technically, “She was dressed in an evening gown and jewelry” would be correct, but in this case it is fine to say jewels

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A: @rhtui yes!　sounds great 😀😀　すばらしい！

A: Jewel

A: It depends on what you're trying to say. I've never heard "more special than any jewelry", though.
"Jewels" refers to any precious stone (ex. diamonds, rubies), as well as necklaces, rings, etc. made from them.
"Jewelry" is only used for necklaces, earrings, etc. They may or may not have precious stones.

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A: "‎I won't be able see anymore when you destroy the jewel." or "‎I won't be able see you destroy the jewel anymore." sounds more natural

A: I want to buy a jewel

A: Jewel → jewelry