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The diamond thief double-crossed his partners and gave them only worthless fake jewels.
The manuscript is bound in gold and silver and encrusted with jewels.
India was known as the jewel in the crown of the British empire.
The drive for material goods is non-existent as they view items such as jewels and gold as nothing greater than litter on the streets.
The joints of thy thighs are like jewels, the work of the hands of a cunning workman.
No curtains, frills, or decorations, or worldly objects like clothes, jewels, and mirrors, were allowed.
The legend that he amassed a large fortune in gold and jewels is certainly false.
Without an up-todate register it was impossible to resolve the rival claims concerning temple jewels and villages.
However, on his return the latter refused to restore the jewels to him.
His complaint was that he had been cheated by this jeweller of three jewels.
She had adamantly denied that the stolen jewels had been returned to her.
Swollen with pride, the ruler of the night was seated on his throne inlaid with jewels.
In essence, the novitiate renounced all the finer things of life, symbolized by "silks and jewels" in favor of the life of the nun.
In the tenth she was beginning to receive visitors of standing, and a golden crown and jewels were added to her coat.
Courtiers played their parts in carefully selected clothes; jewelled hats, white satins, tawny velvets, orange taffetas.
All too often, though, these jewels are obscured by dense thickets of more routine description.
Quite apart from the rare and expensive jewels and lavishly set apartments, an army of retainers provided sumptuous foods and an ever-changing wardrobe of exquisite clothes.
Her delight in the beauty of the jewels, and her recoil at their inevitable association with materiality, money, and male economic practices, reveal the jewelry's power to signify contradictory discourses.
