jewels造句

Mary loves to adorn herself with jewels.

There are many jewels in the coffer.

She decked herself out with fine jewels.

The walls and the floor were inlaid with sparkling jewels.

The young lady decked herself up with fine jewels.

She was all dolled up in furs and jewels.

She went into the ravine, together with the jewels.

The museum has a fabulous collection of jewels.

What will you want — my dresses, my pearls and jewels, or my golden crown?

A Russian jeweler, Carl Faberge, made his eggs out of gold, silver and jewels.

Her hand, which dangles over the side, sparkles cold with jewels.

The skeleton was adorned with intricately crafted jewels of jade, amber, pyrite, and pearl.

Her own amethyst eyes, pearl skin, ruby lips, would disappear. The beauty of jewels was for ever.

French pirate Jean Fleury intercepts Spanish treasure ships laden with gold, jewels, and exotic animals plundered from Aztec lands.

“She had her dresses encrusted with quite spectacular jewels and women of the court followed suit,” she notes.

Rarely has a public figure understood the codes of fashion so intuitively-big costume jewels (Tom Binns!) with something simple; how to personalize with a brooch.

It looked so grand that when Rube asked me again if she could try my jewels on just for a minute, I offered her the pendant.

Hurstwood was standing, his coat open, his thumbs in his pockets, the light on his jewels and rings relieving them with agreeable distinctness.

A casket of jewels, numerous coins and playing cards are spread upon a table covered in a magnificent red cloth, and probably allude to the fleeting nature of worldly wealth.

On his chubby face, his eyes flickered and flickered with a pair of naughty eyes. The two big eyes, like black jewels, just turned, and the ghost idea came.

BULGARI, the great Italian jeweler of international fame is a brand of extraordinary quality which with its jewels, watches, perfumes and luxury accessories gives prestige and pleasure through its RECOGNIZABLE, CONTEMPORARY, BOLD and ELEGANT style.

The Saudi king gave the pope two gifts: a golden sword studded with jewels, and a gold and silver statue depicting a palm tree and a man riding a camel.

"The weight of the gold ear-rings which he got from them was one thousand, seven hundred shekels of gold; in addition to the moon-ornaments and jewels and the purple robes which were on the kings of Midian, and the chains on their camels' necks."