2 thoughts on “The difference between jewel and jewelry”
Kate
Jewelry is a collective noun, the general name of "jewelry". It is a conceptual noun, only in the singular p>
jewel is an individual noun, referring to "pieces of jewelry". It has both singular and plural forms p>
jewel is a precious stone, which generally means only precious stones. Jewelry means jewelry, especially jewelry in addition, jewel means precious things, but jewelry doesn't
Jewel is a precious stone, which generally means only precious stones. And jewelry means jewelry, focusing on jewelry in addition, jewel means precious things, but jewelry doesn't.
Jewelry is a collective noun, the general name of "jewelry". It is a conceptual noun, only in the singular p>
jewel is an individual noun, referring to "pieces of jewelry". It has both singular and plural forms p>
jewel is a precious stone, which generally means only precious stones. Jewelry means jewelry, especially jewelry
in addition, jewel means precious things, but jewelry doesn't
Jewel is a precious stone, which generally means only precious stones. And jewelry means jewelry, focusing on jewelry
in addition, jewel means precious things, but jewelry doesn't.