Jeweler

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒuːlər/

Definitions of jeweler

noun A person who makes, sells, or repairs jewelry

Example Sentences

A1 The jeweler repaired my broken necklace.

A2 I bought a beautiful ring from the jeweler.

B1 The jeweler specializes in custom-made jewelry.

B2 The jeweler's craftsmanship is highly regarded in the industry.

C1 The jeweler exhibited their latest collection at the prestigious jewelry show.

C2 The renowned jeweler was commissioned to create a one-of-a-kind piece for the royal family.

Examples of jeweler in a Sentence

formal The jeweler carefully examined the diamond for any flaws before setting it in the ring.

informal I'm thinking of taking this necklace to the jeweler to get it cleaned up.

slang I heard that new jeweler in town is really good at custom designs.

figurative She was a jeweler of words, crafting beautiful sentences with precision and care.

Grammatical Forms of jeweler

• past tense: jeweled
• plural: jewelers
• comparative: more jeweler
• superlative: most jeweler
• present tense: jewels
• future tense: will jeweler
• perfect tense: have jeweled
• continuous tense: is jeweling
• singular: jeweler
• positive degree: jeweler
• infinitive: to jeweler
• gerund: jeweling
• participle: jeweling

Origin and Evolution of jeweler

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'jeweler' originated from the Old French word 'juelier' which was derived from the Latin word 'jocale' meaning plaything or ornament.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'jeweler' evolved to specifically refer to someone who designs, makes, or sells jewelry, rather than just any type of ornament or plaything.