jewelry, n.Definitions

Jewelry is the orator of love.

Jewelry is outer proof of inner value.

Jewelry seldom excites the beholder, but it certainly makes the wearer feel beautiful.

Jewelry is able to wear away the heart of woman just as water wears away stones.

Jewelry is something people use in order to make out that they're better than other people.

Jewelry is like red pepper in food: it heightens the sensation of taste at the expense of the original flavor.

Jewelry is the best expression of love — Kissing your hand may make you feel very very good but a diamond and safire bracelet lasts forever.

Jewelry is one of the manifold combinations of kitsch and cubic zirconia whose bolstered appeal in February allows the Zales in your local mall to put off their impending bankruptcy for yet another year.