The nine precious gemstones identified in this respect are Ruby, Diamond, Emerald, Yellow sapphire, Blue sapphire, Hessonite, Pearl, Cats Eye, and Coral. Gemstones used for our health, name, fame, prosperity and fortunes.

1. What is
J
ew
ellery and
its effect on
Society?
01.

2. The word jewellery is derived from the
word jewel, which was adapted from the
Old French "jouel",and besides that, to
the Latin word "jocale", means plaything.
In British English, Indian English, New
Zealand English, Hiberno-English,
Australian English, and South African
English it is spelled jewellery, while the
spelling is jewelry in American English.
Both are used in Canadian English.
WhatisJ
ew
ellery?
02.

3. Jewellery or jewelry can be made up of
decorative items worn for personal
embellishment, such as brooches, rings,
necklaces, earrings, pendants, bracelets,
and cufflinks. Jewellery may be attached
to the body or the clothes.
For many centuries metal such as gold
used in different carats from 21, 18, 12,
9 or even lower, frequently blended with
gemstones, has been the normal material
for jewellery, but other materials like
shells and other plant materials may be
used.
03.

4. 1.StatusSymbol
2.Religion
3.Functional
Components4.Fashion
Highlights5.Self
Expression
6.Relationships
EffectOfJ
ew
elleryOnSociety
04.

5. 1.Status Symbol: Jewellery represents status,today's
society and throughout history. In earliest Rome,only
specific ranks could wear rings,later, sumptuary laws
dictated who could wear what type of jewellery.Some
religions have specific rules or traditions nearby jewellery
and many religions have dictated against lavish display.
2.Religion: Many pieces of jewelry represent a religious
purpose. They may represent a particular winning or
position within the religion. Jewelry sometimes celebrates a
religious event.Other symbols, such as a cross, carry a
general religious meaning.
EffectOfJewelleryOnSociety
05.

6. 3.FunctionalComponents:In ancient times, many pieces of
jewellery provide a particular purpose while adding a
decorative element. A brooch, for example, was used
functionally in addition to the embellishment of the outfit.
4.Fashion Highlights: Many people use jewellery just as a
fashion accent. They select their pieces based on how well
they match specific clothes or outfits
06.

7. 6.Relationships: A popular purpose for jewellery is to
represent relationships. Wedding bands and engagement
rings are examples of this type of jewellery. The jewellery
represents your love and commitment to the relationship
for both yourself and others to see
07.
5.Self Expression: Others use jewellery as a form of self-
expression. The jewellery shows your own personality or
style.

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