jewel-house

(j6’el-hous), n. The _Th« rooms; in the. With jewels than the sward with drops of dew. Tennyson, Geraint, Tower of London where the British regalia and. crown jewels are deposited. Also called jewel- An article of personal adornment, consist of a gem or gems in a setting of precious _ office. The king also, formerly, any piece of jewel-work, Has made him master 0’ the jewel house, a trinket or ornament worn on the person, And one, already, of the privy council. a ring, a bracelet, or a brooch. Shak., Hen. VIIL, iv. 1,111. We haue riches full rife, red gold fyn; jeweling, jewelling (j6’el-ing), n. [