Converse of object

• encrust: There is an identical bowl without the later addition of encrusted jewels in the Topkapi Saray collection.

• glitter: This morning, cross into Nevada and drive through the desert to the glittering jewel and entertainment capital, Las Vegas.

• steal: He attempts to steal jewels which are hidden in an ancient idol.

• gleam: His kitchen is a gleaming jewel of black granite, stainless steel and glass.

• shine: Providenciales, home to Beaches, is the shining jewel in this exotic chain of isles.

Adjective modifier

• precious: Well she truly is a very precious jewel, or at least to us.

• priceless: Ashanti is without a doubt a priceless jewel in Murder Inc records hip-hop crown.

• undiscovered: Its then I come across the phrase tessera: past the mosque where shoes light up / the pavement like undiscovered jewels.

• sparkling: Slide the sparkling jewel from side to side to clear the screen.

• masonic: It may seem strange that the earliest Masonic jewels were from continental Brethren.

• stolen: The pal leaped off when a policeman appeared and it transpired he had a pocket full of stolen jewels.

Modifies a noun

• anemone: There were shoals of fish outside the cave, and jewel anemones and sponges under the kelp at the top of the wall.

• thief: The Gold Cup - Raffles resolves to prove to everyone that he is not the notorious jewel thief.

• heist: Throughout the series they prevented a jewel heist, captured some kidnappers, and prevented a museum robbery.

• robbery: In August 1959 a newly joined crew member was arrested for his part in a jewel robbery.

• insert: The jewel case insert is simply a single slip of paper with printing just on the outside.

Noun used with modifier

• crown: Pamper your database ' crown jewels ' with hardware RAID.

Preposition: in

• crown: Be sure to check out the jewel in the crown among our bars!