Jewel | Mean of jewel in English Dictionary

/ˈʤuːl/

• Noun
• a valuable stone (such as a ruby or diamond) that has been cut and polished
1. That diamond is one of world's largest jewels.
• a piece of jewelry (such as a necklace or a bracelet) that is made of valuable metal and precious stones
1. She was dressed in an evening gown and jewels.
• someone or something that is highly valued or admired
1. This painting is the jewel in our gallery.
2. She's a jewel.
3. The building is regarded as one of the jewels of modern architecture.
4. He owns several successful businesses but this company is the jewel in the crown. [=this company is the most valuable/important/admired]

• the part of a watch that is made of a crystal or a precious stone
• jewelry that has been passed from one generation to another
1. She inherited the family jewels after the death of her grandmother.
• a man's sexual organs