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Definition of Jewelry dealer
1. Noun. A firm that sells and buys jewelry.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Jewelry Dealer
Literary usage of Jewelry dealer
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Drama of Isaiah by Eleanor Wood Whitman (1917)
"SCENE 3 (A market-place, with the bazaar* of a jewelry dealer with his wares hung
in front. He sits on the floor pounding metal. ..."
2. Cruising the Eastern Caribbean by Laura Rapp (2004)
"The Royal Shop is a leading watch and jewelry dealer, offering some of the world's
most coveted names in watches, exquisite diamond tennis bracelets and ..."
3. Utah Gazetteer and Directory of Logan, Ogden, Provo and Salt Lake Cities by Robert W. Sloan (1884)
"Thatcher AD, furniture and jewelry dealer, Water, bet. Main and Franklin.
Thatcher J. В., Jr., clerk, Thomas, bet. First and First South. Thatcher}. ..."
4. Reporting for the Newspapers by Charles Hemstreet (1901)
"at 61 Liberty Street, and William Bart- man, jewelry dealer at 174 Broadway.
After the coroner views the body it will be sent to the morgue, ..."
5. The Heart of Monadnock by Elizabeth Weston Timlow (1922)
"said the jewelry-dealer briskly. "Mornin's gettin' on. Up there, you say?
Hanged if I see the way around that edge there. Looks as if you'd fall off; ..."
6. The Woburn Directory (1868)
"Being an Experienced and thorough CLOCK & f ATCH MAKER; also jewelry dealer,
Would most respectfully invite the inhabitants oi Woburn and vicinity to call ..."
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