jeweller

British

/ ˈdʒuːələ /

noun

a person whose business is the cutting, polishing, or setting of gemstones or the making, repairing, or selling of jewellery

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In fact, she sent the money to a jeweller on 47th Street in New York, the heart of what is known as the Diamond District.

From BBC

Continuing strong sales from online jewellers after a recent spike in gold prices also helped drive the increase.

From BBC

For jewellers on the ground, such as Harriet Kelsall, the founder of a bespoke jewellery business, the effect of all of this on items such as wedding rings has been "complicated".

From BBC

Many jewellers in the Vietnamese capital say they regularly run out of stock, and some buyers are willing to pay cash now for gold that will not be delivered for weeks.

From Barron's

All provided by the jeweller Damiani, which sponsors the pop star.

From Barron's

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