Different ways to spell the word "jewelry."  People all over the world spell the word jewelry different ways.  In the US, it is spelled "jewelry."  In England and some other countries, it is spelled jewellery.

The cavemen made jewelry from plants and animals.  They used feathers, animal teeth, bones, and claws.  

The Egyptians believed that jewelry held magical powers.

It has been said that Archduke Maximillian of Germany was the first person to give a woman a diamond ring as a symbol of their engagement.

Ancient Romans called an engagement ring a betrothal ring which meant a truth ring.

White gold was invented shortly after World War 1.

When a Pope passes away, his ring is broken.

According to a keyword typo generator, these are the most common ways that people mistype the word "jewelry," and all the words are listed in search engines too!  The most common mistyped ways are:  iewelry, newelry, uewelry, mewelry, jeeelry, jeselry, jeqelry, jewepry, jewemry, jewekry, jeweley,  jewelty, jewelgy, jewelfy, jewelrt, jewelru, jewelrh, jewelery, jewlary, jewlery.

The word jewelry comes from the ancient French word joaillerie, which means joy and gladness.