How can you use the word jewelries in a sentence?

Answer 1

I collect jewelery.

I like the jewelry you're wearing.

She likes gold jewelry but he thinks silver is more proper.

The jewelry around her neck compliments her dress.

Rings are typically a more expensive type of jewelry.

A very stereotypical gift for a woman is jewelry.

Jewelry is something a lot of people do not buy for themselves.

Bracelets are a common type of kids jewelry.

Too much jewelry can clash easily.

Jewelry is often an object that is stolen.

You can find jewelry in departments stores with a lower price.

There are many varieties of choices.

Answer 2

Correctly, in North America, it is impossible. The plural form of jewelry is jewelry. I cannot speak for other dialects of English, but I suspect "jewelries" is an anachronism dating to "ye olde times" when spelling and grammar were stylized somewhat more than is permissible today.

Of course, it could be modern slang. If "phat" can be "cool" while "fat" is overweight, and "cool" can either be an expression of approval or a comment on the temperature, then jewelries can be a word too.