Other forms: jewellers
A jeweller is a person who makes or sells rings and necklaces. The local jeweller, take it to a jeweller, a jeweller's loupe.
The trade splits between making and retailing, and the maker's side is a craft with centuries of technique behind it. A jeweller's loupe magnifies about ten times, which is the standard for inspecting a stone. Note the American spelling jeweler with one l, and jewellery, which Americans spell jewelry.
1nounjewellerA person who makes or sells jewellery.
“She took her grandmother's ring to the jeweller to have it made smaller.”
jeweller is a trade.
Also accepted in games: jeweler
Old French
juelier
Anglo-Norman
jueler
Middle English
jueler
English
jeweler
English, today
jeweller
jeweler comes from Middle English jueler, from Anglo-Norman jueler, or Old French juelier. by surface analysis, jewel + -er.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA