a. 1601. ? Marston, Pasquil & Kath., II. 129. More soft and cleere Then is the jewell’d tip of Venus eare.
1742. Collins, Ecl., iii. 65. On Persia’s jewell’d throne.
1804. Nicholson’s Jrnl., VII. 204. So far from jewelled holes being advantageous in Clockwork, they are absolutely injurious.
1820. Scott, Abbot, xiii. The gemmed ring and jewelled mitre had become secular spoils.
1899. T. M. Ellis, Three Cat’s-Eye Rings, ii. 43. The … corridors were glittering with jewelled women.
2. fig. Glistening like or as with jewels.
1818. Keats, Endym., III. 312. Jewell’d sands Took silently their foot-prints.
1884. B’ham Weekly Post, 20 Sept., 1/4. I do not like the coloured, almost jewelled, effect of the oxides of different metals used in the construction of this screen.
1898. C. E. Raimond, in Pall Mall Mag., May, 22. The blue of her eyes was scintillant and jewelled.
