Jewellery is derived from the 13th century French word: jouel and it has been around since the dawn of man. But when traced back further, jewellery has its origins in the Latin jocale meaning plaything. A jewellery is basically any piece of material – animal bone, shell, wood, carved stone, gold or diamond – that adorns the human body.
Jewellery is derived from the 13th century French word: jouel and it has been around since the dawn of man. But when traced back further, jewellery has its origins in the Latin jocale meaning plaything. A jewellery is basically any piece of material – animal bone, shell, wood, carved stone, gold or diamond – that adorns the human body.
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