Jewelled

a fairy pile; the sun, flung backward from innumerable facets, clothed it in jewelled splendor. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She was crowned with a little silver diadem sparking with stones, and her shining fair hair was pulled back and rolled into some kind of jewelled net behind her head. ❋ Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- (1970)

She bids her worshipper travel down each red and yellow ray, bathe in its hues, and return to her "jewelled," but not smirched; and each time he returns, not jewelled, but smirched; always to appear monstrous in her sight; always to be dismissed with the same sad smile: so pitying that it promises love, so fixed that it bars its possibility. ❋ Sutherland Orr (1865)

While Lagerfeld's design aesthetic was woven into the whole show, there were also wry motifs that reflected his own dress sense, such as jewelled silver gloves. ❋ Unknown (2010)

While Lagerfeld's design aesthetic was woven into the whole show, there were also wry motifs which reflected his own dress sense, such as jewelled silver gloves and a silk evening dress incorporating a high white shirt collar and wide black tie. ❋ Unknown (2010)

As well as "jewelled" headlamps with LED daytime-running lights, a more upright radiator grille and the new "double horseshoe" rear profile first shown on the flagship Bentley ❋ Unknown (2010)

Then followed cleanly tailored shift dresses with a '60s feel in pistachio, baby pink, acid yellow and pale peach, while details such as jewelled collars added glamour. ❋ Unknown (2010)

A new Premium Pack for the four-door Flying Spur is available as a cost option and includes beautiful veneered picnic tables with vanity mirrors, a Mulliner 'jewelled' alloy fuel filler cap and chrome inlay strips to the door waistrails. ❋ Damon Lavrinc (2010)

"There were gasps from the attendees as they took in her breathtaking appearance – her gorgeous Armani dress, with its spectacular train, and her hair, which was gathered at the nape with a jewelled headpiece." ❋ Unknown (2011)

The Mahabharata - an Indian epic - speaks of one such swayamvar where a wooden fish with a jewelled eye has been affixed to a rotating disc on the ceiling, such that the fish constantly moves in a circular fashion. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The top one I had drawn over her face to shelter it from the night, so I could see nothing but the vague shape of her, and her light-brown hair, escaped from the covering and jewelled with moisture from the air. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But the jewelled butterfly which loosely held the fold in place was insecurely fastened, and the front of the gown slipped to the side, exposing a firm white breast, which had never known the lip-clasp of a child. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the open spaces on the slope, beyond the farthest shadow-reach of the manzanita, poised the mariposa lilies, like so many flights of jewelled moths suddenly arrested and on the verge of trembling into flight again. ❋ Unknown (2010)

There is no sweeter time to see England's woodland than now, in these warming days of spring, the pathways scented under dappled sunlight, the earth jewelled with yellows, blues and purples. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Toreadors strut in jewelled bolero jackets; street dancers whirl and stamp; smouldering-eyed Gypsies swoop into impossible back-bends. ❋ Unknown (2011)

It was here, she notes, that Abbot Suger, subsequently dubbed the father of the Gothic Cathedral, "first pierced the solid stone walls of the dark ages to create the world's first rose window so that jewelled light would shine on and glorify the king Louis VI he wished to raise above all men." ❋ Tobias Grey (2011)

There's also some filthy-minded contemporary art: Igor Eskinja has made a Turkish rug from dust, suitable quarry perhaps for Susan Collis's jewelled broom. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Her sister Pippa had changed from her bridesmaid dress into a long emerald green sleeveless dress with a jewelled embellishment on the front and a plunging neckline. ❋ Unknown (2011)