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- Jewels are Secondary Weapons for Cygnus Knights and can be equipped all Cygnus Knights. They can be purchased from Nebelle (MSEA), Neville (GMS) or Nevil (KMS) in towns. Certain Jewels are obtained from Events or Bosses.
- Jewels (ジュエル Jueru) are the non-denominational unit of the monetary currency of Fiore. For comparison purposes, 100 Jewels is approximately USD$1.
- "Jewels" was a song by Annadale Fayde from her album Darkness on the Land. It was given a Scarlet rating by the Imperial Board of Culture.
- Unlocked at Miner's Guild level 15
- Jewels are gifts in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable II. They are usually rare and expensive.
- Jewels had a base value of 5000 gp once they are cut and polished.
- Jewels are used in-game to enhance items like weaponry. Jewels are available in many different sorts, and have unique characteristics. They also bring a rate of succses and failure with them, which can be seen in the following table with all jewels in-game.
- Name: Jewels Run Time: 3:48 Written By: Tony Levin, Bill Bruford Year: 1995
- Jewels, known as Natsuyo Tanaka in the Japanese version, is a character appearing in the Tag Force series.
- As Tom makes the beasts realise that they are being controlled by Malvel the evil wizard, in offer they give him a jewel to keep and treasure for his next Beast Quest...
- In order to collect a jewel, the experience bar must be maxed out for the specific element. The Jewels of Fire and Water are activated with the attack button, removing the ability to use a weapon, while the Jewel of Wind is activated by using the jump button when Tomba is in mid-air.
- A Jewel is a type of socketable item in Diablo II that can be put in an item with sockets. A Jewel spawns with 1-4 random magical attributes which only have effects after it is socketed. Jewels are similar to Gems and Runes, except that instead of having predetermined magical abilities like a Gem or Rune, each Jewel possesses random magic properties, bestowing a wide variety of magical abilities to Socketed Items. Before inserting a Jewel, its magical properties must be "identified" either by the use of a Scroll/Tome of Identify, or by Deckard Cain, who can provide such a service.
- Baronne Cordonah's famous living Jewels were a dance troupe created from Udine Arqua's (Baronne Cordonah's) genes. They were bred, trained, and medicated to be highly loyal to her – a condition referred to as being a jeeves on Jackson's Whole. The medical treatments were halted when Rish, the second-youngest, was fifteen years old because the Baronne feared that they might pine away and die if they were separated from her. Udine and Shiv regarded the Jewels as part of their family, not just as genetically engineered servitors; nevertheless, there was never any thought of one of them inheriting the leadership of House Cordonah.
- Jewels are the outward representation of the power wielded by members of the Blood. They range from White to Black, with the darker Jewels being more powerful. Opal is considered the dividing line between the light and dark Jewels as it can be either. The Jewels act as a container for the reservoir of power possessed by the Blood, whose bodies cannot maintain holding their full strength at all times. Not all members of the Blood possess enough psychic power to wear the Jewels, however, they are still capable of basic Craft.
- Most common use of jewels are to buy special buildings that provides you with an extra boost against Archwitches, like increasing the encounter rate of an archwitch and battle points to grind Archwitches. Those "special" buildings cost File:Gemstone.png[500] Jewels each. Other things you can do with jewels are:
- Jewels also created the Mask Norns, which she dedicated to her sister Jennifer and her unborn baby, both killed in a car accident caused by a drunk driver on 31 May 1999. This breed was followed by the Mask Ettins and Mask Grendels. Shortly after, Jewels began work on a new Norn breed for C3/DS that resembled blue-colored Primrose Norns, but they were never completed. Unfortunately, after battling cancer for several years, Jewels suffered a stroke on 29 January 2001 and died a day afterwards. She was mourned by many in the community.
- Released in Japan (as 'Jewels') and Taiwan (as 'Jewels - The Very Best Of Queen'), on 28 January 2004, and reached no. 1 in the Japanese charts. This album was also released as a DVD, and was re-released in 2008 with two bonus tracks, namely 'It's A Beautiful Day' (presumably the single version) and the 'High Octane' mix of 'Flash's Theme'. It was reissued again in Japan without the bonus tracks on 4 December 2013 on the SHM-CD format. It was also released in China in 2007 or 2008, omitting both 'Don't Stop Me Now' and 'Bohemian Rhapsody', due to censorship.
- I Jewels (宝石児 Juerusu?, lett. Bambini gioiello) sono i guerrieri d'elitè della casa di Garnet, nonchè le sue guardie del corpo personali. Hanno l'aspetto di ragazzi preadolescenti e portano i nomi di pietre (difatti, a parte Koh-i-Nur sono incarnazioni di gemme) e a detta di Garnet la loro forza è pari a quella dell'esercito di Versailles e a differenza degli altri gruppi di guerrieri apparsi non possiedono armature, fatta eccezioe per Koh-i-Nur che (non essendo lo spirito di un gioiello, ma un essere umano) indossa un'armatura denominta Orbe.
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