Whatis jewelry in spanish?

Question

I want to find out to tell my friend..

Welcome to the Forum, Poopy20. Next time, you might enjoy trying the Dictionary feature at the top of this screen. - 0057ed01, ENE 17, 2010

Answer 1

a jeweler's shop is a joyeria so therfore joyas as the answer is most likely to be correct

Welcome to the Forum. Be sure to come back often, Karsten. Your answer is a good one! - 0057ed01, ENE 17, 2010

Answer 2

Double-click on the word "jewelry".

Answer 3

I've heard (and myself used) "brillantes" the same way as "bling" and was perfectly understood.

Answer 4

There is a traditional song "Carasclás" that is (or, at least, used to be) a popular drinking song for Spanish university students. One of the verses is: - Con la hija del joyero - Encantado me casaría - Antes le robo el dinero - Y luego la joyería.

The straightforward translation would be ¨With the daughter of the jeweler/I'd happily marry/First I'd steal her money/And then the jewelry.

The last word involves a play on a similar-sounding word in Spanish (which the rules of the forum and site prevent me from explaining). If, however, you can manage to find out what the joke is, I guarantee that you'll never forget the meaning of "joyería"

Answer 5

the spanish word for jewelry is Joyería, joya = jewel or gem, joyero = jeweller

Gem = gema - LuisaGomezBartle, ENE 17, 2010

Answer 6

joya::: las joyas

Answer 7

Joyas