首饰 (shǒu shì): jewelry; head ornament

When she opened the wooden box her mother had left behind, several pieces of old jewelry lay quietly inside, each with its own story.

When interviewing for a bank job, it's best not to wear too much jewelry; a simple necklace is enough.

On their tenth wedding anniversary, her husband gave her an exquisite set of jewelry, including the pearl earrings she had always wanted.

For safety's sake, when traveling abroad she took only a few inexpensive pieces of jewelry and locked the valuable ones at home.

Grandma often says jewelry isn't about quantity but about whether it suits you; her favorite is a silver ring she has worn for forty years.