jewelless

English

Etymology

From jewel +‎ -less.

Adjective

jewelless (not comparable)

1. Without jewels.
   • 1913, Theodore Dreiser, A Traveler at Forty:

     […] arraying her maid gorgeously, put all the jewels on her and sent her into the casino or the ballroom or the dining-room — wherever it was — and she herself followed, in — let us hope — plain, jewelless black silk, with her lovely flesh showing voluptuously against it.