Dreaming of jewellery in Islam: meaning

Within this tradition

In the works attributed to Ibn Sirin the ring is an image with weight. A ring can stand for authority or a position, for a marriage, or for a child. A ring you receive is often read as something entrusted to you; a ring you lose, as the loss of a position or a bond. The material counts: silver is read more favourably than gold.

That is connected with the tradition that gold and silk are not fitting for men, while they are permitted for women. A man wearing gold jewellery in a dream is therefore read more cautiously in classical interpretation, sometimes as worry or a burden. For a woman, jewellery is seen rather as adornment in the literal sense: beauty, honour or a favourable change.

Pearls and gems have a place of their own in classical interpretation, often linked with knowledge or with the Quran, because its verses are strung together like pearls. A string of pearls can thus be read as knowledge you acquire.

As always in tabir, the dreamer counts. Someone occupied during the day with a marriage, a ring or an inheritance often dreams about it, and such a dream comes from what occupies the soul.

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