jewel in the crown

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Meaning: (idiomatic)The mostvaluableorimportantthing or person among others of its kind.2020August 26, Katharine Q. Seelye, “Angela Buxton, Half of an Outcast Duo in Tennis History, Dies at 85”, inThe New York Times‎[1]:They eventually found each other and forged a powerful doubles partnership. In 1956, they won the French Championships and Wimbledon, thejewel in the crownof a sport that had hardly welcomed them.2022March 13, Ben Quinn, “Russian-owned auction house faces boycott by art world figures”, inThe Guardian‎[2]:The 226-year-old auction house ranks behind only Sotheby’s and Christie’s as one of the sector’s major international players,[…]. It has stood alongside Chelsea as one of thejewels in the crownof Russian investments in “Londongrad”.

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