In Europe in the Renaissance (from the 13th century), when there was no camera, painters used superb skills to record the prosperity and beauty of the time. In Western classical oil paintings, the characters have always been shown in complicated and exquisite clothes and dazzling jewels. Jewelry is fascinating with beauty. The grace and luxury of women and the shining brilliance of jewellery, the two complement each other, beautifully. This extremely tested the painter’s ability, portraying every detail of the jewelry, from the brilliance of the jewelry to the inlaid carving, all showed the painter’s profound skill. It is not difficult to see from the paintings that Europe was prosperous during the Renaissance. The women of the royal family wore all kinds of precious jewels, from rubies and emeralds to pearls, and wore gorgeous costumes. Even ordinary people wore jewels in their daily lives. The aristocratic luxury and literary temperament have nourished the flourishing place of jewelry in Europe, brought a steady stream of fashion inspiration for designers from all over the world, and has influenced and driven the world’s jewelry trends for thousands of years.