Jewelry (group)

South Korean girl group

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Jewelry

Jewelry in August 2011

Background information
Origin| Seoul, South Korea
Genres| K-pop
Years active|

* 2001–2015
* 2018
* 2022

Labels|

* Star Empire
* Giza Studio

Past members|

* Kim Ye-won
* Baby J
* Kim Eunjung
* Jung Yoo-jin
* Jun Eun-mi
* Lee Ji-hyun
* Cho Min-ah
* Park Jung-ah
* Seo In-young
* Semi

Jewelry (Korean: 쥬얼리) was a South Korean girl group formed in 2001 by Star Empire Entertainment. The group, which underwent several line-up changes over the years, disbanded in 2015.[1] During their 14-year career, the group released six studio albums, which spawned hit songs including "I Really Like You" (2003), "Superstar" (2005) and "One More Time" (2008).[2] The group also branched out into the Japanese market with the release of several successful singles there.[3]

The group won numerous awards, including Best Female Group at the 2003 and 2005 Mnet Asian Music Awards, and Song of the Year for "One More Time" at the 2008 Golden Disc Awards.

## History

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### 2001–2003: Debut, line-up changes, Again & Beloved

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Jewelry founding members Park Jung-ah, Lee Ji-hyun, Jun Eun-mi and Jung Yoo-jin debuted in 2001 with their debut studio album Discovery. After less-than-stellar sales of the first album, two of the singers (Jun Eun-mi and Jung Yoo-jin) were replaced by Seo In-young and Cho Min-ah.[4]

A year later, their second studio album, Again, was released, with much better results. Full of strong R&B ballads (as opposed to the sexy dance songs that were popular at that time), the album quickly yielded two high-charting singles — "Again" and "Tonight" — which started the group's rise to popularity. This was quickly followed by their third studio album Beloved, which had a very cutesy theme. Their first single "니가 참 좋아" ("I Really Like You") was very poppy and had Jewelry adopt a cutesy concept to match the song, with colorful outfits and perky dances. The title track, Be My Love, was also promoted. Even though album sales for Again and Beloved were great, the group was unhappy with their current image, and did not want to be known for only their cute and innocent songs.

### 2004–2007: Entry into Japan, breakout album: Superstar & line-up changes

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After the success of their second album, Jewelry left for Japan to start on their career there in 2004 with their first single Kokoro ga Tomaranai under the independent label Giza Studio. After releasing a few materials there with mediocre sales, the group eventually left to return to their native country to release their fourth album.

By the time their fourth album Superstar came out in the beginning of 2005, Jewelry has since shed their "cute image" concept. Following the trend in Korean pop, they became sexier and more womanly, which helped bring about their current level of success. The first single "Superstar" (written by Shinhwa member Lee Min-woo) was a driven rock song and surprisingly became a huge hit. They followed this up with the sexy R&B number "Passion", which also charted strongly. Both of these singles prominently featured "sexy" member Seo In-Young dance scantily-clad in short shorts, which brought the group much press attention (both positive and negative).

In 2006, Jewelry took a break from the Korean music industry in order to focus on Japan. During that time, member Ji-hyun left to pursue an acting career.[5] In early November, news leaked out that another member, Cho Min-ah, had also left, which forced their record company to look for a second replacement member. As Park Jung-Ah and Seo In-young had solo projects, a new album was not expected until mid-2007.[6]

### 2008: Line-up changes, rise in fame with Kitchi Island & Everybody Shh!

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In early 2008, Jewelry returned to the music scene with their new members Baby J and Eunjung with the release of their fifth album, Kitchi Island. Released on February 20, 2008, the album featured the single "One More Time", a cover of In-Grid's song, composed by Sannie Carlson (Whigfield). "One More Time" has mirrored the success of Jewelry's 2005 hit single, "Superstar" in South Korea, reaching the No. 1 spot on MBC's Music Core and KBS's Music Bank, two weeks after the song's debut.[7][8][9] The single has also achieved success online, topping the charts of various music websites, including Melon, Dosirak, Bugs Music, M.Net.com, Muz and Juke On.[10] "One More Time" became the most successful single of Jewelry to date, staying on the no.1 spot for 7 weeks in a row on MBC's Music Core and KBS's Music Bank.[11][12] In spring of 2008, a second single, "모두 다 쉿" ("Everybody Shh!"), was released and promoted.

The group was awarded with a Daesang (대상, a "Top Award"), for highest digital sales in 2008.[13]

### 2009: Jewelry S, Rally, Sophisticated & line-up changes

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Jewelry S

In early 2009, members Baby J and Eunjung returned to the Korean music market, under the name "Jewelry S", debuting as a sub-group.[14] Their mini-album, Sweet Song was released in digital format on January 22, and the full single was made available on February 6. Baby J and Eunjung made their live comeback on M. Countdown on February 5, where they sang "들어봐" ("Listen") and the lead single from their mini-album, "데이트" ("Date"). The music video for "Date" features cameo appearances from Jewelry members Park Jung-ah and Seo In-young.

Jewelry released a new single in June 2009 titled "Super Star" with the song "Rally" featuring rapper Nassun. The song was for MNet's talent competition, Superstar K. A music video was also released and featured the group's performance of the song on Mnet's M! Countdown as well as scenes of Superstar K.[15]

About a week prior to the album release, the song "Strong Girl" was released as a digital single.[16] Their 6th album, Sophisticated, was released on August 27 [17] with the music video for the title track, "Vari2ty", being released on the same day.[18]

In December 2009 Seo In-young and Park Jung-ah announced their departure. Korean media reported that Superstar K top 10 contender Semi was likely to replace them.[19][20][21] A repackaged edition of their 6th album, End And.. was released on December 17, 2009, with the single "Love Story".[22]

### 2010–2011: Line-up changes, Back It Up, Pass & Forget It

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On June 14, 2010, it was announced Semi would be joining Jewelry with a comeback happening later during the year.[23] A few months later it was announced the groups comeback would occur in 2011.

On January 18, 2011, Kim Ye-won joined Jewelry.[24] A digital single, "Back It Up" was released on January 27 [25] along with its accompanying music video. They made their comeback performance during the same day on M! Countdown. The single reached a certain amount of success however it was not as successful as their previous works.

On May 9, Jewelry's label, Star Empire Entertainment, shared some old videos of Jewelry rehearsing various songs. Two days later they announced with teaser photos the group would release a new single which was later revealed to be "Pass". The single was released on May 16 along with a teaser MV featuring label mate Hwang Kwang Hee of ZE:A.[26] No music video was released for "Pass".

On September, Semi and Yewon joined the sub-unit Jewelry S and announced they would release a single entitled "Ames Room Vol.2", the title track being the song "Forget It".[27] The single was released on September 20, and the music video was released the same day. Yewon joined the hit variety show Invincible Youth 2 to represent her group. The show started on November 17, 2011, and ended on November 12, 2012.

### 2012–2013: Look At Me & "Hot & Cold"

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In 2012, Jewelry was originally scheduled to make a comeback in July. However, this was delayed until October. On September 21, Jewelry announced their comeback with their first extended play "Look At Me",[28] with the title track as the same name. The mini album was released on October 11. "Look At Me" debuted at #42 on the Gaon Digital Charts and later peaked at #23. The mini album also debuted at #7 on the Gaon National Physical Album Charts.[29] The music video was also released during the same day and the group had their comeback performance on Music Bank the next day.

During mid November, Jewelry was announced to release a digital single around early December. But towards the end of November, Star Empire Entertainment, announced the digital single was postponed and the group would spend more time preparing for their next release.[30]

In 2013, Star Empire announced that Jewelry will release a digital single in July called "Hot & Cold".[31]

### 2014–2015: Members departure and disbandment

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On March 3, 2014, it was revealed that Eunjung's contract had expired and she would be leaving the group.[32] Yewon was cast in the weekend drama Hotel King, in the role of an enthusiastic front desk officer. On April 17, 2014, Yewon hosted the Mnet talk show M Countdown Begins with K.Will. Meanwhile, Semi starred in a new sitcom, Boarding House no 24 as Park Semi.

On November 19, 2014, Baby J revealed that she will be leaving Jewelry as her contract expired last August.[33][34] It was also revealed that Semi would not be renewing her contract after it expired that month.

On January 7, 2015, the group was officially confirmed as disbanded.[35]

### 2018—2022: Reunion

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On April 8, 2018, members Baby J, Eunjung, Inyoung and Jungah reunited on the JTBC's show Sugarman 2, where they performed their 2008 single "One More Time".[36]

On January 20, 2022, members Baby J, Eunjung, Inyoung and Jungah reunited once again on Mama The Idol, where Jungah was a contestant. They performed One More Time and Super Star.[37][38][39]

## Members

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### Line-ups

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* First line-up: Jun Eunmi, Jung Yoo-jin, Ji-Hyun, Park Jung-ha.
* Second line-up: Ji-Hyun, Cho Min-ha, Park Jung-ha, Seo In-young.
* Third line-up: Park Jung-ha, Seo In-young, Baby J, Eunjung.
* Final line-up: Baby J, Eunjung, Kim Ye-won, Semi.

### Member time-line

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* Kim Ye-won (김예원) (2011–2015) – vocalist
* Park Semi (박세미) (2010–2015) – main vocalist
* Baby J (하주연) (2007–2015) – main rapper, vocalist
* Kim Eun-jung (김은정) (2007–2015) – leader, lead vocalist
* Park Jung-ah (박정아) (2001–2010) – main vocalist, lead dancer
* Seo In-young (서인영) (2002–2010) – lead vocalist, dancer
* Min-ah (조민아) (2001–2006) – vocalist, dancer
* Lee Ji-hyun (이지현) (2001–2006) – rapper, vocalist, dancer
* Jun Eun-mi (전은미) (2001–2002) – vocalist
* Jung Yoo-jin (정유진) (2001–2002) – vocalist

### Timeline

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## Discography

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Main article: Jewelry discography

### Korean albums

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* Discovery (2001)
* Again (2002)
* Beloved (2003)
* Super Star (2005)
* Kitchi Island (2008)
* Sophisticated (2009)

### Japanese albums

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* Jewelry First (2005)
* Super Star (2005)

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## Awards and nominations

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Award ceremony  | Year  | Category  | Nominee(s) / work(s)  | Result  | Ref.

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Golden Disc Awards | 2008 | Album Bonsang  | Kitchi Island | Won  |
Digital Daesang (Song of the Year)  | "One More Time"  | Won  | [40]
KBS Song Festival | 2003  | Main Award (Bonsang)  | Jewelry  | Won  |
2005  | Best Female Group  | Won  | [41]
KMTV Korean Music Awards  | 2002  | Best New Group  | Won  | [42]
2003  | Main Award (Bonsang)  | Won  | [43]
Mnet 20's Choice Awards | 2008  | Hot Online Song  | "One More Time"  | Won  | [44]
Mnet Asian Music Awards | 2002 | Best Female Group | "Again"  | Nominated  |
2003 | "I Really Like You"  | Won  |
2005 | "Superstar"  | Won  |
2008 | "One More Time"  | Nominated  |
Best House & Electronic Award | Won  | [45]
2009 | Best Female Group  | "Vari2ty"  | Nominated  |
SBS Gayo Daejeon | 2002  | SBS Producer's Award  | Jewelry  | Won  | [46]
2003  | Main Award (Bonsang)  | Won  | [47]
2005  | Won  | [48]
Seoul Music Awards | 2003  | Won  | [49]

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## External links

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Jewelry (band).

* Jewelry – Official Fan Café (in Korean)
* Jewelry on Being Inc.'s website (in Japanese)
* Jewelry's channel on YouTube

Awards and achievements

Preceded by

Ivy with 이럴거면

|  23rd Golden Disk Awards Digital Releasing Daesang (Song of the Year)
2008, with "One More Time"  | Succeeded by

Girls' Generation with "Gee"

* v
* t
* e

Jewelry

* Kim Ye-won
* Park Semi
* Baby J
* Kim Eun-jung 김은정)
* Park Jung-ah
* Seo In-young
* Min-ah
* Lee Ji-hyun
* Jun Eun-mi
* Jung Yoo-jin

Studio albums|

* Discovery (2001)
* Again (2002)
* Beloved (2003)

Related articles|

* Discography

* v
* t
* e

Star Empire Entertainment

Current artists|

* ZE:A
* Ariaz
* Imfact

Former|

| Artists|

* Gyeongree
* Jewelry
* Nasty Nasty
* Nine Muses
* Nine Muses A
* Park Jung-ah
* Poppin' Hyun Joon
* Seo In-young
* V.O.S

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Actors|

* Hong Soo-ah
* Julien Kang
* Lee Ji-hyun
* Oh Ji-ho
* Im Si-wan
* Park Hyung-sik
* Hwang Kwang-hee
* Kim Dong-jun

Partner companies|

* KT Music
* LOEN Entertainment
* Warner Music Group (Asia)
* Universal Music Group (Japan)

Related topics|

Star Empire Discography

* v
* t
* e

Golden Disc Award for Song of the Year

2000s|

* Ivy – "If You're Gonna Be like This" (2006)
* SG Wannabe – "Partner for Life" (2007)
* Jewelry – "One More Time" (2008)
* Girls' Generation – "Gee" (2009)

2010s|

* 2AM – "Can't Let You Go Even If I Die" (2010)
* Girls' Generation – "The Boys" (2012)
* Psy – "Gangnam Style" (2013)
* Psy – "Gentleman" (2014)
* Taeyang – "Eyes, Nose, Lips" (2015)
* BigBang – "Loser" (2016)
* Twice – "Cheer Up" (2017)
* IU – "Through the Night" (2018)
* iKon – "Love Scenario" (2019)

2020s|

* BTS featuring Halsey – "Boy with Luv" (2020)
* IU – "Blueming" (2021)
* IU – "Celebrity" (2022)
* Ive – "Love Dive" (2023)
* NewJeans – "Ditto" (2024)
* Aespa – "Supernova" (2025)

* v
* t
* e

MAMA Award for Best Female Group

2000s|

* Fin.K.L (2000)
* S.E.S. (2001–2002)
* Jewelry (2003)
* Sugar (2004)
* Jewelry (2005)
* SeeYa (2007)
* Wonder Girls (2008)
* Brown Eyed Girls (2009)

2010s|

* 2NE1 (2010)
* Girls' Generation (2011)
* Sistar (2012)
* Girls' Generation (2013)
* Sistar (2014)
* Girls' Generation (2015)
* Twice (2016)
* Red Velvet (2017)
* Twice (2018–2019)

2020s|

* Blackpink (2020)
* Twice (2021)
* Blackpink (2022)
* NewJeans (2023)
* Aespa (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Seoul Music Awards Main Prize Winners

1990s|

| 1990|

* Byun Jin-sub
* Hyun Chul
* Joo Hyun-mi
* Kim Ji-ae
* Min Hae-kyung
* Na-mi

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1991|

* Kang Susie
* Kim Jeong-soo
* Kim Ji-ae
* Kim Wan-sun
* Lee Sang-woo
* Noh Sa-yeon
* Tae Jin-ah

1992|

* Kang Susie
* Kim Kook-hwan
* Lee Sang-woo
* Lee Seung-hwan
* Min Hae-kyung
* Shin Seung-hun
* Yang Soo-kyung

1993|

* Choi Yoo-na
* Kim Gun-mo
* Kim Jeong-soo
* Kim So-hee
* Kim Won-jun
* Lee Mu-song
* Seo Taiji and Boys
* Shin Hyo-beom
* Shin Seung-hun

1994|

* Boohwal
* Choi Yoo-na
* Kim Gun-mo
* Lim Ju-ri
* Roo'ra
* Seol Woon-do
* Shin Seong-woo
* Shin Seung-hun
* Two Two

1995|

* DJ Doc
* Kim Gun-mo
* Noise
* Park Jin-young
* Park Mi-kyung
* R.ef
* Seo Taiji and Boys
* Shin Hyo-beom
* Solid

1996|

* Clon
* Green Area
* Hoon
* Insooni
* Kim Gun-mo
* Kim Won-jun
* Kim Jung-min
* Park Mi-kyung
* R.ef

1997|

* DJ Doc
* H.O.T
* Jinusean
* Kim Kyung-ho
* Im Chang-jung
* Park Jin-young
* Sechs Kies
* Turbo
* Uhm Jung-hwa
* UP

1998|

* Fin.K.L
* H.O.T
* Kim Gun-mo
* Kim Jong-hwan
* Kim Kyung-ho
* Sechs Kies
* S.E.S.
* Song Dae-kwan
* Turbo
* Uhm Jung-hwa

1999|

* Baby V.O.X
* Clon
* Country Kko Kko
* Fin.K.L
* H.O.T
* Im Chang-jung
* Jo Sungmo
* Kim Gun-mo
* Sechs Kies
* Song Dae-kwan
* Uhm Jung-hwa

2000s|

| 2000|

* Fin.K.L
* g.o.d
* Im Chang-jung
* Jo Sungmo
* Lee Jung-hyun
* Park Ji-yoon
* Steve Seungjun Yoo
* Shin Seung-hun

|

2001|

* Fin.K.L
* g.o.d
* Im Chang-jung
* Kangta
* Kim Gun-mo
* Lee Jung-hyun
* Park Ji-yoon
* Steve Seungjun Yoo
* Shin Seung-hun
* Tae Jin-ah
* Uhm Jung-hwa
* Wax

2002|

* BoA
* Cool
* Jang Na-ra
* Koyote
* Lee Soo-young
* Park Hyo-shin
* Shinhwa
* Sung Si-kyung
* Yoon Do Hyun Band
* Wax

2003|

* Baby V.O.X
* Fly to the Sky
* Jewelry
* Lee Hyori
* Rain
* Koyote
* Shinhwa
* Wax
* Wheesung
* Yoon Do Hyun Band

2004|

* Cho PD
* Kim Jong-kook
* Koyote
* Lee Seung-chul
* Lee Soo-young
* Park Hyo-shin
* Rain
* Shinhwa
* Shin Seung-hun
* TVXQ

2006|

* Baek Ji-young
* Jang Yoon-jeong
* MC Mong
* Park Jung-ah
* SG Wannabe
* Shin Seung-hun
* Son Ho-young
* Turtles
* TVXQ
* Vibe

2007|

* Baek Ji-young
* BigBang
* Epik High
* Eru
* Jang Yoon-jeong
* MC the Max
* SeeYa
* SG Wannabe
* Super Junior
* V.O.S

2008|

* Baek Ji-young
* BigBang
* Brown Eyed Girls
* Jang Yoon-jeong
* Kim Jong-kook
* SG Wannabe
* Son Dam-bi
* SS501
* TVXQ
* Wonder Girls

2009|

* 2PM
* Baek Ji-young
* Brown Eyed Girls
* Davichi
* Girls' Generation
* Kara
* Kim Tae-woo
* Shinee
* Son Dam-bi
* Super Junior

2010s|

| 2010|

* 2AM
* 4Minute
* Beast
* FT Island
* Girls' Generation
* IU
* Miss A
* Secret
* Shinee
* Son Dam-bi

|

2011|

* 4Minute
* Beast
* FT Island
* Girls' Generation
* IU
* Kara
* Lee Seung-gi
* Miss A
* Secret
* Sistar
* Super Junior
* T-ara

2012|

* 2NE1
* BigBang
* Super Junior
* Epik High
* f(x)
* Huh Gak
* Lee Seung-gi
* Miss A
* Psy
* Secret
* Shinee
* Sistar

2013|

* 4Minute
* Apink
* B1A4
* B.A.P
* Beast
* Cho Yong-pil
* Exo
* Girls' Generation
* Infinite
* Shinee
* Sistar
* VIXX

2014|

* Apink
* AOA
* B1A4
* Beast
* BTS
* Exo
* Girl's Day
* Girls' Generation-TTS
* Infinite
* Sistar
* Super Junior
* VIXX

2015|

* Apink
* BigBang
* BTS
* EXID
* Exo
* Red Velvet
* Shinee
* Sistar
* Taeyeon
* VIXX
* Yoon Mi-rae
* Zion.T

2016|

* BTS
* Exo
* GFriend
* Got7
* Mamamoo
* Red Velvet
* Sechs Kies
* Seventeen
* Taeyeon
* Twice
* VIXX
* Zico

2017|

* Blackpink
* BOL4
* BtoB
* BTS
* Exo
* Got7
* NU'EST W
* Red Velvet
* Seventeen
* Super Junior
* Twice
* Wanna One

2018|

* BTS
* Exo
* iKon
* NCT 127
* Mamamoo
* Momoland
* Monsta X
* NU'EST W
* Red Velvet
* Seventeen
* Twice
* Wanna One

2019|

* BTS
* Chungha
* Exo
* Mamamoo
* Monsta X
* NCT Dream
* NU'EST
* Paul Kim
* Red Velvet
* Super Junior
* Taeyeon
* Twice

2020s|

| 2020|

* Ateez
* BTS
* Iz*One
* Kang Daniel
* Monsta X
* NCT 127
* NU'EST
* Oh My Girl
* Seventeen
* Stray Kids
* TXT
* Twice

|

2021|

* Aespa
* Ateez
* Brave Girls
* BTS
* Enhypen
* Heize
* IU
* Kang Daniel
* Lim Young-woong
* NCT 127
* Oh My Girl
* Seventeen
* The Boyz

2022|

* (G)I-dle
* Aespa
* Blackpink
* BTS
* Got the Beat
* Ive
* Kang Daniel
* Kim Ho-joong
* Lim Young-woong
* NCT Dream
* Psy
* Red Velvet
* Seventeen
* Stray Kids
* Taeyeon
* Zico

2023|

* (G)I-dle
* Aespa
* Ive
* Jimin
* Jungkook
* Kang Daniel
* Lim Young-woong
* NCT Dream
* NewJeans
* Nmixx
* Riize
* Seventeen
* STAYC
* Stray Kids
* Sunmi
* V
* Young Tak
* Zerobaseone

2024|

* Aespa
* Doyoung
* Enhypen
* G-Dragon
* I-dle
* Illit
* Ive
* NCT Dream
* NCT Wish
* P1Harmony
* Plave
* QWER
* Rosé
* Seventeen
* Stray Kids
* Tomorrow X Together
* Young Tak
* Zerobaseone

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* VIAF

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* MusicBrainz

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