Jewelry

Jewelry has disbanded.

Jewelry debuted in 2001 with "Ijen," from its first studio album Discovery. Because sources differ on the exact debut date, it is best to check official album information as well. Jewelry is remembered as one of the girl groups that defined Korean pop in the 2000s.

At the time of its disbandment, Jewelry belonged to Star Empire Entertainment. The group's releases, performances and official announcements were handled through this agency. Today the former members work under different companies, so the most accurate information comes from each member's own official channels.

Yes. Jewelry debuted with four members and went through several lineup changes over its career. Fans often divide its history into generations, from the first line-up to the fourth. For accurate information about who was in the group at each time, official album information is the best reference.

Widely known Jewelry songs include "Again," "Super Star," "One More Time," "Vari2ty" and "Back It Up." Many of them are upbeat dance tracks that are especially fun to enjoy with stage performance videos. If you are new to the group, start with these songs.

"One More Time" is a Jewelry song released in 2008, and it won the digital grand prize at that year's Golden Disc Awards. It was loved for its upbeat rhythm and easy-to-follow choreography. If you are new to Jewelry, it is one of the first songs worth hearing.

Jewelry won Best Female Group at Mnet's music awards, now known as the MAMA Awards, in 2003 and 2005. The group also received a main award at the 2003 KBS Song Festival and won the digital grand prize at the 2008 Golden Disc Awards with "One More Time." Official ceremony records have full details.

Yes. Jewelry had a sub-unit called Jewelry S, formed in 2009. It released songs with a different mood from the full group, and its lineup also changed later on. Listening to the sub-unit's songs too lets you enjoy Jewelry's music more broadly and see another side of the group.

Jewelry debuted in 2001, and its disbandment was confirmed on January 7, 2015. For more than a decade, the group continued its activities while its lineup changed several times. After the disbandment, the members moved on to new activities in their own fields.

If you are new, start with the widely known songs "One More Time" and "Super Star." Then listen to "Again" and "Vari2ty," and go back to the debut song "Ijen" to feel how the group's mood changed across its different eras and line-ups.

Jewelry was active from 2001 to 2015 before disbanding, so the most accurate way to follow the members today is through each member's own official channels. Each member has a different agency and field of work, so rely on official announcements. Please avoid spreading unconfirmed rumors or following their private lives.