What Does Dreaming About Jeweler Mean?

In Islamic interpretation buying gold from a jeweler points to saving and to a security growing firm. Ibn Sirin ties gold to property and portion and counts buying and keeping it as saving. Al-Nabulsi ties the place where worth is weighed to fairness and reads a scale that weighs true as a just trade.

Selling gold, by contrast, is a held means turned into a need. A shop with a bright window points to a season with its way open.

The jeweler finding the gold false is read in the classical books as an offer bright on the surface and weak at its core. Ibn Sirin ties false gold to a baseless word and an offer that cannot be trusted.

Giving a broken piece for repair points to a bond waiting to be mended and to work that will be put right, and the interpreters counsel not hurrying that repair. A jeweler standing at the scale points to fairness being observed.

In the unconscious a jeweler represents the places where a person's sense of their own value and their labor is tested. In the Jungian approach gold symbolizes the self's most precious core and the jeweler is the figure who separates and works that value; being weighed shows the self holding its worth against an objective measure. From the Freudian perspective it is the economy of love and approval.

Looking at the window without going in is counted a wish not yet decided and a step postponed; from the Freudian perspective it is a desire suppressed. A jeweler standing at the scale points to a trade in which fairness is observed.

By Ja'far al-Sadiq's method trade with a true balance in a bright shop is counted the most auspicious of these readings. Weighing the gold points to the true return of a labor becoming clear.