The Jewels is an American R&B vocal girl group, known for their harmonious style and distinct contribution to the 1960s music scene. Originally formed in Washington, D.C., the group consisted of notable members Sandra Bears, Grace Ruffin, and Margie Clarke, who were significantly influential in defining the girl group sound of the era. Their most recognized hit is "Opportunity," a song that embodies their unique blend of R&B, pop and soul. Despite their short-lived tenure, The Jewels left an indelible mark on the music landscape, inspiring many other artists in the genre.