Jewlius is of Latin origin and means 'from the city of Julius'. It is a variant spelling of Julius, which was popular among ancient Romans. The name was typically given to honor the first Roman Emperor, Caesar Augustus, whose full name was Gaius Octavius Caesar. He was named Julius in his adoptive father's will, becoming Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus. Today, Jewlius is a rare but distinctive choice for a first name.
"The name Jewlius had only six births recorded in total, all of which occurred in the year 2003."