How do the Buddhist and Jain 'Three Jewels' differ?

Buddhism's jewels are the objects of refuge (Teacher, Doctrine, Community), while Jainism's jewels are the internal qualities (Faith, Knowledge, Conduct) required for liberation.

The Triratna of Jainism: Right Knowledge, Faith, Action (2020 PYQ)

ID: HIS_PHI_2020_126 Ref: Chapter 4: Thinkers, Beliefs and Buildings

Triratna or Three Jewels, i.e., right knowledge, right faith and right action are related to which of the following?

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The Triratna, or Three Jewels (Right Knowledge, Right Faith, and Right Action), are the foundational principles of Jainism for achieving spiritual liberation.