concept   gemstones

30 commonsense assertions
Cultures (30) Western countries (1) Middle Eastern countries (1) European countries (1) China (1) African countries (1) India (1) Japan (1) United States (1) Australia (1) Eastern countries (1) Pacific Islands (1) Russia (1) jewelry industry (1) mining culture in regions with abundant gemstone deposits (1) Arctic countries (1) Indigenous cultures in Latin America (1) Native American tribes (1) South American (1) Western cultures (1) various (1) Africa (1) Global (1) Hindu astrology culture (1) Indigenous cultures (1) Iran (1) Native American culture (1) New Zealand (1) Sri Lanka (1) Turkey (1) geologists (1) more
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1 gemstones Western countries Gemstones are highly valued in Western cultures for their rarity, beauty, and use in jewelry as symbols of wealth and as gifts. 13
2 gemstones Middle Eastern countries Gemstones are highly valued symbols of wealth and status in Middle Eastern countries, often used in traditional jewelry and attire. 9
3 gemstones European countries Gemstones in European countries are highly valued for their beauty, historical significance, and symbolism of wealth, status, and romance. 7
4 gemstones China Gemstones are culturally significant in China, symbolizing wealth, prosperity, and positive energy, and are commonly used in decorative arts and jewelry. 6
5 gemstones African countries In African countries, gemstones have cultural and traditional importance and are used in rituals and adornments. 5
6 gemstones India Gemstones are culturally significant in India, used in rituals, jewelry, and considered auspicious for religious occasions. 5
7 gemstones Japan Gemstones have cultural and spiritual importance in Japan and are used in art, attire, and rituals. 4
8 gemstones United States Gemstones are widely popular for jewelry and gifts in the United States, including both natural and synthetic options. 4
9 gemstones Australia Aboriginal and Maori cultures in Australia value gemstones for their connection to the land and spirituality, using them in traditional practices. 3
10 gemstones Eastern countries Eastern countries value gemstones for their spiritual and healing properties, prioritizing them over astrological significance and viewing synthetic gemstones as inferior. 3
11 gemstones Pacific Islands Gemstones are culturally significant in Pacific Island cultures, used in ceremonies and personal adornment. 3
12 gemstones Russia Gemstones in Russian culture are used for religious, healing, and prosperity purposes. 3
13 gemstones jewelry industry Gemstones are highly valued in the jewelry industry for their rarity and specific properties, and used in designer and custom jewelry. 3
14 gemstones mining culture in regions with abundant gemstone deposits Gemstones carry cultural and economic significance beyond adornment, particularly in areas with abundant deposits. 3
15 gemstones Arctic countries Gemstones hold cultural and spiritual significance in Arctic countries due to their rarity and authenticity. 2
16 gemstones Indigenous cultures in Latin America Gemstones hold spiritual and healing significance in traditional Indigenous Latin American rituals and medicine. 2
17 gemstones Native American tribes Gemstones hold spiritual importance and are used in ceremonies and rituals by Native American tribes. 2
18 gemstones South American Gemstones hold cultural importance in South American society and are widely used in jewelry making. 2
19 gemstones Western cultures Gemstones like emeralds and amber are highly valued and used in Western cultures for jewelry and fragrances. 2
20 gemstones various Gemstones are culturally significant symbols in different parts of the world. 2
21 gemstones Africa Gemstones in Africa are used for adornment, as currency, and for trade in many traditional societies. 1
22 gemstones Global Gemstones are globally valued for their beauty and rarity, serving as both jewelry and investment. 1
23 gemstones Hindu astrology culture Gemstones are worn in Hindu astrology culture according to the individual's zodiac sign to bring positive energy and ward off negative influences. 1
24 gemstones Indigenous cultures Gemstones have been used in traditional indigenous jewelry for their symbolic and spiritual significance. 1
25 gemstones Iran Gemstones are incorporated into traditional Iranian architecture and interior design as symbols of wealth and beauty. 1
26 gemstones Native American culture Gemstones, particularly turquoise, carry spiritual significance and are frequently used in Native American jewelry. 1
27 gemstones New Zealand Aboriginal and Maori cultures in New Zealand value gemstones for their spiritual and artistic significance. 1
28 gemstones Sri Lanka Gemstones in Sri Lanka have cultural and religious significance and are used in traditional rituals and ceremonies. 1
29 gemstones Turkey In Turkey, gemstones are used in traditional architecture and interior design to symbolize wealth and beauty. 1
30 gemstones geologists Geologists evaluate gemstones based on mineral composition, crystal structure, and geological formation. 1