concept   jewelry
28 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • Western countries (3) • India (3) • United States (2) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Jewelry Enthusiasts (1) • African countries (1) • Traditional Maasai culture in East Africa (1) • European countries (1) • Latin American (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japan (1) • Middle Eastern fashion culture (1) • Pacific Island countries (1) • Western Europe (1) • Africa (1) • Maasai tribe (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South American (1) • Southeast Asian (1) Art history (1) • luxury (1) • middle class (1) • more
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1 jewelry Western countries Jewelry in Western culture is often given as gifts for special occasions and signifies wealth and status. 21
2 jewelry Western countries Jewelry is commonly worn as a fashion statement or for personal expression in Western countries. 18
3 jewelry Middle Eastern countries Jewelry in Middle Eastern countries symbolizes wealth, status, and cultural significance and is often worn for special occasions and ceremonies. 15
4 jewelry Western countries In Western countries, jewelry made of precious metals and gemstones is commonly given as a gift and symbol of wealth. 13
5 jewelry United States In the United States, jewelry is worn for fashion and self-expression, using a variety of materials and styles. 11
6 jewelry India In India, jewelry, particularly gold and precious stones, is culturally and religiously significant and symbolizes status and wealth. 9
7 jewelry Jewelry Enthusiasts Jewelry enthusiasts value the diverse forms of jewelry for their symbolism, history, and aesthetics. 8
8 jewelry African countries Jewelry in African countries holds cultural, ceremonial, and investment importance with a focus on traditional and tribal significance. 6
9 jewelry Traditional Maasai culture in East Africa Colorful beaded jewelry represents cultural identity and social status in traditional Maasai culture. 6
10 jewelry United States Jewelry, particularly engagement rings and wedding bands, holds cultural significance in the US for special occasions and relationships. 6
11 jewelry European countries Jewelry in European countries is linked to fashion, luxury, and cultural heritage, often crafted from precious materials. 5
12 jewelry India Jewelry in India is culturally and religiously significant, representing wealth and status. 4
13 jewelry Latin American Jewelry in Latin American culture has significant cultural and spiritual value and is worn in both daily life and ceremonies. 4
14 jewelry East Asian countries Jewelry in East Asian countries holds cultural and sentimental value, often passed down through generations. 3
15 jewelry Indian culture Jewelry is an integral part of Indian culture, representing wealth, status, and prosperity through elaborate designs and cultural importance. 3
16 jewelry Japan Japanese jewelry includes traditional, body, and costume styles with a focus on elegant and trendy designs. 3
17 jewelry Middle Eastern fashion culture In Middle Eastern fashion culture, gold jewelry represents wealth and status. 3
18 jewelry Pacific Island countries Jewelry in Pacific Island countries holds cultural, spiritual, personal significance and is also considered a form of investment. 3
19 jewelry Western Europe Jewelry in Western Europe is a fashion statement and a symbol of status and individuality. 3
20 jewelry Africa Jewelry in African culture serves as a reflection of heritage and is worn for social, ceremonial, and everyday use. 2
21 jewelry India In India, jewelry is culturally and religiously significant, symbolizing marital status, deities, and achievements. 2
22 jewelry Maasai tribe Beaded jewelry represents cultural importance and status for the Maasai tribe in Kenya and Tanzania. 2
23 jewelry Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, luxurious and ornate jewelry is highly valued. 2
24 jewelry South American Jewelry is culturally significant in traditional South American practices and ceremonies. 2
25 jewelry Southeast Asian Jewelry in Southeast Asian culture is worn for special occasions and symbolizes protection and good fortune. 2
26 jewelry Art history Historical jewelry is studied for its craftsmanship and symbolism within the context of art history. 1
27 jewelry luxury In luxury culture, rare and expensive gemstones and elaborate designs are highly sought after in the jewelry industry. 1
28 jewelry middle class Affordable and sentimental jewelry is highly valued by the middle-class culture. 1