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gemstone

[jem-stohn] / ˈdʒɛmˌstoʊn /


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“All we can say is: It’s one of the great gemstones that’s come out in recent years.”

From Washington Post

It features two small shards from the relic donated by the pope which have been shaped into a cross behind a rose crystal gemstone.

From Reuters

The Queen's death reignited the debate about how some royal gemstones were obtained by the British empire.

From BBC

On this tony man-made island in Newport Beach, stately homes with street-facing patios are clustered together on avenues named after gemstones.

From Los Angeles Times

Nobody could find an offensive rhythm, points exchanged like precious gemstones in the medieval era.

From Los Angeles Times