Crossword Clue: "Imperial" gem in Chinese culture
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- 35th anniversary gift
- ___ Emperor (Taoism figure)
- Amulet stone
- An overworked horse
- Ancient Mayan gemstone
- Another 35th anniversary gift
- Become weary
- Alaska's state gem
- Bluish green
- Daughter of Mick and Bianca Jagger
- Green carving medium
- Green carving stone
- Green color
- Green gem
- Green gem from China
- Green gem used in Chinese carvings
- Green gemstone from China
- Green gemstone often seen in Asian jewelry
- Green gemstone
- Green hue
- Green ornamental stone
- Green precious stone
- Green sculpture medium
- Green shade
- Green — stone
- Green stone popular in Chinese craftwork
- Green stone that a dragon or Buddha may be carved from
- Green stone
- Green variety
- Greenish gem
- Greenish stone
- Easily carved gem
- Broken-down horse
- Figurine material, perhaps
- Figurine material
- Fine stone
- Chinese export
- Chinese figurine material
- Chinese gemstone
- Chinese sculpture medium
- Chinese statuary stone
- Gem carved into figurines
- Gem featured in Maori carvings
- Gem from China
- Gem in a Beijing Olympics medal
- Gem in carvings of Buddha
- Gem in Chinese carvings
- Gem
- Gemstone
- Gemstone used in Chinese carvings
- "Imperial" gem in Chinese culture
- Jewelry stone
- Exhaust
- Carvable gem
- Carved gem
- Carved gemstone
- Carved green stone
- Carved treasure from the Far East.
- Color similar to robin's-egg blue
- Color similar to turquoise
- Oriental-art stone
- Oriental gemstone
- Ornamental gemstone
- Ornamental green stone
- Ornamental jewelry stone
- Ornamental stone for carving.
- Ornamental stone
- Valuable green stone
- Valuable green stuff
- Most prized gem in the Orient.
- Stone for some Buddha statues
- Stone from which Buddhas are carved
- Stone in a 2008 Olympic medal
- Stone in Chinese art
- Stone in Oriental art
- Stone incorporated into Beijing Olympics medals
- Stone prized in China
- Stone revered in China
- Stone sometimes made of nephrite
- "The Bachelor" alum Roper who held a pink-themed baby shower at The Garland in Hollywood
- Shade of green or type of gem
- Shade of green
- Like some Buddha statues
- Overworked horse
- Like some expensive vases
- Material for some Forbidden City carvings
- Material for some Forbidden City sculptures
- Material in many Forbidden City relics
- Rosinante, e.g.
- With coral, 35th wedding anniversary gift
- Official gemstone of Alaska and Wyoming
- Official gemstone of Alaska
- Old nag
- Nephrite, e.g.
- Nephrite or jadeite
- Nephrite
- Precious green stone
- Ming dynasty art source
- Render world-weary
- Libertine
- Light blue-green
- Light bluish green
- Light green
- Make blasé
- Make tired
- Make weary
- Piece of jewelry
- Makeup of some Buddha statues
- Wear out
- Weary from overuse
- Weary
- Worn-out horse
- Worn-out or worthless horse
- Wyoming's official gemstone
- Tire
- Tired old horse
- Semi-precious gemstone — tired old horse
- Semiprecious gemstone — old, overworked horse
- Semiprecious green stone
- Semiprecious stone — shade of green
- Semiprecious stone
Recent Usage of "Imperial" gem in Chinese culture in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - Dec. 20, 2015