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this is a cut and polished precious stone used in making jewelry
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A gemstone
(also called a gem
,
fine gem
,
jewel
,
precious stone
or
semi-precious stone
) is a piece of mineral
crystal
which, in cut and polished form, is used to make
jewelry
or other adornments.
This is what gemstones are.
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