ligure

/ˈlɪɡjər/
noun
  1. A precious stone mentioned in the Bible, often thought to be a type of jacinth or amber-colored gem.
    • Historians debate whether ligure was actually a type of amber or a different gem.
    • The ancient text described the ligure as a bright, golden stone set in gold.
    • In the Bible, the breastplate of the high priest included a stone called ligure.
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