Gems
Precious metals and gems are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precious metals" instead a noun "Gems".
Precious metals
Gems and precious metals are semantically related. You can use "Gems" instead a noun phrase "Precious metals".
Both terms in one sentence
- Mowz is able to track down precious metals and gems like a bloodhound, including the gems in the amulets that the protagonists have (which was useful on at least one occasion for finding Stan).
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The Heroes of Olympus has Hazel, a daughter of Pluto who's the Roman god of death and riches, who can control and use gems and precious metals to attack.
Source: Gemstone Assault -
Later, in The Silver Chair, it turns out that way beneath the surface of Narnia's world, precious metals and gems are living plants that produce fruit.
Source: Fantastic Fruits and Vegetables
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