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