alleryWhich blue stone with golden specks was ground into powder for paint?
AGreen jade
BRed coral
CYellow topaz
DLapis lazuli
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lapis lazuli
1. Lapis lazuli was a common product traded along the Silk Roads.
2. It is a blue stone with golden specks.
3. Jade, coral and topaz are not described as ground into paint.
_Source: Wikipedia, Silk Road, Expansion of the arts_
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