The best gold in the human world, said to be formed from the fruits of a mythical tree at the Himalayan source of north India’s major rivers.

Gold from the Jambu River (one of the four great rivers of Jambudvīpa) was reputed to be the finest and purest gold.

A particularly fine type of gold deposited in the Jambū river, sometimes said to be remains of the fruits from the rose-apple trees growing there which fall into the river and are consumed.

The remains of the golden fruit fallen from the legendary jambu tree and carried away by this divine river. It is considered especially fine.

The remains of the golden fruit fallen from the legendary jambu tree and carried away by this divine river. It is considered to be a particularly fine type of gold.

A particularly high quality of gold mined from the Jambu River.

A particularly pure gold or golden color.