In Buddhist tradition:
* The Seven Jewels: These are considered the symbolic possessions of a Chakravartin, a universal monarch. They represent enlightenment and spiritual perfection.
* Wheel: Represents the turning of the Dharma (Buddhist teachings)
* Elephant: Represents strength and power
* Horse: Represents speed and swiftness
* Jewel: Represents wealth and prosperity
* Minister: Represents wisdom and good governance
* Queen: Represents peace and harmony
* General: Represents protection and security
In other contexts:
* Seven Treasures of the Earth: This is a Chinese legend that refers to seven precious objects:
* Jade: Symbolizes purity and virtue
* Gold: Symbolizes wealth and prosperity
* Silver: Symbolizes peace and harmony
* Coral: Symbolizes good luck and longevity
* Amber: Symbolizes health and vitality
* Pearl: Symbolizes wisdom and intelligence
* Agate: Symbolizes protection and strength
* Seven Treasures of India: This is a less common concept but is sometimes used to refer to seven precious materials, often including gold, diamonds, ruby, emerald, sapphire, pearl, and coral.
It's important to note that these are just some examples. The specific meaning and symbolism of "seven treasures" can vary greatly depending on the source.
If you can provide more context about which tradition or cultural context you are interested in, I can provide a more specific answer.