These baskets often held prestige goods of great status that were gifted to the king.

The items interred with these individuals indicated access to a variety of prestige goods and tradewares from outside Caracol.

There has been much speculation over the mysterious purpose of what are likely prestige goods.

The economic and social system operated through the import of raw materials, where they were processed into prestige goods by artisans at Chan Chan.

Maritime trade provided the court with revenues and prestige goods (coral, pearls, textiles).

The actual translation of "tōga" is "treasured" or "valuable" and the term also refers collectively to prestige goods produced by women for ceremonial exchanges.

Then it switched to being more of a discount merchandiser of prestige goods from Sony, RCA and General Electric.

From watches to clothes to automobiles, purveyors of prestige goods are under pressure to increase sales, and a quick way to do that is to offer less expensive products.

Citing this evidence, Vasiliki Kassianidou argues that the oxhide ingots "were meant to be used rather than to be kept as prestige goods."

New exotic prestige goods were used on a much wider national and international scale contrasting with regional and local styles, which became more consciously preserved.