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Chrysoberyl - Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Chrysoberyl is an extremely hard and durable mineral . It is most commonly found as greenish-yellow crystals. Although better known for the rare and valuable cat's eye and alexandrite varieties, chrysoberyl is also cut into such attractive gems as this 114.25ct stone from Minas Gerais, Brazil. naturalhistory.si.edu
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Chrysoberyl - Wikipedia
Chrysoberyl is the third-hardest frequently encountered natural gemstone and lies at 8.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, between corundum (9) and topaz ... en.wikipedia.org
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Chrysoberyl - History, Significant Features, FAQs - Berganza
Chrysoberyl is an unusual and often unknown gem in jewellery, purely due to its rarity, although with a hardness of 8.5 on the Mohs scale it is ideal for this ... www.berganza.com
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chrysoberyl
chrysoberyl Min. (ˈkrɪsəʊˌbɛrɪl) [ad. L. chrȳsobēryll-us (Pliny) = Gr. χρῡσοβήρυλλος a variety of beryl with a golden tinge, f. χρῡσό-ς gold + βήρυλλος beryl.] † a. A variety of beryl, with a tinge of yellow. b. A yellowish green gem, in composition an aluminate of glucinum. A variety with a bluish ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chrysoberyl Value, Price, and Jewelry Information - Gem Society
The transparent variety of chrysoberyl makes a handsome faceted gem. With indistinct cleavage and hardness of 8.5, it's one of the toughest stones for jewelry ... www.gemsociety.org
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Chrysoberyl - International Colored Gemstone Association
Chrysoberyl has been regarded as a gemstone which protects its wearer and keeps disaster at bay. The cat's eye most of all is seen as a particularly effective ... www.gemstone.org
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Chrysoberyl Meaning: Healing Energy, Geology, & History
Chrysoberyl is an empowering stone for bright new beginnings. It links our solar plexus chakra with our heart and crown chakras. moonrisecrystals.com
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Chrysoberyl: Mineral information, data and localities.
May be raspberry-red under incandescent light when chromian; colorless, pale shades of yellow, green, or red in transmitted light. www.mindat.org
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Chrysoberyl - Meaning, Uses & Healing Properties - Charms Of Light
Chrysoberyl is an effective protective stone and, since ancient times, has been used to keep disaster at bay. www.charmsoflight.com
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Chrysoberyl - AGTA - American Gem Trade Association
Chrysoberyl, one of the gemstone kingdom's most phenomenal gems, has been prized for thousands of years as a talisman of good luck. agta.org
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Chrysolite
gem-quality olivine Archaically, any of several green or yellow-green-coloured gemstones including Topaz, a silicate mineral of aluminium and fluorine Chrysoberyl wikipedia.org
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chrysopal
chryˈsopal A synonym of chrysoberyl (Watts Dict. Chem.). Oxford English Dictionary
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Szklaryite
, native antimony, manganese-bearing minerals of the apatite group (F-, OH- and Cl-rich apatite), native arsenic, beusite, native bismuth, cheralite, chrysoberyl wikipedia.org
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cymophane
cymophane Min. (ˈsaɪməʊfeɪn) [f. Gr. κυµο-, comb. form of κῦµα wave + -ϕανης -showing.] A synonym of chrysoberyl.1804 Fourcroy's Chem. II. 406. 1850–6 O. W. Holmes Poems, Mysterious Illness 80, Her white arm, that wore a twisted chain Clasped with an opal-sheeny cymophane. Hence cymophanous (saɪˈmɒf... Oxford English Dictionary
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alexandrite
alexandrite Min. (ælɪgˈzɑːndraɪt, -æ-) [Named from Alexander I, Tsar of Russia; see -ite.] A variety of chrysoberyl found in the Ural Mountains.1837–80 Dana Min. 155 Alexandrite of emerald-green color. Oxford English Dictionary
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