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Chrysoprase,
chrysophrase or
chrysoprasus is a
gemstone variety of
chalcedony (a
cryptocrystalline form of silica) that
contains small quantities of nickel...
- coloration.
Similar to
carnelian is sard,
which is
brown rather than red.
Chrysoprase (also
spelled chrysophrase) is a
green variety of chalcedony,
which has...
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crown is
decorated with many
pearls and
gemstones including amethysts,
chrysoprases, a
topaz and an alexandrite. Its
front is
adorned with a huge
green tourmaline...
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Diamond Diamond, rock
crystal Diamond May Emerald,
agate Emerald Emerald,
chrysoprase Emerald June Cat's eye, turquoise,
agate Pearl,
moonstone Pearl, moonstone...
- style.
Dragonfly Lady
brooch by René Lalique, made of gold, enamel,
chrysoprase, moonstone, and
diamonds (1897–98)
Carved horn
decorated with pearls...
- gl****works in
France created an
opaque green uranium gl****
which they
named chrysoprase from its
similarity to that
green form of chalcedony.
Fluorescent uranium...
- chalcedony, and the emerald-like
jasper may have been akin to the
modern chrysoprase. The
Hebrew word may have
designated a
green jasper.
Flinders Petrie...
- the
better known chrysoprase, but
differs in that
whilst chrome chalcedony is
colored by
chromium (as chromium(III) oxide),
chrysoprase is
colored by nickel...
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Scholars suspect that
ligurios was a pale
yellowish mineral, and
although chrysoprase now
refers to a
specific gemstone which is
generally apple-green in color...
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Dragonfly brooch; by René Lalique; c. 1897–1898; gold,
vitreous enamel,
chrysoprase, chalcedony,
moonstone and diamond; height: 23
centimetres (9.1 in),...
