10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RUBY SPINEL»
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Walter Schumann. Spinel Color: Red, orange, yellow, brown, blue, magnesium
aluminium oxide violet, purple, green, black Transparency: transparent to opaque
Color of streak: White Refractive index: 1.712-1.762 Mohs' hardness: 8 Double ...
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The Book of Stones: Who They Are and What They Teach
Red/Ruby Spinel connects the energies of the heart and the base chakra,
allowing one to feel more tolerant of unexpected circumstances or developments
and different viewpoints or beliefs of others. EMOTIONAL Green/Blue Spinel is a
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Robert Simmons, Naisha Ahsian, 2007
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The Healing Power of Gemstones: In Tantra, Ayurveda, and ...
Ruby spinel has a fine, crimson-red color. It is beautiful, brilliant, lustrous, and
attractive. Rose and pink spinel is termed balas ruby. Gem-quality red spinel is
found in Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, and Madagascar. Badakshan, Persia was
the ...
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Rock-forming Minerals: Non-silicates: oxides, hydroxides and ...
... including those known as ruby spinel, for example, the 'Black Prince's Ruby' in
the Imperial State Crown. Specimens with a purple tinge have been called
almandine spinel, and orange-red or yellow varieties are known as rubicelle.
J. F. W. Bowles, R. A. Howie, D. J. Vaughan, 2011
Such red spinels should be called "Ruby spinel" (and not spinel ruby). The
stones themselves sometimes get mixed with corundum rubies (they are
frequently found in the same gem gravels), and this makes it all the more[159]
necessary that ...
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Fire and Blood: Rubies in Myth, Magic, and History
Spinel passes for Balas ruby (its most ancient name), or the Ruby Spinel or
Spinel Ruby. Cuprite is the Copper Ruby. Red tourmaline sometimes goes by the
monikerof''Siberianruby.''Andofcoursemanysyntheticrubies,suchas the Geneva
ruby, ...
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Rock Roles: Facts, Properties, and Lore of Gemstones
SPINEL. This. stone has been known in the gem world for only about 150 years,
but has been around much longer, as a Ruby impostor. Due to its close chemical
composition to Ruby, Spinel has throughout the ages been mistaken for Ruby.
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Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones
Many of the stones from Sri Lanka are dull blue, greenish blue and purple in
colour, caused by iron; other colours are red (ruby spinel), grey (gahnite), green (
hercynite) and red-brown (galaxite). The colour of RUBY SPINEL derives from
the ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
ruby silver proustite; pyrargyrite; ruby spinel a ruby-red spinel (also spinel- ruby);
ru'by-tail a gold-wasp, or cuckoo-fly; ru by-throat a humming-bird with a ruby
gorget. — adj ru'by= throated. — ruby wedding a fortieth wedding anniversary.
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Colored Gemstones: The Antoinette Matlins Buying Guide : how ...
... ruby (garnet) Balas ruby (spinel) Bohemian ruby (garnet) Cape ruby (garnet)
Chatham ruby (synthetic) Ramaura ruby (synthetic) Ruby spinel (spinel) Siberian
ruby (tourmaline) Brazilian sapphire (blue tourmaline; Brazil also has sapphire, ...
Antoinette Leonard Matlins, 2010
