10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOTTISH TOPAZ»
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
I employed about 70 grains both of the Brazilian and Scottish topaz. In order to
prevent the intrusion of foreign matter, and to cut 05 the sources of erroneous
conclusions, the several minerals were reduced to powder, not in a flint mortar,
but in ...
2
The Annals of Philosophy
I employed about 70 grains both of the Brazilian and Scottish topaz. In order to
prevent the intrusion of foreign matter, and to cut off the sources of erroneous
conclusions, the several minerals were reduced to powder, not in a flint mortar,
but in ...
I employed about 70 grains both of the Brazilian and Scottish topaz. In order to
prevent the intrusion of foreign matter, and to cut off the sources of erroneous
conclusions, the several minerals were reduced to powder, not in a flint mortar,
but in ...
4
Jewelry & Gems the Buying Guide: How to Buy Diamonds, ...
Descriptive Names Misnomers (and What They Really Are) Madeira topaz (citrine
quartz) Occidental topaz (citrine quartz) * Palmeira topaz (citrine quartz) Rio
topaz (citrine quartz) Saffranite topaz (citrine quartz) Scottish topaz (citrine quartz)
...
Antoinette Leonard Matlins, Antonio C. Bonanno, 2005
The langest Brazilian topaz in the National Museum at Paris is not much more
than half the size of this Scottish topaz (about 1908 grains). All the A~
herdeenshire specimens are more or less rounded or water-worn.v Some. are of
a pale ...
6
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
This has been generally called the Scottish Topaz. But it now gives place to
another crystal of a far harder quality found near Invercauld. " Scotch topazes, or
what are commonly called Cairngorum stones, are found in the mountains on the
...
7
A Dictionary of the
Scottish Language
It has been called the Scottish Topaz,but it now gives place to another crystal ofa
far harder quality found near Invereauld. Show': rlloray. CA1RN-TANGLE,I.
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John Jamieson, John Johnstone, 1846
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A Etymological Dictionary of the
Scottish Language ...: ...
This has been generally called the Scottish Topaz. But it now gives place to
another crystal of a far harder quality found near Invercauld. " Scotch topazes, or
what are commonly called Cairngorum stones, are found in the mountains on the
...
9
A Treatise on Diamonds and precious stones; including their ...
Scotland may prefer having his arms engraven on Scottish Topaz, or aCornish
lady may think a necklace of Topazes from St. Michael's Mount a very appropriate
ornament ; but independently of these national and local attachments there can ...
Our authors were extremely delighted on finding, for example a gigantic crystal of
"Scottish topaz," near Paradise river, which weighed nearly a hundred pounds,
was a foot in diameter, and one of whose acuminating planes is twelve inches ...
