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Chalcedony is a semi-crystalline variation of [[quartz]]. There are many types of it which are known under other names, such as [[bloodstone]]s or [[sard]]s. |
'''Chalcedony''' is a semi-crystalline variation of [[quartz]]. There are many types of it which are known under other names, such as [[bloodstone]]s or [[sard]]s. |
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== List of Chalcedonies == |
== List of Chalcedonies == |
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Revision as of 17:15, 11 March 2007
Chalcedony is a semi-crystalline variation of quartz. There are many types of it which are known under other names, such as bloodstones or sards.
List of Chalcedonies
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a piece of white chalcedony
| Description: Tiny, brilliantly sparkling quartz crystals cover one face of the piece of white chalcedony, but the unadorned stone is exposed on the other. Thin bands of grey pass through the semi-translucent stone, but, aside from those slender adornments, the rock is the same pallid, milky color as the face of the full moon Liabo.. |