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Beryl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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From the ancient Greek, beryllos, signifying a "precious blue-green color of sea water" stone, but through later usage, applied only to beryl.
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Information on the mineral beryl ... (Hexagonal) Beryl is famous for its perfect, six-sided crystals. Crystals are prismatic hexagons, and usually occur individually. Crystals may be enormous. Some 30 foot long (about 8 meters), well-crystallized examples are known to exist.
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Beryl (window manager) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Silicates : Cyclosilicates : Beryl Tourmaline group ... Fuses with difficulty, roundening the edges of small fragments. Precious stone varietys of beryl is : ... Beryl in microcline from Selsvitberget.
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The largest beryl crystal reported was 18 m long and 3.5 m wide from Malakialina, Madagascar, but in the absence of anything more than a personal communication, the report is doubtful. ... Classification of Beryl...
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Beryl is often unknown to the general public, even the gemstone-buying public. However, it is one of the most important gem minerals. Beryl is colorless in pure form; it is the many different impurities that give beryl its varied coloration.
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Beryl Gem Information including description and pictures. ... Everyone admires the green fire of emerald and the watery blue charm of aquamarine, but not many realize that they are different colors of the same mineral: beryl. There are other members of the beryl family much less known then their famous cousins.
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Yellow to yellow-orange samples are referred to as golden beryl. True Heliodor is valued by collectors but not seen much in jewelry, the golden beryls are seen often in jewelry but are not as expensive as aquamarine.
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