agate

5 letters in word "agate": A A E G T.

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• Definitions:
• A variety of chalcedony quartz that is a very common and used often in jewelry. When chalcedony is variegated with with spots or figures, or ...
• A type of chalcedony quartz found in a variety of colors and patterns, frequently with varying color layers.
• A type size of 5 1/2 points. Reference, agate line.
• Agate is a variety of chalcedony (a family of microcrystalline quartz). Agate is a very common stone that is often used in jewelry. It is found in a wide range of colors, including black, gray, brown, reddish, green, pink, blue, and yellow. ...
• A typesetter's measure; 1 inch = 14 agate lines.
• A striped version of chalecedony quartz. Formed in many layers of colors and textures by filling in a cavity or indentation of another rock. When it is sliced it's concentric bands become obvious, these bands resemble the inside of a tree trunk and each band can be various colors and sizes.
• ware - Pottery made from clays of two differing colours, not completely mixed. The result is a srtreaked effect resembling agate.
• A variety of cryptocrystalline quartz in which colors occur in bands; commonly deposited in cavities in rocks.
• A form of chalcedony which occurs in many colors and ranges from transparent to opaque. Metaphysical properties: protection, courage, health, and confidence. Buy Orange Cloudy Agate Beads
• A semiprecious stone of various colors, but usually white and brown.
• a waxy quartz in which the colors are in bands, or are blended in clouds
• To simulate veined agate stone, vessels were made of wedged clay of contrasting colors. The color variations on the outside of the pot should be essentially the same on the inside.
• The name agate comes from the Sicilian river Achates, where it was mined in antiquity. Today the river is called Drillo, and remains a major source. It is a form of chalcedony . The ancient Egyptians used agate for seals and protective talismans. ...
• A self-bird, the first reduction of a green canary diluting the black and brown melanin pigment, appearing as gray, with a characteristic mustache.
• A precious stone, a fine grained variegated chalcedony.
• (above is crazy lace agate) is a form of chalcedony quartz colored primarily by bands or wispy inclusions. The patterns may be straight, concentric, or shaped in landscape-like patterns. They are composed of multicolored twisting and turning bands with patterns sometimes resembling an eye. ...
• Agate is also known as the gemstone, Fire Stone. So called because its nature is to build a fire in the lion it is said to summon from within an individual. A sense of courage and fortitude emanates from agate, helping you to discover truth, and accept what fate will deal. ...
• common semiprecious silica mineral, a variety of chalcedony that occurs in bands of varying colour and transparency. Agate is essentially quartz, and its physical properties are in general those of that mineral.
• a type of chalcedony quartz found in many colors and patterns, often with layers of varying colors. Agate is believed to quench thirst and divert storms.
• A form of quartz mineral with a strongly banded composition in which each layer differs in color and translucency. Colors range from reds, browns and yellows to greens, bluish white and white. Used for making jewelry, cameos, and in decorative objects d'art.
• an impure form of quartz consisting of banded chalcedony; used as a gemstone and for making mortars and pestles
• Agate is a term applied not to a distinct mineral species, but to an aggregate of various forms of silica, chiefly chalcedony.
• Agate is the designation of an unguided French test rocket. The Agate has a length of 8.50 meters, a diameter of 0.80 meters, a start mass of 3.2 tonnes, a takeoff thrust of 186 kN and a ceiling of 20 km. ...

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