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Meaning of gismondine
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gismondine (n.)
Alt. of Gismondite
gismondine Sentence Examples
- The gismondine gemstone exhibited a strikingly pale pink hue.
- Scientists discovered a novel gismondine mineral formation in a secluded volcanic crater.
- The gismondine's unique crystalline structure made it a valuable specimen for geological studies.
- The gismondine crystals gleamed under the microscope, revealing intricate and mesmerizing patterns.
- Jewellers sought after gismondine for its enchanting beauty and believed to have healing properties.
- The gismondine mine in Madagascar was renowned for producing exceptionally large and lustrous crystals.
- Researchers used X-ray diffraction to analyze the gismondine's atomic arrangement and determine its mineral classification.
- The gismondine was said to bring good fortune and prosperity to its owner.
- The gismondine's susceptibility to weathering made it a delicate and challenging material to preserve.
- Geologists theorized that the presence of gismondine indicated the formation of the rock through hydrothermal processes.
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Alt. of Gismondite
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The gismondine gemstone exhibited a strikingly pale pink hue.
Scientists discovered a novel gismondine mineral formation in a secluded volcanic crater.
The gismondine's unique crystalline structure made it a valuable specimen for geological studies.
The gismondine crystals gleamed under the microscope, revealing intricate and mesmerizing patterns.
