idocrase Sentence Examples
- The idocrase gem sparkled with an emerald-green hue.
- Idocrase crystals were carefully extracted from the mine's depths.
- The mineralogist identified the green crystals as idocrase.
- Idocrase jewelry was highly prized for its rarity and beauty.
- The ancient talisman was adorned with a large idocrase stone.
- The geologist discovered idocrase inclusions within a granite sample.
- Idocrase was often confused with other green minerals like epidote.
- The idocrase specimen illuminated the museum display with its vibrant color.
- The rock hounds searched eagerly for idocrase crystals in the mountainous terrain.
- Idocrase discoveries continued to fascinate both collectors and scientists alike.
idocrase Meaning
Wordnet
idocrase (n)
a green or yellow or brown mineral consisting of a hydrated silicate; it occurs as crystals in limestone and is used a gemstone
Webster
idocrase (n.)
Same as Vesuvianite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of idocrase
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a green or yellow or brown mineral consisting of a hydrated silicate; it occurs as crystals in limestone and is used a gemstoneSame as Vesuvianite.
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The idocrase gem sparkled with an emerald-green hue.
Idocrase crystals were carefully extracted from the mine's depths.
The mineralogist identified the green crystals as idocrase.
Idocrase jewelry was highly prized for its rarity and beauty.
