calcedon (Meaning)
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calcedon (n.)
A foul vein, like chalcedony, in some precious stones.
Synonyms & Antonyms of calcedon
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calcedon Sentence Examples
- The jeweler displayed a stunning necklace adorned with a vibrant calcedon pendant.
- As a gemstone enthusiast, she appreciated the intricate patterns of the calcedon stone.
- The ancient Greeks believed that calcedon had mystical properties that could ward off evil spirits.
- The sculptor carefully selected a piece of calcedon to carve into a delicate figurine.
- In ancient times, warriors often carried talismans made of calcedon for protection in battle.
- The healer prescribed a charm embedded with calcedon to alleviate the patient's anxiety.
- Legends spoke of a hidden cave where calcedon crystals gleamed like stars in the darkness.
- The merchant boasted of the finest calcedon jewelry in the entire marketplace.
- Sailors would often wear calcedon amulets to ensure safe voyages across treacherous seas.
- Archaeologists unearthed artifacts adorned with calcedon in the ruins of an ancient civilization.
FAQs About the word calcedon
A foul vein, like chalcedony, in some precious stones.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The jeweler displayed a stunning necklace adorned with a vibrant calcedon pendant.
As a gemstone enthusiast, she appreciated the intricate patterns of the calcedon stone.
The ancient Greeks believed that calcedon had mystical properties that could ward off evil spirits.
The sculptor carefully selected a piece of calcedon to carve into a delicate figurine.
