cornelian (Meaning)
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cornelian (n)
a translucent red or orange variety of chalcedony
Synonyms & Antonyms of cornelian
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cornelian Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians prized cornelian for its deep red hue and believed it held protective properties.
- The jeweler carefully carved the cornelian gemstone into a delicate pendant.
- In medieval times, cornelian was often associated with courage and strength, worn by knights as a talisman.
- The vibrant cornelian beads adorned the queen's necklace, adding a regal touch to her attire.
- Scholars in ancient Rome believed that wearing cornelian could enhance one's eloquence and persuasion.
- The smooth surface of the cornelian gemstone reflected the flickering flames of the candlelight.
- The artisan meticulously set the cornelian cabochons into the golden setting of the ring.
- Legend has it that cornelian was once used as a symbol of protection against evil spirits.
- The intricate carvings on the cornelian amulet depicted scenes of mythical creatures and ancient gods.
- The warm tones of the cornelian gemstone contrasted beautifully with the cool silver of the bracelet.
FAQs About the word cornelian
a translucent red or orange variety of chalcedony
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Egyptians prized cornelian for its deep red hue and believed it held protective properties.
The jeweler carefully carved the cornelian gemstone into a delicate pendant.
In medieval times, cornelian was often associated with courage and strength, worn by knights as a talisman.
The vibrant cornelian beads adorned the queen's necklace, adding a regal touch to her attire.
