zeylanite (Meaning)

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zeylanite (n.)

See Ceylanite.

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The zeylanite gemstone, known for its brilliant golden-yellow hue, adorns royal jewelry.
Zeylanite crystals are prized for their exceptional clarity and sparkle under sunlight.
The discovery of zeylanite in Sri Lanka has revitalized the local mining industry.
Zeylanite is often mistaken for topaz due to its similar coloration, but their crystal structures are distinct.
The hardness of zeylanite makes it ideal for use in precision optical instruments.
Gemologists have recently identified a rare variety of zeylanite with a deep orange tint.
The historical significance of zeylanite has been documented in ancient texts and royal archives.
Zeylanite is believed to possess healing properties and is used in alternative medicine practices.
The ethical sourcing of zeylanite is crucial to ensure sustainable gemstone acquisition.
Zeylanite's mesmerizing beauty continues to attract collectors and jewelry enthusiasts worldwide.

See Ceylanite.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The zeylanite gemstone, known for its brilliant golden-yellow hue, adorns royal jewelry.

Zeylanite crystals are prized for their exceptional clarity and sparkle under sunlight.

The discovery of zeylanite in Sri Lanka has revitalized the local mining industry.

Zeylanite is often mistaken for topaz due to its similar coloration, but their crystal structures are distinct.