Precious Stones Considered in Their Scientific And Artistic Relations With a Ca
Precious Stones Considered in Their Scientific And Artistic Relations With a Ca
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. . 2*5 Turquoises of considerable size and occasionally of good colour are met with having Persian and Arabic inscriptions or ornamental designs engraved upon them. The hollows of the designs are sometimes gilt, sometimes inlaid with gold wires.
The distinction between turquoises de la vieille roche and those de la nouvelle roche has a real existence. The former, chiefly obtained from the Nishapur district, are superior in quality of colour, even when the latter belong to the same species, and... are not, as is often the case, identical with odontolite, or bone tur- quoise, or with variscite.
The turquoises from New Mexico vary much in colour ; and if originally of a fine blue do not invariably preserve their hue. Some of them contain interspersed particles of quartz. No less than 7 per cent, of copper oxide occurs in some of the stones from the Burro Mounts, Grant County.
CALLAINITE.
There are three minerals passing under the name of turquoise. The true turquoise is the callaite of mineralogists ; then there is a fossil turquoise or odontolite ; and lastly we have a pale bluish- green stone which has been described under the names callais, variscite, and callainite, and which presents a near relationship to the true turquoise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . 2*5 Turquoises of considerable size and occasionally of good colour are met with having Persian and Arabic inscriptions or ornamental designs engraved upon them. The hollows of the designs are sometimes gilt, sometimes inlaid with gold wires.
The distinction between turquoises de la vieille roche and those de la nouvelle roche has a real existence. The former, chiefly obtained from the Nishapur district, are superior in quality of colour, even when the latter belong to the same species, and... are not, as is often the case, identical with odontolite, or bone tur- quoise, or with variscite.
The turquoises from New Mexico vary much in colour ; and if originally of a fine blue do not invariably preserve their hue. Some of them contain interspersed particles of quartz. No less than 7 per cent, of copper oxide occurs in some of the stones from the Burro Mounts, Grant County.
CALLAINITE.
There are three minerals passing under the name of turquoise. The true turquoise is the callaite of mineralogists ; then there is a fossil turquoise or odontolite ; and lastly we have a pale bluish- green stone which has been described under the names callais, variscite, and callainite, and which presents a near relationship to the true turquoise.
What to read after Precious Stones Considered in Their Scientific And Artistic Relations With a Ca?
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