garnet

6 letters in word "garnet": A E G N R T.

Anagrams of garnet:

• argent

Words found within garnet:

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• Definitions:
• A family of crystals whose name is derived from their resemblance to red pomegranate seeds. A semi-precious stone, usually a reddish-brown color ...
• A semiprecious stone, usually red in color.
• A group stones that share a similar chemical structure, the garnet family includes pyrope, almandine, and demantoid, among others. Almandine garnet are red varieties, with pyrope being the common Bohemian garnet found in much Victorian and turn of the century jewelry. ...
• A family of mineralssilicates of aluminum, iron, manganese, chromium, calcium, and magnesiumoccurring as accessory minerals in a wide range of igneous rocks and as the finest crystals in some metamorphic rocks.
• a variable color averaging a dark red.
• 1. a glasslike mineral of various colors, sometimes cut as a gem 2. deep red
• A naturally occurring abrasive, reddish brown in color, blocky to sharp in shape, slightly softer than Alumina (8 on Mohs scale). Used in a variety of industrial applications.
• Dark red gemstone.
• This is a group of differently colored minerals with similar chemical composition. The name derives from Latin for grain because of the shape of the crystals. In the general sense, it refers to the red "garnets", almandine and pyrope.
• A color description, reddish-purple. A cooked jam color to describe the luxurious appearance of fine wines.
• Deep burgundy red.
• any of a group of hard silicate minerals occurring in many varieties. A common, deep-red, translucent variety is used as a gem and as an abrasive. [AHDOS]
• A dark red mineral, actually one of six main varieties of gemstones related by similar chemical composition. Used by the ancients as inlays, formally cut en cabochon in Victorian jewelry while backed by gold or silver foil, they are today usually found in step cuts.
• The most popular abrasive used in abrasive jet machining. It is capable of cutting an extremely wide range of materials, yet is soft enough to give you long life of your mixing tube.
• Garnets are most frequently reddish brown in colour, butthe garnet is actually part of a family of different coloured minerals with the same chemical make-up. Garnets can be found in various colours including: blood red; orange; dark red; pinkish red; and green. Garnet is the birthstone for January.
• A simple mineral generally of a deep red colour, crystallized, most commonly met with in mica slate, but also in granite and other igneous rocks.
• Garnets are rich in iron and chromium, which give them their color. Though garnets exhibit few inclusions, those inclusions that are present tend to be rounded, seedlike crystals with irregular edges.
• has a hardness of 6-7. Pleasing hues from deep red to purplish. Great for everything. It is also my birthstone!
• any of a group of hard glassy minerals (silicates of various metals) used as gemstones and as an abrasive
• Garnet is a group of minerals that have been used since the Bronze Age as gemstones and abrasives. Garnets are most often seen in red, but are available in a wide variety of colors spanning the entire spectrum. ...
• transparent stone ranging in color from light red to darkish plum red. GAUGE -- The distance between two needle points expressed in fraction of an inch. Applies to both knitting and tufting. ...

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• garnet
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