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Meaning of alexandrite
A rare gemstone that changes color under different lighting conditions.
Etymology of alexandrite
The word "alexandrite" originates from the name of Alexander II of Russia, as it was discovered in 1830 in the Ural Mountains of Russia, and was named in his honor.
Historically, alexandrite was considered a symbol of good fortune and prosperity in Russian culture.
Synonyms
gemstone
diamond
ruby
sapphire
emerald
topaz
amethyst
jade
turquoise
opal
pearl
garnet
peridot
tourmaline
spinel
zircon
benitoite
sunstone
moonstone
labradorite
charoite
quartz
crystal
beryl
corundum
olivine
peridotite
jadeite
nephrite
lapis lazuli
malachite
azurite
carnelian
agate
jasper
onyx
chrysoberyl
phenakite
rhodolite
serendine
diopside
enstatite
andradite
grossular
vesuvianite
sphene
titanite
apatite
axinite
scapolite
Definitions
- A rare mineral, a type of chrysoberyl, that is typically green or blue-green in daylight but changes to red or purple under incandescent light.
- * A gemstone highly valued for its unique color-changing property.
Usage Examples
- The jeweler carefully set the alexandrite into a gold ring, showcasing its unique color-changing ability.
- * The museum exhibit featured a stunning collection of alexandrite gemstones, each one showcasing a slightly different shade and color change.
Antonyms
synthetic stone
imitation gem
fake diamond
cubic zirconia
glass bead
plastic pearl
simulated emerald
artificial ruby
cultured sapphire
reconstructed turquoise
manufactured opal
lab-created jade
faux topaz
mock amethyst
pseudo jadeite
non-precious stone
common mineral
ordinary rock
unvaluable pebble
inexpensive trinket
worthless bauble
cheap ornament
tacky decoration