Pronunciation: /ædˈvɛn.tʃəˌraɪn/
noun a variety of quartz that contains small shiny inclusions of minerals such as mica or hematite, giving it a sparkling or shimmering effect
A1 I found a beautiful piece of adventurine while hiking in the mountains.
A2 She wore a necklace made of adventurine, which brought her good luck.
B1 The shopkeeper recommended the adventurine crystal for its calming properties.
B2 The jewelry designer used adventurine in her latest collection for its unique green hue.
C1 The geologist studied the formation of adventurine in different geological settings.
C2 The art collector was thrilled to add a rare piece of adventurine sculpture to his collection.
formal The jewelry store had a beautiful necklace made of adventurine gemstones.
informal I love the color of that adventurine bracelet, it's so pretty!
slang Check out this cool adventurine ring I found at the thrift store.
figurative Her eyes sparkled like polished adventurine in the sunlight.
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