Gemstone Types

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

• The abraxas stones are believed to have mystical properties and are often used in spiritual practices.
• Have you seen those cool abraxas stones at the new age store? They're supposed to bring good luck.
• I heard those abraxas stones are lit, bro. They're supposed to have some crazy powers.
• The abraxas stones symbolize balance and harmony in the universe, according to ancient beliefs.

noun a proper noun referring to a person's name or a specific variety of mineral named after the Italian scientist A. Stanislas Costa di Beauregard

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• Agata is a talented artist who specializes in abstract paintings.
• I heard Agata is throwing a party next weekend, are you going?
• Agata is so boujee, always shopping at designer stores.
• Her mind was like a labyrinth, intricate and complex like an Agata gemstone.

noun a specific type of jasper known for its agate-like appearance

• The jewelry designer used agate jasper in their latest collection for its unique and vibrant color patterns.
• I found a beautiful agate jasper necklace at the artisan market.
• Check out this cool agate jasper bracelet I got at the gem show!
• Her eyes sparkled like agate jasper in the sunlight.

adjective describing something that contains or produces agate

• The agatiferous rock formations in this region are known for their stunning beauty.
• I heard there are some agatiferous rocks over by the river, wanna check them out?
• Those agatiferous rocks are lit, dude!
• Her words were like agatiferous gems, rare and precious.