Amethyst, on the other hand, appears purple because it absorbs light in the yellow and green regions, reflecting a mix of blue and red. This interaction between light and the gemstone’s atomic ...

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The resulting stone is sometimes also called green amethyst. SIberian amethyst is ... Fire opals are translucent and contain shades of blue, green and other colors that shift as the stone is moved in ...

The necklace featured more than 64 carats of crystal opals.

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