Assertion: carnelian | /r/HasProperty | translucent
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: to red variety of chalcedony
type: LOCATION
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: to semi-opaque variety
type: OTHER
value: to pale yellow variety of chalcedony
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Carnelian differs from Jasper in that Jasper will always be opaque, whereas Carnelian is translucent .
text: Carnelian are a translucent gemstone, that means some light will shine through so hold it up to the light and check that light is able to pass through the gem, at least at the edges, if not then it is an opaque gemstone, therefore not a carnelian.
text: Carnelian (aka cornelian or sard) is an translucent to opaque orange-red, brownish-red, pure red, or pale yellow variety of chalcedony (quartz) that occurs worldwide.
text: Carnelian is the translucent to semi-opaque variety whose name comes from the Latin “carnis”, meaning ‘flesh’, alluding to its red to brownish-red-orange color.
text: Carnelian is a translucent orange to red variety of Chalcedony, member of the Quartz family.
text: Carnelian differs from many of its cousins in the chalcedony family in that it is technically translucent, you cannot really see through a carnelian
text: Carnelian is a variety of chalcedony, which is translucent and is red to reddish-brown.
text: Carnelian differs from Jasper in that Jasper will always be opaque, whereas Carnelian is translucent.
text: Carnelian differs from many of its cousins in the chalcedony family in that it is technically translucent, you cannot really see through a carnelian
text: Carnelian differs from many of its cousins in the chalcedony family in that it is technically translucent, you cannot really see through a carnelian
text: Carnelian is opaque stone by the structure, but it is still slightly translucent.
text: Carnelian has the same color, but is translucent.
text: Carnelian is typically translucent as distinct from similarly colored jasper, which is opaque.
text: Carnelian are a translucent gemstone, that means some light will shine through so hold it up to the light and check that light is able to pass through the gem, at least at the edges, if not then it is an opaque gemstone, therefore not a carnelian.
text: Carnelian are a translucent gemstone, that means some light will shine through so hold it up to the light and check that light is able to pass through the gem, at least at the edges, if not then it is an opaque gemstone, therefore not a carnelian.