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fire-crystal [RY] | fire-crystal [RY] | ||
burning/magnifying glass, sun D ?? [IW] | burning/magnifying glass, sun D ?? [IW] <br> | ||
(med) Sunstone (Yeshi 2018) <br> | |||
Synonym : su'rdza kanti, su'rya kanti (Shel gong). <br> | |||
'''me shel''' grang ba'i nad dang gza' rnams 'joms / zhes pa / su'rdza kanti'am / su'rya kanti zhes bya ste / kha dog shin tu dkar ba rang gi 'od las de ma thag tu me 'byung ba yin / yul lho phyogs manda la'i yul dang / kasmi ra la sogs pa'i rdo'i bye brag las byung la rin tshad ni dngul zho gang la rdog po bcu byed pa yin / da lta rgya nag nas bzos pa'i shel 'od la me 'bar ba 'byung bas kyang tshab rung la / de ni bzos pa'i rtags su nang du sbu ba khra cig tsig yod do // (Shel gong shel phreng, pdf p 087.4) <br> | |||
The Sunstone of the commerce is a variety of feldspar with a schiller, like the Moonstone, '''[[chu shel]]'''. A groupe of very common rock-forming minerals. Plagioclase gemstones are moonstones (phenomenon known as "adularescence" : a white-to-bluish light that floats under the surface of the stone when it is turned under a source of light), sunstones (contain plate-shaped copper inclusions producing bright flashes of reflected light) and labradorite with iridescent effects. (geology.com). Sunstones or Aventurine, with small hematite crystals that give it a flash and sparkle (mindat.org). <br> | |||
[[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 11:44, 1 March 2024 (EST) | |||
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fire crystal, burning glass or crystal, sun stone, sun crystal, crystal which emits fire when exposed to sun rays, sun, magnifying glass [JV]
fire-crystal [RY]
burning/magnifying glass, sun D ?? [IW]
(med) Sunstone (Yeshi 2018)
Synonym : su'rdza kanti, su'rya kanti (Shel gong).
me shel grang ba'i nad dang gza' rnams 'joms / zhes pa / su'rdza kanti'am / su'rya kanti zhes bya ste / kha dog shin tu dkar ba rang gi 'od las de ma thag tu me 'byung ba yin / yul lho phyogs manda la'i yul dang / kasmi ra la sogs pa'i rdo'i bye brag las byung la rin tshad ni dngul zho gang la rdog po bcu byed pa yin / da lta rgya nag nas bzos pa'i shel 'od la me 'bar ba 'byung bas kyang tshab rung la / de ni bzos pa'i rtags su nang du sbu ba khra cig tsig yod do // (Shel gong shel phreng, pdf p 087.4)
The Sunstone of the commerce is a variety of feldspar with a schiller, like the Moonstone, chu shel. A groupe of very common rock-forming minerals. Plagioclase gemstones are moonstones (phenomenon known as "adularescence" : a white-to-bluish light that floats under the surface of the stone when it is turned under a source of light), sunstones (contain plate-shaped copper inclusions producing bright flashes of reflected light) and labradorite with iridescent effects. (geology.com). Sunstones or Aventurine, with small hematite crystals that give it a flash and sparkle (mindat.org).
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 11:44, 1 March 2024 (EST)