Carnelian
11Carnelian beads — (other variants of the name include Cornelian beads, sadoine, Mecca stone, and pigeon’s blood agate) are a gemstone jewelry made of carnelian quartz. The mineral is found worldwide, but India is reputed for developing the best gemstones. The… …
12Carnelian (artist) — Carnelian (born September 21) is a well known Japanese female CG and dōjinshi artist. She had done artwork and character designs for various anime, yaoi and hentai games such as Kao no Nai Tsuki , Yami to Boshi to Hon no Tabibito , Tail Tale ,… …
13Carnelian (color) — infobox color|textcolor=white title= Carnelian hex= b31b1b r= 179|g=27|b=27|rgbspace=sRGB h=0|s=85|v= 70 source= [http://www.cornell.edu Internet] Citation |title=Coordinates derived from colorscheme to [http://www.cornell.edu Cornell University… …
14Carnelian (grape) — Infobox grape variety name = Carnelian color = Red species = Vitis Vinifera origin = Cross of Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignane and Grenache hazards = regions = The carnelian grape variety was created by the University of California in 1972 to create …
15carnelian — noun Etymology: alteration of cornelian, from Middle English corneline, from Anglo French, perhaps from Old French cornele cornel cherry Date: 1695 a hard red chalcedony used in jewelry …
16carnelian — noun A hard, reddish brown chalcedony; used in jewelery, Syn: cornelian …
17carnelian — The sixth precious stone in the foundation of the wall of the New Jerusalem (Rev. 21:20, NRSV, REB); a red stone, a ruby (NJB) rather than sardius (AV) …
18carnelian — n. red gemstone; coppery red color, reddish brown color …
19carnelian — [kα: ni:lɪən] (also cornelian) noun a dull red or reddish white semi precious variety of chalcedony. Origin ME: from OFr. corneline; the prefix car being suggested by L. caro, carn flesh …
20carnelian — noun (C) another spelling of cornelian …
