spectrolite

From the spectrolite dome it seemed the ship was free-coasting.

A variety of labradorite known as spectrolite is found in Finland.

The name spectrolite is sometimes incorrectly applied to any labradorite of similar colours.

The quarrying of spectrolite began after the Second World War and has become a significant local industry.

In 1973 the first workshop in Ylämaa began cutting and polishing spectrolite for jewels.

There is a strong concentration of the gemstone Spectrolite in the region of Ylämaa.

Sellers released a music video form his song Spectrolite in November 2015 via Stereogum.

Some gemstone varieties of labradorite exhibiting a high degree of labradorescence are called spectrolite.

Spectrolite exhibits a richer range of colours than labradorite (that shows only tones of blue-grey-green) and high labradorescence.

In the previous two years he had won the listed fillies race on Cup day with Spectrolite and She's Got Gears.

Seppo Lahti I.1989 The origin of interference colours in spectrolite (iridescent labradorite).

These include: labradorite (also known as spectrolite), an iridescent feldspar also of Canadian origin; and broad-flash black opal.

The Finnish stone exhibits a uniquely vivid iridescence and a full spectrum of colors, hence the name "spectrolite" was coined by the elder Laitakari.

Pearl Peridot Helps with skin problems such as warts, benefits the liver helps to control anger and promotes self-determination Spectrolite Dispels illusions and can help lower blood pressure.

The difference between Finnish spectrolite and other labradorites is that crystals of the former have considerably stronger colourfulness than other labradorites, caused by the black base color of spectrolite feldspar; other labradorites have mostly a transparent base color.

Spectrolite was initially a brand name for material mined in Finland, but is sometimes incorrectly used to describe labradorite whenever a richer display of colours is present, regardless of locality: for example, labradorite with the spectrolite play of colors has also reported from Madagascar.