ShopDreamUp AI ArtDreamUp
Deviation Actions
Description
The natural aluminium content in this pure rock crystal provides a mysterious pearly glow to Girasol. The translucent stone is also known as “Blue Opal” Quartz.
Image size
1600x1200px 1.31 MB
© 2008 - 2024 Brigitte-Fredensborg
Comments13
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Hmm. Not sure your ID is correct on this one.
I looked up your spelling, and Hyalith as well. Girasol is listed as:
"Girasol - an opal with flaming orange and yellow and red colors" in the only location I can find that doesn't involve a town in Italy.
All the references for Hyalith are for a type of glass:
"Trade name for a kind of opaque glass made from 1820 onwards at several glasshouses in Bohemia owned by Count von Buquoy. There were two varieties: a dark sealing-wax red , imitating Wedgwood's rosso antico; and black, imitating Wedgwood's basaltes ware."
This could be a type of crystal opal, but I think someone misidentified it. There's a lot of that going around in the gemstone sales world.
I looked up your spelling, and Hyalith as well. Girasol is listed as:
"Girasol - an opal with flaming orange and yellow and red colors" in the only location I can find that doesn't involve a town in Italy.
All the references for Hyalith are for a type of glass:
"Trade name for a kind of opaque glass made from 1820 onwards at several glasshouses in Bohemia owned by Count von Buquoy. There were two varieties: a dark sealing-wax red , imitating Wedgwood's rosso antico; and black, imitating Wedgwood's basaltes ware."
This could be a type of crystal opal, but I think someone misidentified it. There's a lot of that going around in the gemstone sales world.