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3. Alexandrite in large sizes is extremely rare and valuable; most Alexandrite available is 2 carats or less.

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6. Natural Alexandrite is a Color Change Chrysoberyl

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9. - Alexandrite when asked by Phos if they like the Lunarians

10. Alexandrite is a birthstone for June, along with pearl and moonstone. Alexandrite is also the gem for the 55th wedding anniversary

11. Alexandrite is an item in Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia

12. Alexandrite stone is a member of the chrysoberyl family

13. Less desirable Alexandrite found today may be translucent or opaque.

14. In jewelry, Alexandrite is used as rings and pendant centerpieces

15. The Candela Mini Gentlelase is a 755 nm alexandrite laser

16. What color is an Alexandrite gemstone? Alexandrite gemstones experience a color change based on the ambient light, so theres more than one answer to that question.

17. While Andalusite's color play has been compared to alexandrite

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19. The “Alexandrite Effect” (the term used commonly to describe the Alexandrite color change), is the result of a small amount of the replacement of aluminum by chromium

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23. The Alexandrite plan combines spacious living areas with ample opportunities for personalization

24. Alexandrite is the color change variety of the mineral Chrysoberyl

25. 1830 The year Alexandrite was discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains.

26. Gemologica's Alexandrite rings for men are perfect for everyday wear, or for that special occasion! And best of all most of our men's Alexandrite rings are made in …

27. To maintain the gem's beauty, proper cleaning of Alexandrite jewelry is important

28. Alexandrite is the rare color-change variety of the mineral chrysoberyl

29. Alexandrite is quite a precious gemstone, therefore, must be purchased with utmost care

30. The Chrysoberyl family has two even rarer crystals, Alexandrite and Chrysoberyl Cat’s Eye

31. The color-change quality in Alexandrite is due to trace amounts of chromium

32. Alexandrite chrysoberyl is a rare gem that changes color depending on the light source

33. Alexandrite is the birthstone of June, and a truly a remarkable gemstone

34. Alexandrite, with its chameleon-like qualities, is a rare variety of the mineral chrysoberyl

35. (1) Solid state ‘tunable’ alexandrite (CR: BeAl2O4) ‘lasers’ having all of the following characteristics:

36. (1) Solid state “tunable” alexandrite (CR: BeAl2O4) “lasers” having all of the following characteristics:

37. Alexandrite is part of the chrysoberyl family along with chrysoberyl, also known as cat's-eye. Alexandrite appears bluish-green in sunlight and reddish-purple under artificial light like a light bulb

38. This fine quality, cushion shape Alexandrite changes from bluish green in fluorescent lighting

39. Alexandrite is a beneficial stone that will have a positive effect on your emotional well-being

40. Alexandrite gemstones can be wiped down using a soft cloth or a soft bristle toothbrush.

41. Alexandrite can be easily cleaned using a mild soap and warm to room-temperature water

42. c. (1) Solid state ‘tunable’ alexandrite (CR: BeAl2O4) ‘lasers’ having all of the following characteristics:

43. Alexandrite is a very rare and valuable variety of chrysoberyl that shows color change

44. Green and yellow are the dominant colors in all Chrysoberyl (alexandrite and cat’s eye aside)

45. Alexandrite is the only gem who has a condition activated by interacting with another species

46. Chrysoberyl is an uncommon mineral, and the color-changing variety Alexandrite is quite rare and highly valued

47. The Chrysoberyl family is best known for the more valuable alexandrite and cat's eye varieties

48. Alexandrite and chrysoberyl in general is a very durable and is suitable for everyday wear

49. The Chrysoberyl family includes some of the most valuable and desirable gems like alexandrite and Chrysoberyl cat’s eye

50. Alexandrite is a rare and expensive gemstone named to honor the Russian Tsar Alexander II (1818-1881)

51. The growth of Alexandrite crystals for laser application was begun in the early 1970s, and in 1974 the first Alexandrite laser (working in a three-level scheme, as ruby) was put into operation (Morris and Cline, 1976).

52. A good Alexandrite is going to fetch top Dollar and that’s the reason why this gem is …

53. Alexandrite can only form when aluminum and beryllium combine with trace elements like iron, titanium and, most importantly, …

54. One kind of glass named for the mineral alexandrite appears blue in sunlight and red in artificial light.

55. Tip: If you have a PLD you can equip one Zenith and one Animus and farm both Atmas and Alexandrite.

56. Our Alexandrite gemstone and birthstone rings are crafted from white gold and yellow gold, and are tastefully accented with diamonds

57. Alexandrite is a variety of the gem species chrysoberyl, well-known for its chatoyancy or “cat’s eye” effect when cabbed

58. Alexandrite definition is - a grass-green chrysoberyl that shows a red color by transmitted or artificial light.

59. Alexandrite by itself does nothing; it is needed in order to complete Laura's "The Job of a Lifetime" quest

60. Most desirable Alexandrite is transparent but may have inclusions that appear under magnification as small spots or fine threads

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62. Alexandrite is a color change-variety chrysoberyl and is considered one of the rarest gemstones in the world

63. Alexandrite is a very rare form of the mineral chrysoberyl and generally refers to any color-changing form of chrysoberyl

64. In order to be classified as a true Alexandrite, it must show a distinct color change from red to green

65. Other varieties of alexandrite may be yellowish or pink in daylight and a columbine or raspberry red by incandescent light.

66. Natural Alexandrite is extremely rare, and gems with strong color change are even more rare, so we use only lab

67. Due to the rarity of newly mined stones, most Alexandrite jewelry that is seen today comes from older, period pieces

68. Often described by gem aficionados as “emerald by day, ruby by night,” alexandrite is the very rare color-change variety of the mineral Chrysoberyl

69. What is Chrysoberyl? Chrysoberyl is a mineral consisting of colourless or yellow transparent Chrysoberyl, Cymophane (also known as Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye) and Alexandrite.

70. Alexandrite is rated at 8.5 on the Mohs scale, between diamond at 10 (the hardest gem) and corundum (sapphire and ruby) at 9

71. Vintage Alexandrite Ring Set- 14K Rose Gold Vermeil Ring- Engagement Ring- Promise Ring June Birthstone Color Changing Gemstone Gift For Her Aquamarise

72. Loose Alexandrite stones originally came from the Ural Mountains in Russia, and a variety is also sourced from South America, Sri Lanka, and East Africa

73. Cynosure's product portfolio is composed of a broad range of energy sources including Alexandrite, diode, Nd: YAG, picosecond, pulse dye, Q-switched lasers, …

74. Transforming from a beautiful teal reminiscent of a carribean ocean, to an alluring magenta in incandescent light, Alexandrite is always a conversation piece

75. Getting a lab certified stone from a trusted Alexandrite wholesaler or retailer is the best way to ensure the quality and authenticity of your purchase

76. Alex's two modes and the accompanying color change to their hair is a reference to the fact that Alexandrite in real life changes colors depending on lighting conditions

77. Objective: The objective was to assess the efficacy and safety of a long-pulsed alexandrite laser (5 msec) in the treatment of acanthosis nigricans of the Axillae

78. Although better known for the rare and valuable cat’s eye and alexandrite varieties, Chrysoberyl is also cut into such attractive gems as this 114.25ct stone from Minas Gerais, Brazil.

79. Alexandrite is a very rare variety of chrysoberyl, an aluminate of beryllium, one of the hardest gemstones in the world (with a hardness on the Mohs scale of 8.5)

80. Many people have heard of the “phenomenal” members of the Chrysoberyl family, like Alexandrite or Cat’s Eye, but these are just two members of a very beautiful and important gem group.