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beryl
This term serves as a categorical umbrella for several precious gemstones, most notably emeralds and aquamarines. While it can refer to the raw mineral in a geological sense, it is frequently used in gemology to describe the chemical composition of a stone before its specific variety is identified by color.
As a mass noun referring to the mineral substance, it is typically uncountable. However, when referring to individual crystals or specific gemstone specimens, it functions as a countable noun.
Meanings
Examples
The geologist identified the specimen as a rare form of beryl.
Emeralds and aquamarines are both varieties of beryl.
Emeralds and aquamarines are both varieties of beryl.
The crown was adorned with polished pieces of golden beryl.
Look at the hexagonal structure of this beryl crystal.
The ancient text mentions a mirror made of clear beryl.
I wonder if this ring is actually a high quality beryl.
The dragon guarded a hoard filled with raw beryl and gold.
Beryl is a beryllium aluminium silicate mineral.