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FREE TIGERS EYE PDF Karen Robards | 400 pages | 11 May 2010 | HarperCollins Publishers Inc | 9780380755554 | English | New York, United States Tigers Eye Stone Meaning & Uses: Aids Harmonious Balanced Action Tiger's eye also called tiger eye is a Tigers Eye gemstone that is usually a metamorphic rock with a golden to red-brown colour and a silky lustre. As members of the quartz group, tiger's eye and the related blue-coloured mineral hawk's eye gain their silky, lustrous appearance from the parallel intergrowth of quartz crystals and altered amphibole fibres that have mostly turned into limonite. Tiger iron is an altered rock composed chiefly of tiger's eye, red jasper and black hematite. The undulating, contrasting bands of colour and lustre make for an attractive motif and it is Tigers Eye used for Tigers Eye and ornamentation. Tiger iron is a popular ornamental material Tigers Eye in a variety of applications, from beads to knife hilts. Tiger iron is mined primarily in South Africa and Western Australia. Tiger's eye is composed chiefly of silicon dioxide SiO 2 and is coloured mainly by Tigers Eye oxide. The specific gravity ranges from 2. Serpentine deposits in which are occasionally found chatoyant bands of chrysotile fibres have been found in the US states of Arizona and California. These have been cut and sold as "Arizona tiger-eye" and "California tiger's eye" gemstones. In some parts of the world, the stone is believed to ward off the evil eye. Gems are usually given a cabochon cut to best display their chatoyance. Red stones are developed by gentle heat treatments. Dark stones are artificially lightened to improve colour using a nitric acid treatment. Honey- coloured stones have been used to imitate the more Tigers Eye cat's eye chrysoberyl cymophanebut the overall effect is often unconvincing. Artificial fibre optic glass is a common imitation of tiger's eye, and is produced in a wide range of colours. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This is the latest accepted revisionreviewed on 10 September A chatoyant Tigers Eye that is usually a metamorphic rock with a golden to red- brown colour and Tigers Eye silky lustre. This article is about the gemstone. For the horse eye color, see Tiger eye. For the short story, see The Tiger's Eye. For the characters in the Sailor Moon series, see Amazon Trio. Not to be confused with Tiger Eyes. Retrieved 16 May Bibcode : Geo Mineralogical Journeys in Arizona. Scottsdale: F. Washington, D. Gemstones of the World Fourth ed. Synthetic, Imitation, and Treated Gemstones. Boston, Massachusetts: Butterworth-Heinemann. Draw plate File Hammer Mandrel Pliers. Tigers Eye Palladium Platinum Rhodium Silver. Carat mass Carat purity Finding Millesimal fineness Art jewelry. Silica minerals. Chalcedony Chert Flint Jasper. Fulgurite Lechatelierite Opal. Fiorite Geyserite. Categories : Quartz gemstones. Hidden categories: Webarchive template wayback links Articles with short description Articles Tigers Eye long short description Short description is different from Wikidata All articles with unsourced statements Articles with unsourced statements from August Commons category link is on Wikidata. Namespaces Article Talk. Views Read Edit View history. Help Learn to edit Community portal Recent changes Upload file. Download as PDF Printable version. Wikimedia Commons. Silica silicon dioxideSiO Tigers Eye. Unpolished tiger's eye from South Africa. Oval shape tiger's eye with iron stripes. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Tiger's eye. Tiger's Tigers Eye. Tiger's eye - Wikipedia Please check back at 3pm EST to see our brand new look! My Account. Advanced Search. It was chosen by the Egyptians for the eyes in their deity statues to express divine vision, and was believed to provide the protection of the sun and earth Tigers Eye, of Ra, the sun god and Geb, god of the growing Tigers Eye. Roman soldiers carried it to deflect weapons and to be brave in battle. This marvelous stone of the Golden Ray is still as captivating as it was in the past, with chatoyant layers that dance like shafts of light through a dense forest. It is warm and radiant, synthesizing the frequencies of Sun and Earth, bringing stability and awareness while integrating the spiritual with the physical realms. It teaches balance between extremes, moving one out of the world of duality Tigers Eye right and wrong, good and bad, dark and light - and provides an understanding of the underlying unity behind apparent opposites. It encourages one to use their powers wisely, and allows scattered information to be brought together to a cohesive whole. It is thought to be a pseudomorph of Quartz, formed as layers of Crocidolite, a fibrous blue asbestos, were replaced over time by Chalcedony Quartz while still retaining the original shape of the asbestos fibers. A later theory proposes a simultaneous growth of the minerals through a crack-seal vein-filling process. In either case, iron from the decomposed Crocidolite oxidized to its brown color, and reflection of the light on the random fibers produces the gleaming chatoyancy. It may form in white, gray, green, yellow or brown Quartz. It is considered particularly beneficial for children, accelerating the healing of illness, enhancing concentration for study, and giving them a sense of security and courage. It strengthens willpower and helps timid children to be more confident, especially when bullied or if they feel alienated from peers. It may also assist them in creating harmony within a group or family, helping them to feel more secure and loved. It is a powerful stone for healing Earth energies and for increasing self-understanding. It is grounding during chaotic situations and brings issues into perspective, especially when placed on the Third Eye. Associated with the strength and courage of the ox, this stone is a fierce defense against any form of bullying, and as an antidote of calm for use in situations or Tigers Eye where tempers often flare and stress nears the boiling point. It increases determination and aids one in implementing ideas into action. It is also helpful for speeding up a slow metabolism and increasing a low sex drive. It is ideal for entrepreneurs and those setting out in business for the first time; also for those building up skills and a knowledge base for major career changes in the future. It reflects an overview of situations and assists when things are happening too fast. It is one of the best aids for resolving a crisis, and provides perfect support when one is afraid of making a wrong decision. It reduces cravings for the wrong kind of foods and helps decrease the need Tigers Eye binges, excessive cigarettes, prescription drugs or alcohol. It also reduces anxiety caused by feelings of isolation or inadequacy, and helps overcome discouragement to persevere through the long haul. It promotes Tigers Eye between people with diverse viewpoints, religious beliefs or approaches to life to see both sides Tigers Eye an issue and find common ground. It is a marvelous talisman for professional mediators, as well as anyone going through difficult negotiations. Please note: Information on this web site is no substitute for consulting a health care professional. All information contained on this web site, including information relating to medical and health conditions, products and treatments, is for informational purposes only. Tigers Eye see your doctor or health care professional before starting any alternative treatments, diets, supplements or exercise programs. It is effective for alleviating nightmares, and is reputed to relieve asthma attacks and angina, Tigers Eye help lower Tigers Eye pressure. It eases issues of the stomach and gall bladder, and dissolves constrictions. It may also be used to strengthen alignment of the spine and stimulate the repair of broken bones. It brings focus and stability, enabling one to make decisions from a place of reason rather than emotion. It is highly supportive for an addictive personality, increasing personal will to affect positive change, and anchors that change into the physical body. It supports physical vitality, practicality, and maintaining balance between extremes. The Base, or Root Chakra, is located at the base of the spine, and controls the energy for kinesthetic feeling and movement. It is the foundation of physical and spiritual Tigers Eye for the body. When physically out of balance the symptoms manifest themselves as lethargy, low levels of activity, low enthusiasm, and a need for constant stimulation. When spiritual energies are out of balance, one may feel flighty, disconnected from reality or distant. It often leads to independence and Tigers Eye leadership. The Sacral Chakra, located below the naval and above the pubic bone at the front of the pelvis, controls the flow of energy and is the center of gravity of the body. It is the center of the Life Force of the body, and controls the flow of information from the body to the mind and from the mind to the body. Gut feelings, intuition, and other "non-linear" communication comes from this chakra. When it is Tigers Eye of balance symptoms manifest themselves as confusion, over dependency on others, repression of feelings, inability to feel joy, fear of sensuality or sex, and frustration. When the Sacral Chakra is in balance one has grace, feels pleasure in life, and experiences the flexibility to "go with the flow" and do so in good spirit. The Solar Plexus Chakra is the energy distribution center and the chakra of relationships. This chakra is located between the ribcage and navel, and controls the immune and digestive systems. When Tigers Eye physically, we have strength to fight infections, are free of allergic reactions, and are Tigers Eye to use the nutrients we ingest. When the Solar Plexus is out of balance spiritually, we feel fear - of the disappointment or displeasure of others, or to subordinating our life and pleasures to the will of others.
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    Abadia dos Dourados Diamond 阿巴迪亞.道斯.都拉道 adularia moonston 冰長月光石 斯鑽石 aeroides 淡天藍色海藍寶石 Abaete Diamond 阿貝蒂鑽石 Afghanistan lapis 阿富汗青金石 abalone 鮑貝 Afghanistan ruby 阿富汗紅寶石 abend-smaragd 西方祖母綠 African emerald 非洲祖母綠 abrad 低硬度寶石 African jade 非洲綠玉 accarbar 黑珊湖 African pearl 非洲珍珠 accidental pearl 天然珍珠 African tourmaline 非洲碧璽 acentela 水晶 africita 阿非利西達碧璽 achate 瑪瑙 agalmatolite 蠟石 achirite 透視石 agaphite 波斯綠松石:甸子 achroite 無色碧璽(又稱電氣石) agate 瑪瑙 acicular crystal 金紅石發晶 agate arborisee 苔瑪瑙 aconteta 優質水晶 agate jasper 瑪瑙碧石 actinolite 陽起石 agate mousseuse 苔紋瑪瑙 actinozoa 珊瑚類 agate opal 瑪瑙蛋白石 adamant 硬石(金剛石或剛玉) agatised wood 瑪瑙硅化木 adamantine luster(lustre)金剛光澤 agrite 褐色斑花石灰岩 adamantine spar 黑褐色的剛玉 ahkan(緬甸紅寶石和藍寶石) adamas 阿達摩斯,金剛石,鑽石 ahlamah 胸甲第九石 adamas of Araia 阿拉伯鑽石 同鑽石 Ahmedabad 阿默達巴德鑽石 adamite 人造剛玉粉 ajour setting 鏤花底座 Adelaide ruby 阿德萊德紅寶石 akabar 黑珊瑚 adularescence 游彩蛋白光,冰長石暈彩 Akbar Shah 阿克巴爾．沙赫鑽石 adularia 冰長石 alabandicus 貴榴石 Page 1 of 77 alabandine ruby 貴榴石紅寶石 almandine 貴榴石,鐵鋁榴石 alabaster 雪花石膏 almandine sapphire 貴榴石藍寶石 alabatre oriental 縞狀大理石 almandite 貴榴石 alajites 著色石 almashite(almaschite)綠琥珀,黑琥珀 alalite 綠透輝石 almond stone 杏仁石 alaqueca 血石 alomite 藍方鈉石 Alaska diamond 阿拉斯加鑽石 aloxite 人造剛玉,鋁砂 Alaskan black diamond 阿拉斯加黑鑽石 alphabet of stone 寶石字母表 albandine 鐵鋁榴石(貴榴石) Alpine diamond 阿爾卑斯鑽石 albite 鈉長石 altered stone(Altered gem)著色寶石,染色寶石 albite moonstone 鈉長月光石 alumina 氧化鋁 Alencon diamond 阿朗松欑石 alundum 合成氧化鋁 Aleppo stone 阿勒頗石 amaryl 弧挺花石 Alexandrian turquoise 亞歷山大綠松石 amatista 紫晶 Alexandria shell 亞歷山大貝 amatista mosqu 含針鐵礦紫晶 alexandrine 合成藍寶石變石 amatrice 綠磷鋁石 alexandrite
  • Distribution of Microcrystalline Quartz in Glassy Fulgurites from Garuamukh and Kimin, India

    Distribution of Microcrystalline Quartz in Glassy Fulgurites from Garuamukh and Kimin, India

    Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, 2015, 3, 1343-1351 Published Online October 2015 in SciRes. http://www.scirp.org/journal/jamp http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jamp.2015.310161 Distribution of Microcrystalline Quartz in Glassy Fulgurites from Garuamukh and Kimin, India Bhaskar J. Saikia1, G. Parthasarathy2, Rashmi R. Borah3 1Department of Physics, Anandaram Dhekial Phookan College, Nagaon, India 2National Geophysical Research Institute (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), Hyderabad, India 3Department of Physics, Nowgong College, Nagaon, India Email: [email protected] Received 15 September 2015; accepted 26 October 2015; published 29 October 2015 Copyright © 2015 by authors and Scientific Research Publishing Inc. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International License (CC BY). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Abstract The presence of microcrystalline quartz particles in fulgurites of Garuamukh and Kimin has been investigated. The compositional and structural studies were carried out at room temperature by using X-ray fluorescence (XRF), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopic techniques. The compositional result shows the major constituent of the fulgurites to be SiO2 with miniature quantities of oxides of Al, Ti, Fe, Ca, and Na. The X-ray diffraction quanti- fied the mixtures of identical amorphous and micro-crystalline phases in the fulgurites samples. Systemetatic investigations of microcrystalline quartz particles have been carried out in mid- infrared region of 500 - 1000 cm−1 based on the assignment of infrared bands of the structural group SiO4 tetrahedra. In infrared Si-O-Si bending vibration region of quartz, the octahedral cha- racteristic peak is explored in the fulgurites samples with the variation of the particle sizes which is indicative to the presence of microcrystalline quartz.