SHABAZIT- a mineral of the zeolite group.
SHAMOZITE- a clay mineral belonging to a subclass of sheet (layered) silicates, to the group of chlorites.
SHATON- faceted glass imitation of gems.
SHATTUKIT- a mineral of the silicate class.
SCHEELIT- mineral, calcium tungstate. He is trimontite, tungstein, a heavy stone, sheelspat.
SHEELSPAR - synonym for scheelite.
SHELBY- an artificial product imitating a diamond, chemical composition and properties are close to zirconium.
SHELL-AGATE- agate with inclusions of petrified mollusk shells.
SCHORL(schorl) - a mineral of the tourmaline group; named after the place of discovery: the settlement of Schorl in Saxony (now Zschorlau, Germany), already known in the 14th century, near which tin was mined; in 1505, Schorl was described by Ulrich Rülein von Calw (1465-1523), mathematician, doctor, mining specialist, architect and even, for five years, burgomaster of the city of Freiberg; blue-black to black, sometimes brownish-black, rarely greenish-black; streak white (grayish-white to bluish-white);
Na (Fe 2+) 3 Al 6 (BO 3) 3 Si 6 O 18 (OH) 4
SHERL TALC- kyanite.
SHERLIT(schorlite) - schorl.
SHESSILIT- regular-shaped azurite crystals from the vicinity of Chessy in France.
SCHEFFERIT- mixed crystal of hedenbergite diopside from light to dark Brown.
SIDE- glassy common opal with blue opalescence.
SHIELD- flat cut small pieces of diamonds that are used to cover other gemstones.
SHIRLA- the name of the schorl in the Urals.
SHIKHTOPAL- opal doublet obtained by gluing two layers of opal, one of which is usually noble, the other ordinary.
DAMNING CONES- natural quartz glass, mined in Libya, popular name.
SHORLOMIT- a black mineral with a glassy luster, an analogue of titanium-rich garnet - black and brownish-black andradite.
SHOHAN- Shokshinsky quartzite.
SPAR- the old miner's name for all minerals with good cleavage.
SATIN SPAR- selenite, as well as fibrous varieties of calcite of white, reddish and greenish color.
SPAR ASHOVER- light yellow fluorite from Ashover, Derbyshire, England.
SPAR STINKY- anthosonite.
SPAR STINKY FLUORIC- anthosonite.
SPAR BLUE- lapis lazuli.
SPAR DERBYSHIERE- dense aggregates of fine-grained fluorite of blue, blue color.
SPAR PEARL - Moonstone.
LIME SPAR- calcite.
ICELAND SPAR- a colorless transparent polycrystalline variety of calcite.
ICE SPAR- a fibrous variety of sanidine and adularia with a silky sheen.
RASPBERRY SPAR- rhodochrosite with a diamond-glass luster.
SPAR ORNAMENTAL- fluorite impregnated with resins.
SPAR- Moonstone.
FLUORSPAR- fluorite.
Feldspar- see feldspar.
SPAR- calcite.
SPAR PINK- rhodonite.
RUBY SPAR- the old Russian name for red rhodonite.
SATIN SPAR- selenite.
SPAR BLUE- lapis lazuli.
GLASS SPAR- fluorite.
SPAR GLASS- fluorite.
SPAR HARD- corundum.
SPAR HEAVY is an old name for barite.
SILK SPAR- spar satin (selenite).
SCHILLER'S SPA- bastite.
SPINEL- mineral red and blue color, composition MgAl 2 O 4 . Varieties of spinel: ceylonite and pleonast.
SPINEL ALMANDINE is the trade name for brown-red to purple spinel.
SPINEL ARIZONA- red or green garnet from Arizona (USA), incorrect name.
SPINEL NOBLE- blue spinel.
SPINEL VINEGAR- yellowish-orange spinel.
SPINEL HYACINTH- hyacinth spinel, rubicella.
SPINEL STAR- natural spinel with the effect of a four- or six-pointed star of gray, gray-blue to black, which appears due to needle-like crystals of rutile or titanite.
SPINEL CANDYAN- red-violet almandine from Sri Lanka, the wrong name.
SPINEL PINK- balas.
SPINEL RUBY - jewelry variety dark red spinel.
SPINEL SAPPHIRE- blue spinel, incorrect name.
SPINEL ZIRCONIUM- pale blue synthetic spinel.
SPRUDELSTEIN- cemented aragonite oolites.
STEINHEILIT- obsolete name for cordierite.
SHTRIGISAN- the local name for wavellite mined near Langenstrigis (Magdeburg, Germany).
SHUGILITH- luvulite.
SHUNGIT- an intermediate product between amorphous carbon and graphite.

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TSAVOLITE- tsar.
TSAVORITE- a transparent emerald green variety of grossular with a high content of vanadium. Mined in Lualeny near Voi in the Tsavo National Park (Kenya).
FLOWER RODE- fluorspar.
FLOWERS IRON- sintered aragonite in the form of entangled fibrous aggregates white color branched, bushy form.
CEAZIT- silicified wood, impregnating agent is opal substance.
TSEBEKHA- Azabash.
CEGOLITE - magic stone antiquity. Pliny calls it tekolitos - "stone dissolver".
ZEIKSIT- Brazilian green tourmaline with needle aggregates.
CEYLON-BRILLIANT- colorless zircon with a brilliant cut, the wrong name.
CEYLONITE- transparent variety spinels green, bluish-green and brown, a valuable gemstone.
CEYLON SAPPHIRE- synthetic sapphire.
CEIRINGIT- a variety of turquoise-colored aragonite, the color is given by aurichalcite. Mined in Oberzeiring (Tirol, Austria).
CEYLONITE- pleonast.
ZEISSATIT - opal mined near Seis (Massif Central, France).
CELESTIN- a mineral of the subclass of anhydrous sulfates, isomorphic to barite and anglesite, SrSO 4 .
APPRECIATES- synthetic strontium titanate.
CERAGAT- variety chalcedony or Agatha golden yellow.
ZER-AGATE- ceragat.
ZERCONIER is a trade name for a colorless or pale yellow cerite.
CERULAN - calcite, dyed blue with an admixture malachite or azurite.
CERRUSIT- a mineral of the aragonite series, lead carbonate.
CEFAROVICHIT- wavelite.
CECHNIT- synthetic strontium titanate, imitating diamond (diamond).
CIMOFAN- noble variety chrysoberyl with the effect of a cat's eye.
ZINCITE- mineral, zinc oxide (zinc ore, red, sparalite).
ZINC FAKE- sphalerite.
ZINNOBERMATRIX- synthetic sapphire, color is given by numerous inclusions of cinnabar.
QING-YU- red jade.
CYOSITE WITH RUBY- aniolite.
ZIRCON - a miner of the group of island silicates, ZrSiO 4 .
ZIRCON NOBLE -hyacinth.
ZIRCON BLUE- natural zircon, the color of which is artificially changed to blue, is also called synthetic green-blue spinel.
ZIRCON SIAMESE- natural zircon from Mongka (Upper Myanmar) and from Chantobun (Thailand), the blue color of which is the result of warming up.
CEYLON ZIRCON- green isotropic zircon from the island of Sri Lanka.
ZIRCONIUM - zircon.
ZIRCONIA diamond.
ZIRKOLIT- synthetic colorless sapphire.
ZIROLIT- an artificial product imitating a diamond, yttrium aluminate.
CYST-PEARL- full natural pearl without foreign nucleus.
CITRINE- transparent to translucent variety quartz yellow, light yellow, reddish yellow.
ZOSIT-SAPPHIRE- tanzanite, the wrong name.
ZOISIT- a mineral of a subclass of island silicates.
ZOISITE BLUE- transparent, blue to violet tanzanite, sometimes with iridescence.
COMIT - flint or jasper from Arizona (USA).
gypsy - Name Morion in the Urals.

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chalchihuitl - sacred stone Aztec - blue-blue smithsonite mixed with hemimorphite, as well as the Mexican name turquoise , jadeite and other green minerals.
CHALCHUIT- old Mexican name turquoise.
CHAROIT - a mineral of the group of sheet silicates, named after the Chara River in Eastern Siberia, where it was found. As well as rock containing the mineral charoite, used as a decorative ornamental material.
CHAMBERSITE- a mineral of the borate group.
SHERVETS- old name for red gems - grenade or ruby.
CHERNYAVKA- Olonets name for a medium-sized black pearls.
BLACK GLASS HEAD- psilomelan, descriptive folk name.
BLACK JADE- jade, reminiscent of ink in color.
FUCKING BUGS- natural quartz
CHI-KU-PAI JAD- the Chinese name for ivory jade, as well as small decorative figurines made of jadeite, an ambiguous term.
CHIMBORASIT- aragonite.
CHILDRENIT- a mineral of the subclass of hydrated phosphates.

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SHABAZIT- a mineral of the zeolite group.
SHATON- faceted glass imitation of gems.
SHATTUKIT- a mineral of the silicate class.
SCHEELIT- mineral, calcium tungstate. He is trimontite, tungstein, a heavy stone.
SHELBY- an artificial product that imitates diamond, chemical composition and properties are close to zirconium.
SHELL-AGATE - agate with inclusions of fossilized mollusk shells.
SCHORL- iron-manganese tourmaline black, sometimes green-black, bluish-black and dark brown.
SHERL TALC- kyanite.
SHERLIT- schorl.
SHESSILIT- crystals azurite correct form from the vicinity of Chessy in France.
SCHEFFERIT- a mixed crystal of hedenbergite diopside from light to dark brown.
SIDE- glassy ordinary opal with blue opalescence.
SHIELD- flat ground small pieces diamonds, which are used to cover other gemstones.
SHIRLA- black name tourmaline(sherla) in the Urals.
SHIKHTOPAL - opal doublet obtained by gluing two layers together opal, one of which is usually noble, the other ordinary.
DAMNING CONES- natural quartz glass, mined in Libya, popular name.
SHORLOMIT- a black mineral with a glassy luster, an analogue of titanium-rich grenade- black and brownish-black andradite.
SHOHAN- Shokshinsky quartzite.
SPAR- the old miner's name for all minerals with good cleavage.
SATIN SPAR - selenite, as well as fibrous varieties calcite white, reddish and greenish.
SPAR ASHOVER- light yellow fluorite from Ashover, Derbyshire, England.
SPAR BLUE - lapis lazuli.
SPAR DERBYSHIERE- blue john.
SPAR PEARL - Moonstone.
LIME SPAR - calcite.
ICELAND SPAR- colorless transparent polycrystalline variety calcite.
ICE SPAR- a fibrous variety of sanidine and adularia with a silky sheen.
RASPBERRY SPAR- rhodochrosite with a diamond-glass luster.
SPAR ORNAMENTAL - fluorite impregnated with resin.
SPAR - Moonstone.
Feldspar- see feldspar.
SPAR -