Dark color Gems attract people with their beauty and scare them away with the unknown. These minerals are endowed with magical properties. Black stone is loved by psychics and strong people. Dark gems are considered a source of spiritual power. They help you find correct solution in difficult life situation. Precious and semi-precious black stones are very popular among connoisseurs. Products and jewelry made from natural minerals are called talismans.
List of popular stones dark colors:
- sapphire;
- diamond;
- opal;
- onyx;
- nephritis;
- tourmaline;
- spinel;
- pearl;
- obsidian;
- jet.
Dark colored gemstones
Black sapphire is considered a sign of wealth. It is given to influential people in gratitude for their deeds. This stone has strong magical properties. A talisman with sapphire brings good luck and heals many diseases. It encourages charity, diplomacy, and spiritual cleansing.
In jewelry stores you can find products with black diamonds. This is the name of a processed dark-colored diamond that harmonizes perfectly with clear stones. It absorbs light and captivates with its appearance. According to some scientists, this diamond is formed from cosmic dust. He is a conductor between people and space. Jewelry made from this diamond gives its owner extraordinary energy.
Spinel, with its sparkling black luster, is considered a noble mineral. This gem helps in love affairs and eliminates diseases of the circulatory system. Rings with a large spinel will help the owner find his soul mate. Noble minerals have the ability to heal. Carry the amulet close to the sore spot, and it will direct all your strength to get rid of the disease.
The black opal gemstone is a powerful talisman. It protects against troubles and negativity, and has a wide range of therapeutic effects. Alternative medicine even uses the water in which the opal was lying. It is believed that contemplation of the gem will lead to healing if you devote at least a few minutes a day to it. Receiving an opal stone talisman as a gift is considered great luck. He will bring love and happiness to the house.
Black tourmaline is considered a masculine gem. It eliminates timidity and gives determination. Tourmaline has a positive effect on all body systems. Products and jewelry made from this gem are in demand among connoisseurs. Tourmaline pleases with variety color range. But black stone is considered the most powerful mineral.
Pearls are a creation of nature that are quite rarely found in their natural form. Black pearls are valued just like diamonds. This is a feminine stone that prolongs beauty and improves the quality of life of the owner. Pearls have a beneficial effect on the entire body. If it fades, then this is a signal of the presence of a serious disease. Black gemstones should be given with pure intentions. In this case, they will bring joy and benefit to the owner.
Semi-precious gems
It is interesting to know the name of the dark night stone. This is obsidian, which is widely used by psychics in magical rituals. This mineral was used in the past to make deadly weapons and medical instruments. Obsidian is able to keep its owner in good shape throughout his life.
Black jade protects travelers. About it natural stone There are legends that it protects against violence and the imposition of other people's opinions. In times of war and crisis, the gem helps to get rid of feelings of fear. Jade helps improve morale. This jewelry stone black color is recommended for older people to wear to avoid disappointment in life.
Ornamental dark minerals
Men and women who are in search of truth prefer rings with black stones. For males, a ring with a large dark-colored mineral becomes a symbol of power. Black onyx beads were popular among chiefs. It was used to remove damage or the evil eye. The black necklace scared away evil spirits. Onyx is considered a faithful assistant in any endeavor, in business. It brings good luck and happiness to its owner.
Often used in jewelry black ornamental stone with the name jet. It is easy to process and has a low price. After polishing, jet figurines and jewelry acquire a beautiful shine. The variety of shapes of the products makes them attractive as souvenirs and talismans. Jet carries the secrets of generations. With its help, you can correct birth errors and change your destiny.
There are several theories about the origin of black stone. Some scientists consider them to be fragments of meteorites. Muslims interpret this phrase in their own way. The main thing is that natural black stones are part of nature. They are endowed with miraculous properties that have been tested for thousands of years. Jewelry with black stones adds elegance. They are popular because they go with any clothing and accessories. Trust the choice precious stones professionals. Jewelers will help you avoid fakes.
Taaffeit = taffeite
Tobacco Ore (Tabakerz), redundant name = turanite
Tabaschir, redundant name = opal-shaped. formation in bamboo, close to hydrophane
Tabbiit, oshb.= tabbiit (English)
Tabergit, redundant name = mixture of clinochlore and biotite
Tablit (Lemuan, 1950), redundant name = allevardite
Table spar (Tafelspat), obsolete name = wollastonite; partly also a type of calcite
Tabulit, redundant name = tablit
Tavistockit
Tavmavit, oshb. = tomoit (English)
Tavmanit, oshb. = tomoit
Tavorit
Tautolite, erroneous = tautolite
Taganait, ill. = aventurine (Ural name)
Tagilit
Taenite, erroneous = taenite
Tainiolite = tainiolite
Taylorit, error = Taylorit (English)
Tainiolit (Flink, 1900)
Takizolit, redundant name = kaolin-like. mineral approx. composition Al4Si.O20-7H20 (Timor! & Yoshimura, 1929)
Takovit
Takherit, erroneous = taherit
Thalakerit, redundant name = a type of anthophyllite
Talaskit*
Talasskit, erroneous = thalaskit
Thalenite
Talium Selenid, Alien = Cruxite
Thalit, redundant name = saponite
Talc (ancient Greek) = talcum powder
Thallium Jordanit = a variety of Jordanite containing 1.56% T1 (Haranczyk. Bull. Acad. Polon. Sci. Chim. Geol., 1958, 6, No. 3, 201)
Tallingit, redundant name = connellite (Bannister, Hey, Claringbull, 1950)
Tallit (ThaHit), redundant name = epidote
Taltalit, erroneous= mixture of 1 tourmaline and copper ores
Thalheimit, redundant name = arsenopyrite
Talkapatit, redundant name = product of decomposed apatite
Talkhydrat, redundant name = brucite
Talkit, redundant name = partly dense talc, partly dense muscovite
Talkknebeli t, redundant name = MgO-containing variety of knebelite
Talc iron ore (Talkeisenerz) obsolete name = Mg-bearing magnetite
Talkspinell, redundant name = magnesia spinel
Talc alum (Taikalaun), obsolete name = pickeringite
Talc ironstone (Talkeisenstein), obsolete name = magnesioferrite
Talksteinmark, redundant name = talc
Talc spar (Talkspat), obsolete name = magnesite
Talkosit = talc
Talkoid = possibly a mixture of talc and quartz, an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Talktriplit (Igelstrom 1882), redundant name = ferrovagnerite (Henriques 1957)
Talk-Chlorit
"Talkchlorite, redundant name = decomposed product of clinochlore, mixture
Talkspinel = talc spinel
Talmessit
Taltalin, redundant name = a type of Ag amalgam
Taltalit = tallalit
Tama (Japanese) = jade (Fersman, 1954)
Tamanit, redundant name = anapaite
Tamarit, redundant name = chalcophyllite
Tamarugit
Tamga-stone (Thamga - stein) = the name of written granite among the Komi (based on the similarity of the signs with tamgas on deer)
Tammelatantalit, redundant name = tapiolite
Tammit (Crookes, 1872) = native. W; very doubtful
Tanatarit, redundant name = diaspora (Gottman, 1941)
Tangawait = tangiwait
Tangait, redundant name = conventional. name for A1P04 2F120 - possibly the outermost member isomorphic to the "redondite series" (Mckie, 1955)
Tangeit
Tangiwait, redundant name = serpentine (antigorite)
Tangiwai = tangiwait
Tanit = nature. COS (Vavrinecz, 1939)
Tanit, o.s. = mixture of kainite and halite
Tankelith, redundant name = tankit (Haidinger)
Tankit, redundant name = part xenotime (Haidinger), part anorthite (Brelthaupt)
Tannenite, redundant name = emplectitis
Tantalum (Tantal) ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful), finds in nature doubtful
Tantalite
Tantalum ocher (Tantalocker)
Tantalum ore, hard (Harttantalerz), obsolete name = tantalite (columbite)
Tantalhatchettolith, redundant name = microlite, U-rich
Tantalorutyl (Tantalо - Rutil) = struverite (ilmenorutil)
Tantalpyrochlor = microlite
Tantalpolykras = polycrase with a predominance of Ta
Tantalsamarskite (Tantal - Samarskit) = yttrotantalite
Tanteuxenite = He euxenite, but a mineral with a high Ta content (Arnott, 1950); previously erroneously thought to be a Ta-containing variety of euxenite (eschwegeite)
Taosit, redundant name = högbomite (Lapparent, 1946)
Taosite = taosite
Tapalpit, o.s. = mixture of argentite and tetradymite (Schneiderhohn & Ramdohr, 1931)
Tapiolit
Taramellite
Taramit
Taranakit
Tarandit, redundant name = Fe-bearing dolomite from Tarandt (= throwsite)
Tarankit, erroneous=taranakit
Tarapacait
Taraspit, redundant name = dolomite scale, green due to containing Ni
Tarbuttit
Tarbuttite = tarbutite
Targionite, redundant name= Lb-containing J galena (mixture)
Tarnowitzit, redundant name = plumboaragonite
Tartuffit, redundant name = bituminous. stem limestone; upon impact it smells like truffles
Tasmanit
Tasnit (incorrect) = tatsnit
Tascin = doubtful composition of selenium, a well-defined "mineral" (doubtful) Ag (Berzelius):
Tatarkait = approx. (K, Na, Ca, Mg, Fe) (Al, Fe)3H23 H20 (Meister, 1910)
Thaumasit
Taurisit, erroneous = taurispite
Tauriscite
Tausin stone (other river) = sapphire and labradorite with a peacock feather tint (Fersman, 1954)
Tautoklin, redundant name = brown-white ankerite from Freyberg
Tautolith, redundant name = orthite
Taufstein, German = talc
Taffeit
Tacharanit = insufficient. exactly installed mineral from the tobermorite group (Sweet. Min. Mag., 1961, 32, 745)
Tachhydrite, erroneous = tachyhydrite (Greek root)
Takharenit, erroneous = takharanit (English)
Taherit, redundant name= a type of clay
Tachyaphallit, redundant name = radioactive. decomposed zircon
Tachyhydritis
Tachylyt = basaltic glass
Taznit, error. = mixture, g.o. Bi-ocher with kaolin
Taeniolite, erroneous = taeniolite
Hard cobalt ore (Flartkobalterz) obsolete name = skutterudite
Hard manganese ore (Hartmanganerz|, obsolete name = wad
Solid salt (Hartsalz), obsolete name = mixture of sylvite and halite (sylvinite)
Hard cobalt pyrite (Hartkobaltkies), obsolete name = skutterudite
Hard spar (Hartspat), obsolete name = andalusite
Theallit, erroneous tillit (English)
Tebbiyit = tabbyit
Lead tellurate (Bleitellurat) (Domeyko, 18, 5) = unstudied mineral possibly dunhamite ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Tellurobismuth = bismuth telluride
Tellurium gloss (Tellurglanz), obsolete name = nagiant
Dark red silver ore (Dunkelrotsilbererz), obsolete name = pyrargyrite
Tenlorite = Taylorite
Teineit
Tequexquit, oshb. = a mixture of soda, halite and other
Tecoretin, redundant name = fichtelite
Texalit, redundant name = brucite
Texasit, NZL. = will earn
Tekticit, redundant name = ferrialunogen
Telaspirin (Telaspyrin), redundant name = pyrite containing some Te
Telegdit
Telesie, redundant name = sapphire
Tellemarki 1, redundant name = grossular
Tellin = suggest Alliance V-i silicate) ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)), Brazil
Tellite = tellin
Tellurium 75
Tellurium, white, obsolete name = krennerite
Tellurium, graphic, obsolete name = sylvanite
Tellurium, yellow, obsolete name = sylvanite
Tellurium, written, obsolete name = sylvanite)
Tellurium, black, obsolete name = nagiagite
Telluric acid (Tellursaure), erroneous = tellurite
Telluride sheet ore (Tellurblattererz), obsolete name = nagiagite
Telluric ocher (Tellurocker), redundant name = tellurite
Mercury telluride (Tellurquecksilber, alien = coloradoite
Telluric sulfur. (Tellursulfur) = Te-containing sulfur
Telluric silver blende (Tellur-silberblende), obsolete name = stuttzite or sylvanite
Gold telluride, alien = sylvanite
Silver telluride (Tellursilber), alien = partly hessite (Rose), partly petzite (Petz)
Tellurbismuth = common name for tellurobismuthite, tetradymite, grünlingite, pilsenite and joseite
Nickel telluride (Tellurnickel), alien = melonite
Lead telluride (Tellurblei), alien = altaite
Telluride silver luster (Tellursilberglanz), obsolete name = hessite
Tellurite
Tellurium iron (Tellur Eisen), mzl. = iron of terrestrial (not meteorite) origin
Tellurobismuthite = tellurobismuthite
s-Tellurobismuthite
Tellurobismuth, silver (Tellurwis-mutsilber), alien = tapalpite
Tellurubismuth-golden silver (Te1lurwismuthgoldsilber), alien = vandistite
Tellurobismuth glanz (Tellurwismut-glanz), obsolete name = teteradymite, vandistite
Tellurium gloss (Tellurglanz), obsolete name = nagiagite
Tellurgold-silber, obsolete name = part sylvanite, part petzite
Tellurpyrit, redundant name = telaspirin
Tellursilberblei lead, alien = sylvanite
Tellururane, redundant name = bismith (Neu, 1955)
Thelotite = carbonaceous compound partly boghead
Temirkan (Uzbek, Kazakh) = iron ore, g.o. magnetite and hematite
Temiskamit, redundant name = maucherite
Thenardite
Thenarditgalite (Thenardi thalit), oshb. = mixture of thenardite and halite
Tengerit
Tennmalm, obsolete name = cassiterite
Tennspat, obsolete name = scheelite Tenorit
Theophrastit, err. = should be a mixture of polydymite with bismuth (= grünauite)
Teratolith, redundant name = lavender blue bolus; (Neu, 1955) - frequent. kaolinite with quartz, mica and limonite
Teraphyllite, erroneous = triphylline
Terenit, redundant name = exposed decomposed scapolite
Terlingauit = terlinghuaite
Terlingwait, erroneous = terlinguaite
Terlinguait
Termanit, redundant name = tannenite
Termierite = termierite
Thermokalit, erroneous = mixture of trona, thermonatrita, nahkolit, other
Thermonatrit
Thermonitrite, erroneous = thermonitrite
Thermophyllit, redundant name = scaly antigorite
Termierit (Friedel, 1901), erroneous = mixture of anoxite with montmorillonite and colloidal silica (Orsel, Henin & Caillere, 1956)
Tornebohmit
Ternowskit (Polovinkina, 1924), redundant name = slit. hornblende, close to riebeckite
Terosin, redundant name = fichtelite
Terp in-Hydra t, redundant name = flagstaffite
Terpizit, redundant name = flint scale
Terra rossa, obsolete name = Fe-rich bauxite
Tertschit, erroneous = tertschit (German)
Teruelit, redundant name = black dolomite from Teruel Tertschit
Tesselit, redundant name = apophyllite
Tesseralkies, obsolete name = skutterudig
Tetalit, redundant name = spartaite
Tetartin, redundant name = albi
Tetragophosphite (Igelstrom, 1896), redundant name = lazulite (Henriques, 1958)
Tetradymit
Tetrakalsilit = calsilite with a0 = 20A (Sahama & Smith" 1957)
Tetraclasite, redundant name = scapolite (meionite)
Tetraphylin (Tetraphylin), redundant name = triphyllin
Tetrahedral Garnet (Tetraedrisch Granat), erroneous = helvin
Tephrowillemite, redundant name = cowardite
Tephroit
Tehalit, erroneous = Texalit (English)
Teksit, erroneous = texasit (English)
Tescheracherit
Tescheirogilith, redundant name = ilmenorutile from Teshirogi
Tzumebit = tsumebit
"Tialit"
Tibergit, redundant name = richterite with A1 and Fe from Longban
Tiger Ore (Tigererz), obsolete name = stephanite
Tiger's Eye (Tigerauge)
Tielit, erroneous = tialite
Thiemannite, erroneous = tiemannit
Tysonit
Thiilite = tialite
Tilasit
Tilleit
Tillit
Tilkerodit, o.s. = mixture of clausthalite, cobaltine and other (= selenium-cobalt lead)
Tiemannit
Tdmazit, redundant name = amsigradite
Tinzenite = tinzenite
Tinyt (Rossetti, 1950) = deficiency. studied, mineral close to (Pb, Ag, Zn)30Bi2S23 from Oridda granites in Sardinia, Italy
Tinkal, obsolete name = borax
Tinkalkonit
Tinkalcit, redundant name = ulexite
Tinolith, redundant name = pemph. calcite based on unknown acute pyramidal minerals
Tintikit
Tinzenit, redundant name = Mn-containing
axinite
Thiokerit = hydrocarbon containing 9% S
Thioretinit is a type of resin containing 2.9% S
Tiorsauit = tjorsauit
Thiospinele = common. name for sulfides AB2S4 from spinel page (Flahaut, Domange & Okrmitchi, 1960)
Thioelaterit = Elaterite with 3% S, Bolivia
Teepleit
Teepleit (Doelter), redundant name = artificial product, responsible for burkite
Tyrit, redundant name = fergusonite Tyrodit
Tirolit
Tyrone (Old Russian) = stone, mentioned. in Russian epics; nature unknown (Fersman, 1954)
Tyrrellit
Tyrrellite = tyrrelite
Thierschit, redundant name = jewellite
Tysonite = tizonite
Titanaugit
Titan hedenbergite (Ti tanhedenbergi t). redundant name= titaniumpijonite
Titanhaematite = hematite with TiO2 in solid solution, an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Titanhydroklino-humit = a variety of titanclinohumite without F
Titandiopside = Ti - containing a species of diopside, may be a mixture of an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Titanioferrite, redundant name = ilmenite
Titanium mica (Titanglimmer) = waternite
Titanvesuvian = Ti-bearing variety of vesuvian
Titanium iron ore (Titaneisen), = obsolete name ilmenite
Titanium iron ore, octahedral (Titaneisen, oktaedrisch), yct. = titanomagnetite
Titanium magnetic iron ore = titanium magnetite
Titanium phlogopite (Titanphlogopit) = phlogopite containing up to 9% TiO2 from Western. Australia
Titanfordfedorovit = a variety of amphibole with 8.2% TiO2 from the Korosten pluton (Sobolev, 1947)
Titanite (Klaproth)
Titanit (Kirwan), obsolete name = rutile
Titanclinogumit
Titanclinohumite = titanclinohumite
Titan-Lavenit (Kutukova, 1940) = high Ti containing lovenite (11.3% TiO2)
Titanmelanitis = melanitis
Tntanobiotite
Titanic acid (Titansaure), erroneous = rutile, anatase and brookite
Titanium ore (Titanerz), obsolete name = rutile
Titanium ore, pyramidal (Titanerz, pyramidal), obsolete name = anatase
Titanium garnet (Titangranat) = Ti-containing garnet
Titanohaematite (Edwards, 1938)
Titanohydroclinohumite = ttanhydroclinohumite
Titanium-iron mica (Titaneisenglimmer), obsolete name = lamellar-partially ilmenite
Titanium-oxide-favas = titanium - favas
Titanolivin
Titanomaghemite
"Titanomagnetit"
Titanomelanite = titanium melanite
Titanomorphit, redundant name = leucoxene
Titanorhabdophanit = aquatic rare earth. Titanosilicate from the Lovozero pegmatites is close to rhabdophane in its powder pattern (Semenov,
1959)
Titanosilikat, redundant name = name of astrophyllite group minerals
Titanium antimony pyrochlor (Titananti-monpyrochlor) = maucelitetilhuisite
Titanothucholite (Titano - Thucholith, = Ti-containing variety of thucholith
Titanoferrite, redundant name = ilmenite
Titanocerite = Ti-Zr silicate of Ce, Y and La; not studied enough (Shubnikova, 1937)
Titano-Spinell (Lapparent, 1937) = Ti-bearing species of spinel-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Titanoelpidit = labuntsovite (Semyonov and Burova, 1955); previously mistaken for a variety of elpidite
Titano-Aeschynit = Ti-rich type of aeschynit (Ti>Nb)
Titanpigeonite = Ti-bearing variety of pigeonite (Tomita, 1933)
Titanpyrochlor = hypothet. Ti-containing pyrochlore
Titantourmalin (Kunitz, 1936) = Ti-bearing variety of tourmaline
Titan-favas (Tiian-favas) redundant name = rutile or anatase in the form of pebbles (cryptocrystalline-partially)
Titanscharl, obsolete name = rutile
Titanspinell = ulvite
Tiffanit, redundant name = hydrocarbon. inclusion in a liminescent diamond of an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Tikhvinit (Ansheles and Vlodavets, 1927) = SrAl-phosphate sulfate, similar to svanbergite, ill-defined “mineral” (doubtful)
Tychit
Type (Tiza), redundant name = ulexite
Quiet, erroneous = quiet
Tobermorit
Gowanite, redundant name = chalcopyrite
Toddit
Todorkit
Tocornalit, "erroneous= vzm, mixture of AgJ and HgJ2
Tolypit, redundant name = Fe-rich orthochlorite
Thomasite, erroneous = thaumasite
Thomait (redundant name = manganosiderite)
Tomacite, erroneous = tombacite
Tombazit, redundant name = part pyrite, part gersdorffite
Tomit = coal with algae structure
Tomosit, redundant name = impure rhodonite (= photicite)
Tomoite (Tawmawit), redundant name = Cr-containing epidote
Thomsenolith
Thomsonite
Tonsonite, erroneous = thomsonite
Topaz, Oriental (Topas, Oriental), trade name = variety of corundum
Topaz, smoky (Rauchtopas), erroneous = smoky quartz
Topaz cat's eye = opalescent. yellow variety of topaz
Topazolith
Ax stone (Beilstein), obsolete name = jade
Torbanit, redundant name = bituminite
Torberit, erroneous = torbernite
Torendrikit
Thorianite
Thorium-Silikat, alien = thorite ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Thorium fluoreszent Mineral (Minto, 1956) = composition unknown to thorite
Thorium-Zirkon = tachyaphaltntu
Thorit
Thornebomite = turnebomite
Tornielit = tornellit
Torniellit, redundant name = allophane
Thorogummit
Thorolite
Torostenstrupin = p3H. stenstrupin containing Th instead of TR (Kup¬riyanova et al., ZVMO, 1962, 91, 325)
Thorotungstit
Torreyit
Torrellith, redundant name = partly columbite (Thomson), partly a variety of jasper (Renwick)
Torrensit, erroneous = mixture of MnSiO3 and MnS03
Thortveitit
Thoruranin, redundant name = bröggerite
Thorutit
Peat = fold. organic compound, comp. from, humin. another acid
Torendrikit = torendrikit
Thoreulite, erroneous= torolite (French)
Totaigit, redundant name = serpentine-like. product converted diopside (salita)
Pointed agate = a variety of chalcedony with red. dots
Traversellit, redundant name = partially uralitized diopside
Traversit, redundant name = iddingsite
Traversoit, redundant name = blue chrysocolla
Travertine = calcareous tuff
Trainit, trade name possibly a mixture of vashyite and natrolite, an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Tripestone, redundant name = barite
Transvaalit
Traulit, redundant name = a variety of gisnngerite
Trautwinit, redundant name = unclean uvarovite
Trachyaugit, redundant name = Na-containing dark green diopside
Tribe stone (Gekrosestein), obsolete name = a type of anhydrite (= intestinal stone)
Trevolit, erroneous=. trevorit
Trevorit
Trogerit
Tremelit = artificial product = 7CaO-5P205,
Tremenheerit, redundant name = impure graphite
Tremolite-Asbest = fibrous variety of tremolite
Trenorite = trinorite
Tripel
Trechmannit
a-Trechmannit, excessive name = insufficient. a mineral close to trimannite was studied (Solly, 1919)
Antimony trioxide, alien = valentinite and senarmontite
Trechmannite, erroneous = trimannitol
Trihydrocalcit = supposedly Italian CaC03-ZN20, moldy
a-tridymite (a-Tridimyt), redundant name = tridymite
b-tridymite (Hochtridymit, b-Tridymit)
Trieuit, redundant name = a Si-rich variety of heterogenite or asbolane (ill-defined "mineral" (dubious))
Trierite = triyoite
Trikalsilit
Tricalcium-Disilikat, redundant name = rankinitis
Triklasit, erroneous and = decomposed cordierite
Trimerit
Trimontit, erroneous = scheelite
Trinacrit = palagonite tuff
Trinaskol = a type of bitumen (S containing asphalt oil)
Trinickelarsenid, redundant name = dinerite
Trinkerit
Treanorit (Woodford, 1944), redundant name = allanite (orthite)
Triplet (Trip]it)
Triploidit
Triploklas, redundant name = thomsonite
Tripoli!, redundant name = tripoli
Trippkeit
Trippkeit = tripkeit
Tripugiin = tripugiitis
Tripuhyit
Tritomite
Tritochlorite, erroneous = tritochorite
Tritochorite, redundant name = mottramite
Triphan, obsolete name = spodumene
Triphanit, redundant name = similar to "clutalite" ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful)
Triphanspat, redundant name = prehnite
Triphylin
Trichalcite (Trlchalcit) (Herman, 1958), redundant name = tyrolite (Guillemin, 1956)
Trichalcit (Shannon, 1922), redundant name = langit (Guillemin, 1956)
Trichopyrit, redundant name = millerite
Trichroite, redundant name = cordierite (Shubnikova, 1937)
Trogtalit
Troilit
Triple lead ore (Ternarbleierz), redundant name = leadgillite
Trolleit
Thrombolith, redundant name = pseudomalachite
Trona (Tgopa)
Troostnt, erroneous = cowards (English)
Glassy reed ore (Schilfglaserz), obsolete name = freyslebenite
Tuxtilit, redundant name = diopside-jadeite from the Tuxtla sculpture of the Mayamayait culture
Thulit, redundant name = partially. Mn-bearing zoisite, partly Mn-bearing epidote
Thumit, redundant name = axinite from Thuma
Tuypaz (ancient Greek) = name of topaz (usually rock crystal or smoky quartz) (Fersman, 1954)
Thumerstein, redundant name = tumite
Tungomelan = 5U03-containing psilomelane
Tungsten, obsolete name (Swedish) = scheelite
Tungstenite
Tungstit
Tungstopowellite = tungsten-powellite
Tungstein, obsolete name = scheelite
Tuinerite (Tunnerit) (Cornu, 1909) = somnitalian hydroxide of Zn and Mn; possibly Zn-containing vad. (Neu, 1955)
Turanit
Turgit, erroneous = turyit
Thuringite = Thuringite
Turkiz (ancient Greek) = Turkish stone (= turquoise)
Turkestan folbortite (Turkestanvol" bortit), redundant name = colloidal dispersed variety of tangeite
Tourmaline cat's eye = opalescent. variety of tourmaline
Turnerit, redundant name = Alpine crack monazite
Turpet, redundant name = calomel
Turjit, erroneous = mixture; mainly colloidal dispersed hematite with adsorbir. H20 (= "hydrohematite")
Tusiit, redundant name = calciocopiapitis
Tuff stone (Tuffstein) - loose. a variety of calcite or aragonite from sources
Thucholith
Thucholith - Ontario = a type of bitumen, an ill-defined "mineral" (doubtful), containing up to 50% U3O
Tuhualith
Tjeilit = tialite
Thjorsauit, redundant name = anorthitis
Tunellite = SrBeO10-4H=0, monoclinic, C52h- P21/a; a„= 14.36, b0=8.20, c0 = 9.93; p = 113°55", Z = 4. Isostructural with noublite (Erd, Morgan O & Clark, U.S. Geol, Surv., Prof. Pap 1961,424-C)
Tynjlt = mineral approx. composition Cas(Fe,Mg,Mn), (Fe,Al)2 [(OH)2j(Si03)12] - H20 from contact metasomes. deposits in the Urals (Ovchinnikov, 1960)
Tabbyit, trade name = asphaltite from the uintaite-grahamite group
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TAAFFEIT- mineral of the oxide class, BeMgAl 4 O 8.
TABASHIR- amorphous opal, opal-like silica of organic origin, found in bamboo knees.
TAVMAVIT- a dark green variety of epidote, rich in chromium (chromeepidote).
TAVUSIT- labrador.
TAGANAIT- aventurine. Name after Mount Taganay in the Urals.
TAGESTEIN- traditional name ornamental stones, the advantages of which are better visible in daylight than in artificial lighting.
TAI-PEARL- freshwater pearls, found in the bed of the Scottish River Tay, these are giant pearls, often called king pearls, up to 12.7 mm in diameter and weighing about 8.6 carats, a geographical name.
TAYRI MARBLE- pink marble with noticeable diopside crystals, mined on the small island of Tyree (Inner Hebrides) off the coast of Scotland.
TYRUM GEM- synthetic rutile.
TAKIN- a trade name for a faceted emerald with a recessed or convex ornament, used in the countries of the Far East, mainly in India.
TAXOIT- green serpentine from Pennsylvania (USA), local name.
TALTALIT- green tourmaline from Taltal (Chile), local geographical name.
TALC- mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg 3 2 Si 4 O 10.
TAMA- Japanese name for jade.
TAMPANIA- the ancient name for button pearls (Pliny the Elder).
TANGANIT- tanzanite.
TANGIWAIT- antigorite or translucent dark green bowenite from Mildford Sound in the west of County Otago (New Zealand).
TANZANITE is a transparent bluish-violet zoisite from the Miralani Hills in Tanzania.
TANIYA-59- synthetic rutile.
TANTALITE- a mineral of the oxide class, iron and manganese tantalate with a small content of niobium.
TAPROBANIT- sapphire blue taaffeite.
TARNOVITSIT- tarnovskite.
TARNOVSKIT- lead aragonite, a PbCO 3 -rich variety of aragonite, found in Lazarovka in the vicinity of the Tarnow Mountains and in Tsumeb (Namibia).
TAUMASIT- a mineral of the group of island silicates, forming needle-shaped or columnar crystals, dense, earthy and fibrous masses.
TAUSONITE- mineral, strontium titanate, SrTiO 3.
TACHILIT- dark basalt glass.
TASHERANIT- one of the many modifications of ZrO 2.
TEKLA-EMERALD- imitation emerald - triplet made of quartz and aquamarine or only quartz with a green glass insert.
TEKTIT GEORGIA- crater glass from Georgia (USA) from yellowish-green to olive green.
Tektit- the general name for natural glasses with a high content (more than 75% of the composition) of silica.
TELESIA- cornflower blue sapphire with a silky black sheen.
TELKIBANYASTEIN- geographical name of yellow wax opal from Telkibany (Hungary).
TENIX- cellon.
TENORIT- mineral, copper oxide CuO, whose structure resembles cuprite CuO 2, is formed in zones of oxidation of copper ores.
THEOTETL is the Aztec name for obsidian, meaning "witch's stone."
TERRALIA- red Mediterranean coral, and also a trade name for usually very thin branches of coral.
TESSELIT- apophyllite.
TIGERIT- Tiger's Eye.
TIGRIT- Tiger's Eye.
EYE OF THE TIGER- golden yellow or golden brown quartz with a wavy tint.
TINZENITE- a honey-yellow variety of axinite mined in Franklin Furnace (New Jersey, USA).
TITAN STONE- synthetic rutile.
TITANIOFERRITE- old, currently not used, name for ilmenite.
TITANITE- sphene, a mineral of the island silicate class (titanium-calcium silicate).
TITANIUM
TITANIA- synthetic rutile, trade name.
TITANIA DIAMOND- synthetic rutile with brilliant cut, used as an imitation of diamond.
TODOMUNDO- local name for dark green, pale yellow and brown tourmaline from Barra de Salinas (Brazil).
THOMSONITE- a mineral of the zeolite group.
TONPAZ- an obsolete name for topaz.
TOPAZ- a mineral of the subclass of island silicates, aluminum fluorosilicate.
TOPAZ BOHEMIAN- citrine.
TOPAZ EASTERN- yellow sapphire, as well as Indian topaz.
TOPAZ HAWAIIAN- green labrador.
TOPAZ SMOKY- smoky quartz (rauchtopaz).
TOPAZ WESTERN- citrine or amethyst
STAR TOPAZ- polished yellow corundum with asterism effect.
TOPAZ GOLDEN- golden quartz, as well as citrine or amethyst with thermally altered color.
TOPAZ IMPERIAL- white wine-colored topaz from Brazil or wine-yellow topaz.
INDIAN TOPAZ- yellow sapphire from India.
TOPAZ SPANISH- light yellow citrine.
TOPAZ QUARTZ- citrine or heated amethyst.
TOPAZ COLORADIAN- local name for yellow quartz, a misnomer.
TOPAZ ROYAL- transparent yellow-orange corundum (king topaz) or blue topaz (royal topaz).
TOPAZ FALSE- citrine or yellow fluorite, a polysemantic term.
TOPAZ MADEIRA- brown quartz from the island of Madeira, as well as heated amethyst, and golden-brown synthetic sapphire, an ambiguous term.
TOPAZ NEVADA- yellow-brown obsidian from Nevada (USA).
TOPAZ ORANGE- brownish-yellow quartz, incorrect name.
TOPAZ PALMEIA- brown synthetic sapphire.
TOPAZ PALMYRA- brownish synthetic sapphire and pale yellow heated amethyst or citrine.
TOPAZ PEREDELSKY- yellowish-green topaz.
TOPAZ SAXON- yellow quartz.
TOPAZ OF SALAMANCA- citrine or heated amethyst from Salamanca (Spain), trade name.
TOPAZ SAFIRAS- light blue topaz from Marambay (Minas Gerais, Brazil).
TOPAZ SAFFRONITE- yellow-brown quartz.
TOPAZ SERRA- citrine or amethyst with thermally altered color.
TOPAZ SIBERIAN- dark blue natural topaz, geographical name.
TOPAZ URUGUAYAN- yellow-brown quartz.
TOPAZION- at different times of antiquity and the Middle Ages, this term was attributed to different stones.
TOPAZOLITE- garnet, a yellow variety of andradite.
TOPAZ-SAPHIRE- corundum from yellowish to yellow.
TOPTIUS- the ancient name for olivine.
TOSA CORAL- Japanese coral.
TRAVERSELLITE- green, partially uralitized diopside from Traversella (Piedmont, Italy).
TRAVERTINE- a dense type of calcareous tuff with a banded structure.
TRAINIT- polished, highly contaminated variscite with a banded structure, found in the USA (Nevada and Utah).
TRAYMOND- one of the names of synthetic yttrium-aluminum oxide.
TRANSVAL-TOURMALINE- emerald green tourmaline from South Africa.
TRAUTVINIT- greenish-black uvarovite with a significant admixture of chromite.
TREMOLITH- a mineral of the amphibole group, forms an isomorphic series with actinolite and ferroactinolite (actinolite series).
CRASH- opal.
TRILLIUM- a dark green variety of fluorapatite.
TRINITIT- green silica glass, a man-made product resulting from a nuclear explosion in New Mexico in the USA.
TRIOPHTHALMOS- the antique name for stones with the effect cat eye(Pliny, Agricola).
TRIP- yellow-brown tourmaline.
TRISTIN- two-tone amethyst and citrine quartz from La Gaiba (Santa Cruz, Bolivia).
TRIFAN- spodumene, obsolete unused name.
TRIFILITE- perovskine, a mineral of the anhydrous phosphate class, a representative of the continuous isomorphic series triphylite - lithiophilite, the extreme members of which are not known in nature.
TRICHITES- hair-like crystals in rock-forming minerals, often found in tourmalines.
TRUSTEE- a pink variety of willemite with a significant admixture of manganese.
TSILAIZIT- a mineral of the tourmaline group.
TUGTUPIT- a mineral of the beryllosilicate group, sodium beryllosilicate, containing additional chlorine and sulfur ions.
TUXTLIT- jadeite diopside.
TULIT- Rosaline, a pink dense variety of zoisite.
spinel
SARAPUTK TOURMALINE- Ural tourmaline of carmine-red or violet-blue color.
TOURMALINE TRIP- trip.
CHROME TOURMALINE- chromedravite, dark green dravite with a high chromium content and vanadium impurities. This is also the name of the emerald green grossular from Tanzania, a misnomer.
TOURMALINE HEAD OF THE MOOR- colorless or light green tourmaline crystals with black tips, mined mainly on the Elbe.
TOURMALINE HEAD OF A TURK- colorless or multicolored tourmaline crystals, the ends of which are colored red, are mined mainly in Brazil.
TOURMALINE SUN- columnar aggregates of tourmalines with a concentric-radial structure.
HEAVYWEIGHT - Ural name
Taking into account the color of the minerals, they are often called strict classics. They are used not only as jewelry, but also for making various figures that add zest to the interior. Black stones are classified by name and have various properties and meanings.
Depending on the type of stones, we can talk about characteristic features, healing and magical effects.
Black stones are a source of earthly power, containing enormous energy.
Most people intuitively choose black minerals in order to attract the attention of people around them to their inner world.
Historical facts
In ancient times, negative characteristics were attributed to stones. It was customary to wear them only to widows, witches and sorcerers. The latter used them in magical rituals. Gems helped to discover supernatural abilities and allowed one to reveal intuition.
Today, black stones are the highlight of many jewelry created by the world's leading designers. In particular, they are used to make original jewelry for men.
The world of black ornamental or decorative stones
Very a large number of Gems decorate boxes, modern jewelry and other trinkets for the interior.
Coal agate
One of rocks is charcoal with a solid black color. During the mining process, you can find unique specimens.
Gems help to activate the internal forces of the body, accumulate energy and direct it in the right direction.
It is ideal for women because it balances an overly emotional character. If you have nervous disorders, you can wear a ring or pendant, and the situation will very quickly gain the necessary momentum. At the same time, it shows a positive effect on beauty, especially nails, skin and hair. The mineral is also able to strengthen cartilage tissue. When regularly wearing jewelry with a black stone, the endocrine system returns to normal and the immune system is restored. For people who dream of losing excess weight, you need to infuse water with the gem in the evening and drink it in the morning. Water will dull the feeling of hunger.
If speak about medicinal properties, one of the main ones is the bactericidal effect, which is why it is suitable in the autumn-spring period, when epidemics occur. Promotes rapid recovery from gout or arthrosis. Normalizes blood pressure and improves immunity. It is recommended for people who have problems sleeping, are overly emotional, as well as those who have problems with the intestines or stomach.
Experts recommend it for Aquarius, Scorpio, Virgo and Leo. It will allow these zodiac signs to improve their psychological state, add energy, and prevent unwanted actions. Sagittarius or Cancer people should not wear them. IN otherwise, a person acquires cowardice that is unusual for him.
Amber
In the process of metamorphosis over many years, pine resin turned into black, which is a fragile and expensive nugget. It is valued for its flexibility and has a hardness rating of 3.
This mineral is rare, so most jewelers can produce it artificially. Objects can be seen through a real mineral.
If speak about magical properties gem, which for many years has been considered the stone of witches and sorcerers, which with its help opens the entrance to a parallel world, today it can be argued that it is also capable of absorbing negativity and purifying a person’s aura. At the same time, the owner who regularly wears this stone becomes kinder, since he is able to transform evil thoughts into positive ones. Those who prefer to wear jewelry with it must remember that the stone does not like excessive emotionality, and it can throw up completely unexpected situations.
In lithotherapy, the gem is used with caution, and it is more often recommended to be worn by people with severe drug or alcohol addiction. In addition, it helps cope with joint diseases and improves sleep. Fights waste and toxins, cholesterol and improves the condition of people who have suffered a heart attack or stroke. Given its energetic abilities, it slows down the development of cancer cells.
Only knowledgeable people wear it in the form of a talisman and amulet, because to an ordinary person It is dangerous to have it with you; it can be a guide to a parallel world.
This is an ideal stone for Capricorns and Cancers. Contraindications for Scorpios, Aries and Leos.
Gems
Sapphire
Black is extremely rare in nature. The last copy was found back in 1938. Such minerals, which are presented on the modern market, have a black tint, taking into account processing. Their natural color is dark purple. Sapphire has increased hardness parameters on the Mohs scale - 9.
The magical properties of the mineral lie in its ability to harmonize the owner’s state of mind and give him positive feelings and emotions.
An excellent option for those who plan to develop psychic abilities and achieve improvement on the spiritual plane. The stone can give the owner confidence and strength to achieve goals. This is an excellent option for intellectuals, allowing them to develop philosophical thinking in a person and awaken wisdom.
Today, people who turn to lithotherapists receive recommendations to wear a stone that will cure various diseases. His unique properties consist in filtering the energy of the disease, which after some time it dissipates. Helps with bronchitis, insomnia, central disease nervous system, increases immunity in the autumn-spring period. At the same time, he will help only pure people, without bad thoughts.
This - perfect solution for Sagittarius and Aquarius, who as a result will become more organized and responsible, will quickly achieve their intended goal. It is under no circumstances recommended for Taurus, Pisces and Capricorns to wear jewelry with a stone.
Diamond
Black specimens are durable because they have the highest hardness rating - 10.
It is worth noting that this luxurious stone highest quality can only be produced in Italy, Belgium and Israel. It is able to give the owner not only aesthetic pleasure, but also a positive magical influence. It is believed that it gives firmness in decisions and words. The same can be applied to love, which becomes brighter and stronger. A person’s life becomes rich, the stone allows him to discover his talents and pushes him to search for new ideas for self-improvement. A strong amulet that can repel the attack of negativity, reflecting it. The stone has its greatest strength when in contact with human skin. In order for it to begin to reveal its abilities, it is necessary to activate it and direct positive thoughts and desires to it for some time after the purchase.
The healing properties include healing from nervous disorders, depression, and insomnia. Regularly wearing jewelry can improve hearing and cope with bad habits. Black diamonds are an excellent anti-inflammatory agent.
Suitable for Leo, Libra, Taurus, Aries and Sagittarius. The exceptions are Pisces, Aquarius, Virgo and Scorpio.
Spinel
The stone is rare; it can be called a kind of energy accumulator, which it is happy to share, but is capable of absorbing and dark energy. Depending on the hands in which it falls, it can cause both harm and benefit.
An excellent option for meditation, which enhances certain human qualities. Can develop the gift of prediction and intuition. But he does not tolerate evil and selfish people.
If we talk about medicinal properties, it is worth paying attention to its beneficial effect on the musculoskeletal system. Stone powder has been used since ancient times as an anti-inflammatory agent; it was used to cover various non-healing wounds. This powder is still valued today. It is not recommended for hypertensive patients, as it can increase blood pressure. It is also suitable for overly emotional people, balancing their psychological state.
Suitable for Leo and Pisces. Cancers and Aquarius should not wear it.
Opal
The luxurious mineral is especially valuable in jewelry circles. Some specimens surprise with their unusual shimmer and shine. The higher the iridescence, the more valuable the decoration with it. Hardness - 2.2.
This is a stone for talented people, which will allow them to gain recognition. It will help those who are ready to work and are not afraid of difficulties. Black is an excellent protector from various negative situations. But psychics do not recommend wearing it to weak people who, under the influence of the stone, may take the wrong path. Helps develop intuition and the gift of clairvoyance.
Wearing the mineral in the form of a pendant allows you to cope with depression, mental disorders, and nervous diseases. It will also be an excellent assistant in the fight against colds and infectious diseases. Capable of improving vision.
Ideal for Taurus, Pisces, Scorpios and Aquarius.
Application
Most specimens are used to make jewelry. For example, a semi-precious stone harmonizes perfectly with silver and will be affordable. Opal and amber are often set in platinum or gold, which affects their price category. Needless to say, precious black stones are always framed in noble metal. If you wish, you can purchase not only jewelry, but also luxurious clothing accessories and hair clips.
For men
Rings and bracelets with black minerals are more suitable for men who are accustomed to being responsible, true leaders and good organizers. The stone will be an excellent assistant to a strong person.
For women
The same rule applies to women, since the stone is suitable for those who have a leadership nature and strong energy. They will allow an already confident woman to open up even more and feel in her place. This is an option for a businesswoman.
If a girl really wants jewelry with a black stone, it can be worn no more than twice a month.
Choosing your own black stone will allow you to bring useful energy into your life. At the same time, when choosing a stone for yourself, you should take into account its compatibility with the Zodiac sign and the effect it has.
