Bristol Diamonds, brilliant quartz crystals found in geodes in dolomitic conglomerate in the gorge, were popular souvenirs for visitors to the Hotwells spa in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
In Bodh Gaya in Bihar, the Buddha sits inside the Mahabodhi Temple with a brilliant crystal bowl in his lap.
Orrefors art glass is characterized by smooth, clean lines of brilliant crystal, especially suggestive of frozen liquid.
I shall show you the brilliant crystal fires, shining within.
Brilliant crystal scarlet, a medium sized molecule, stains muscle and mature fibrin.
Formalin-fixed sections were stained for H&E or Martius yellow-brilliant crystal scarlet-soluble blue (MSB, a histological stain for fibrin) (Lendrum et al, 1962).
Euxenite, complex oxide mineral, a niobate titanate that forms hard, brilliant black crystals and masses in granite pegmatites and associated detrital deposits.
So Roger Hiorns's fabled transformation of a London council flat into an Aladdin's cave of brilliant blue crystals covering every surface, even as the copper sulphate corroded the floor beneath your feet: this gem, for which he was shortlisted, is not reconstructed here.
With their fantastic shapes and brilliant colors, crystals have been admired and collected by humans for millennia.
This peroxidase could decolorize many dyes; aniline blue, bromocresol purple, brilliant green, crystal violet, fuchsin, malachite green, methyl green, methyl violet and water blue.
