Noun:

టర్కోవా, మణి,

turquoises's Usage Examples:

The letters were set in diamonds, pearls and turquoises and were together surrounded by a border of pearls surmounted by a figure.

rainbow, but browns, golds, turquoises, teals, bright blues, purples, and magentas.

counting the accumulation of precious stones such as pearls, rubies, turquoises, and emeralds.

His stock in Edinburgh included precious stones, amethysts, turquoises, counterfeit sapphires, a gold heart, wooden maser cups, enamelling.

The gold crown is studded with pearls, garnets, and turquoises.

pebbles of the beaches are actually amethysts, opals, pearls, rubies, turquoises, and especially sapphires, which are so common that they endow the Isles.

and a rectangular paten that were similarly applied with garnets and turquoises in cloisonné compartments, together with about a hundred gold coins dating.

weighing silver, red coral or other precious substances such as musk or turquoises.

alternating with larger and smaller bosses and beads, sometimes set with turquoises, and mounted on convex plates, making rich ornamental headpieces, belts.

in nearly as many minerals as boron, including garnets, turquoises and beryls, but the main source is the ore bauxite.

The materials used are gold, turquoises, rubies, diamonds, pearls, emeralds, feathers and velvet.

It was produced from gold, rubies, spinels, emeralds, turquoises, pearls and silk (height 0,235 m, weight 1,88 kg).

His stock in Edinburgh included precious stones, amethysts, turquoises, counterfeit sapphires, a gold heart, wooden maser cups, enamelling colours.

Synonyms:

cobalt blue, peacock blue, blue, aqua, aquamarine, blueness, greenish blue,

Antonyms:

achromatic color, cheerful, elated, unsexy, lowborn,