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carnelian

[kahr-nee-lee-uhn]

carnelian Definition

a reddish-brown translucent variety of chalcedony, used in jewelry.

Using carnelian: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "carnelian" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She wore a necklace made of carnelian beads.

  • Example

    The ancient Egyptians believed that carnelian had protective powers.

Phrases with carnelian

  • a small stone with a design carved into it, used to make an impression in wax or clay as a signature or symbol of authority

    Example

    The king's carnelian seal was found in the ruins of the palace.

  • a ring made of carnelian stone

    Example

    She inherited her grandmother's carnelian ring.

  • a piece of jewelry worn around the neck, made of carnelian stone

    Example

    The carnelian pendant matched her earrings perfectly.

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Summary: carnelian in Brief

Carnelian [kahr-nee-lee-uhn] is a reddish-brown translucent variety of chalcedony used in jewelry. It is often used to make beads, rings, and pendants. Carnelian seals were used in ancient times to make impressions in wax or clay as a signature or symbol of authority.