Chrysoberyl
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 20
BeAl2O4. Yellowish green, frequently transparent mineral, nearly as hard as corundum, and esteemed as a gem. An emerald-green variety found in the Ural Mts. is known as Alexandrite, a glucinum aluminate. It is found in the U. S., but not often in handsome specimens.
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