Oblečení a Móda - Drahokamy
Zde se naučíte názvy různých druhů drahokamů v angličtině, jako jsou "smaragd", "opal" a "korál".
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a hard, yellow-to-brown translucent fossil resin, often used in jewelry
jantar, zkamenělá pryskyřice
a clear semi-precious gemstone that is a crystallized quartz, with a violet to purple range of color
ametyst, ametystový kámen
a clear semi-precious gemstone consisting beryllium, with a light blue to green range of color
akvamarín, aquamarine
a hard, often pink or red substance produced by marine invertebrates, used in jewelry and ornaments
korál
a transparent green beryl valued as a gemstone
smaragd, smaragdový kámen
a precious or semi-precious piece of stone cut and polished to make items of jewelry
drahokam, klenot
a semi-precious gemstone that takes a high polish and is green, consisting of jadeite or nephrite
nefrit, jadeit
a precious or semi-precious piece of stone cut and polished to make items of jewelry
šperk, drahokam
an artificial stone made of crystal glass or acrylic to look like diamond, used on clothes and in making cheap jewelry
strass, umělý kámen
a semi-precious gemstone that is softer than quartz and its white color shifts under the light, used in jewelry making
opal
a hard shiny piece of mass that is shaped like a ball inside the shell of an oyster and is a highly valuable gem
perla, perleť
a blue-to-green mineral made of copper aluminum phosphate, often used as a gemstone
tyrkys, tyrkysový kámen
a precious red gemstone, a variety of corundum, ranging from crimson to pink
rubín, rubín
a clear and precious gemstone consisting corundum that is usually blue but comes in many other colors except red
safír, drahokam modré barvy
a rock that can be cut, polished, and used in jewelry
kámen, drahokam
a rock or mineral formed by the solidification of a substance, with regularly repeating internal structure and often distinct external faces
krystal, krystal
a small piece of jewelry with a short metal post that is pierced into a part of the body
náušnice, piercing
a piece of jewelry, decorated by gemstones, resembling a small crown worn on the front of the head by women
tiára, diadém
a precious gemstone, particularly a diamond, that is cut with numerous facets to reflect light and create a dazzling appearance
briliant, drahokam
a gemstone that typically ranges in color from yellow-green to olive-green and is composed of the mineral olivine
peridot, olivín
a type of feldspar mineral that exhibits a unique adularescence effect, giving it a distinct glow or shimmer that appears to move across the surface of the stone
měsíční kámen, adular
a type of chalcedony mineral characterized by its banded patterns and a hardness of 6.5-7 on the Mohs scale
achát, achátový kámen
a silicate mineral that is valued as a gemstone, typically yellow to yellow-brown in color but can also be blue, green, pink, or clear
topaz, drahokam topaz
a mineral gemstone that typically exhibits shades of red, but can also appear in other colors such as green, orange, and brown
granát, granátový kámen
a yellow to brownish quartz that is used as a gemstone
citrín, citrínový křemen
a mineral that typically occurs in various colors and is used as a gemstone in jewelry
turmalín, minerál
a rectangular-cut gemstone, usually a diamond, with step-like facets along the top and sides
bageta, bagetový diamant
a naturally occurring, extremely hard crystalline form of carbon, prized as a gemstone
diamant, diamant
a black or dark-colored variety of chalcedony, a type of cryptocrystalline quartz, often used as a gemstone or for decorative purposes
onyx, onyxový kámen
