garnet

The man might very well be useful, if he had garnets.

It stained her fingers with the color of garnets and blood.

Garnets rest in love about my neck; I will be faithful.

I looked up into his dark eyes as clear as garnets.

The garnets were brought up from somewhere below for sorting and trade with the outside world.

On the way he also tells of an old crater that is filled with garnets.

She has pink garnets for eyes and her birthday is on January 8.

I want more than the few garnets you may have brought,' the man said. '

This design remains in use today, though garnets are used instead of rubies.

The garnets were such a dark red that from just a few feet away they blended in with the surrounding stone.

One man stood out amid the steady grind for garnets.

He found garnets in several places on the peak.

Later, Sniff visits the crater, to get garnets for himself.

In the shadows her coronal of hair was darker than garnets.

In fact, they can even be small garnets.

Among the native stones found are ruby, sapphire, and garnets.

"Another couple of garnets," she muttered, "but I'll take the pin."

She pulled out a long hairpin, set with rubies or perhaps garnets.

There are many different kinds of garnets, containing different metals.

It came up again with several hundred garnets.

There are different kinds of abrasive garnets which can be divided based on their origin.

Clusters of crushed garnets made spots upon its back.

"I believe I'll give the garnets back," he announced.

They are mostly minerals, such as olivine, garnets, ruby, and many others.

An upper level to the prison houses the less dangerous criminals where the garnets are fashioned.