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cinnamon stone
cinnamon stone
noun
another name for hessonite
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Word History and Origins
Origin of cinnamon stone1
First recorded in 1795–1805
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At Belligam, a short distance eastward from Galle, there is a large detached rock, two thirds of which is composed of the gem known as cinnamon stone.
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The hessonite garnets are frequently brownish red and are sometimes called "cinnamon stones."
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Like the others, it has a number of sub-varieties, the chief being the "cinnamon stone," which is one of great beauty and value when perfect.
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The cinnamon stone is a crystal of a rich yellowish-brown tint, but little prized in Ceylon.
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