jargoon
- noun
- /ˈdʒɑrˌgun/
- Specialized
- The jeweler examined the jargoon closely to assess its clarity and color.
Examples
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Some collectors seek rare gemstones like jargoon for their unique appearance.
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She wore a beautiful jargoon pendant.
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Among her collection was a beautiful jargoon ring set in silver.
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The jargoons in the display case sparkled under the lights.
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Among her collection was a beautiful jargoon ring set in silver.
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Some collectors seek rare gemstones like jargoon for their unique appearance.
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The jeweler examined the jargoon closely to assess its clarity and color.
Synonyms
A clear or pale yellow gem made from the mineral zircon
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word jargoon comes from the Persian word zargun, built on zar meaning 'gold', because some of these zircons can have a pale yellow or golden shine. So the name points to the gem's colour and helps you remember this pale yellow or smoky variety of zircon.