November Birthstone
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The birthstones for November are topaz and citrine. Topaz comes in various colors and measures 8 on the Mohs hardness scale. It is mined in many countries around the world and was believed by ancient cultures to have various powers. Citrine is a variety of quartz that ranges in color from yellow to brown and is produced mainly in Brazil, Argentina, and Russia. It was thought to have healing properties such as increasing self-esteem and clarity of thought.
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The December birth flower is the narcissus. According to Greek mythology, narcissus was a hunter who was proud of his beauty. Upon seeing his reflection in a pool, he fell in and drowned, giving rise to the term "narcissism." The narcissus has various symbolic meanings depending on culture, representing both vanity and wealth. It has also been used medicinally and is cultivated in several European regions.
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Here are some key ways the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: Size of field should match the development stage. For U9-12, a smaller-sided field (e.g. 40x30 yards) is appropriate.
- GAME/ACTIVITY RULES: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be modified if needed. For example, limit number of touches or restrict dribbling in certain areas.
- OBJECTIVES OF TRAINING: The game should reinforce objectives from earlier stages. Coaches can also set additional objectives like applying a tactic or working on a specific skill under pressure.
- DEVELOPMENT STAGE OF ATH
2013 e guidebook
Here are some key points about how the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- Physical Environment: Size of field should match the development stage of the athletes and objectives of training. For U9-U12, a smaller-sided field is appropriate.
- Game/Activity Rules: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be simple/clear for the age. For U9-U12, limit rules to essentials like offside.
- Objectives of Training: The game should allow players to apply techniques/tactics practiced in Stages I-III. Objectives may include dribbling to beat opponents or passing combinations.
- Development Stage of Athletes: The game
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The month of falling autumn and the cold breeze of winter entering by the end of November. November is the bridge of two seasons and for both seasons there is two stone for the November born people
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The February birth flower is the violet. The violet has been used historically in mythology, paintings and literature. It is associated with St. Valentine's Day through a legend where St. Valentine used crushed violet blossoms to make ink while imprisoned. Violet symbolizes love, truth, humility and faithfulness. It has been adopted as the state flower in four U.S. states and was believed by medieval herbalists and Romans to have medicinal properties.
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2013 e guidebook for E course
Here are some key ways the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: Size of field should match the development stage. For U9-12, a smaller-sided field (e.g. 40x30 yards) is appropriate.
- GAME/ACTIVITY RULES: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be modified if needed. For example, limit number of touches or restrict dribbling in certain areas.
- OBJECTIVES OF TRAINING: The game should reinforce objectives from earlier stages. Coaches can also set additional objectives like applying a tactic or working on a specific skill under pressure.
- DEVELOPMENT STAGE OF ATH
2013 e guidebook
Here are some key points about how the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- Physical Environment: Size of field should match the development stage of the athletes and objectives of training. For U9-U12, a smaller-sided field is appropriate.
- Game/Activity Rules: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be simple/clear for the age. For U9-U12, limit rules to essentials like offside.
- Objectives of Training: The game should allow players to apply techniques/tactics practiced in Stages I-III. Objectives may include dribbling to beat opponents or passing combinations.
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rom shining rubies and sapphires to emeralds and diamonds, many precious gems have been discovered around the world and many more are probably yet to come. These gemstones are often associated with the months and zodiac signs of the wearer and are therefore called birthstones. People are asked to wear these stones in a particular metal to take advantage of them.
Additionally, because of their royal aura and extraordinary charm, wearing or possessing birthstone jewelery is a highly coveted style that has been in vogue since the time of the Egyptian pharaohs.
So, whether you wear them to harness their energy and benefits or because they give a classy look to your outfit, birthstone jewelry deserves all the space in your jewellery.
Also, if you are the owner of exclusive fine pieces like this one or want to gift them to your loved ones, our list of some of the most spectacular birthstones is all you need. But before getting to that, how do you know which birthstone is suitable for you?
As the name suggests, birthstones are commonly associated with the months you are born in. They are also based on zodiac signs and are classified into modern and traditional birthstones. Thus, you can choose yours from either type.
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May birthstone
The birthstone for May is the emerald, which gets its name from Greek, Old French, or Sanskrit words meaning "green gemstone." Emeralds have been mined since 1500 BC in Egypt, India, and Austria. They are a variety of beryl containing beryllium, aluminum, silicon, oxygen, and forming six-sided symmetrical crystals. Emeralds range in color from light to dark green and their main producers are Colombia and Zambia. They are believed to have healing properties and were symbols of nature, resurrection, and foresight. Emeralds are graded based on their color, cut, clarity, and crystal structure.
UNIVERSE MULTINATIONAL LIMITED GEMSTONE introduction
This document provides information about natural gemstones from Universe Multinational Limited Gemstone in Lagos, Nigeria. It defines natural gemstones as minerals, organic matter, or stones that can be used for adornment in their natural, uncut state. The document then discusses various properties and meanings associated with several different types of natural gemstones, including sapphire, aquamarine, ruby, and their suitability for various uses such as healing, magic, and jewelry. Technical details are also provided about the composition and qualities of these gemstones.
June birthstone
The document discusses the three June birthstones: pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone. Pearls have a hardness of 2.5-4.5 on the Mohs scale while alexandrite is one of the harder gemstones at 8.5. Moonstone has a hardness of 6.0. Alexandrite is rare and changes color from green to red in different lighting. Moonstone derives its name from the visual effect created as light passes through its layered feldspar structure, and it is found in various colors and locations around the world.
June Birthstone
The document discusses the three June birthstones: pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone. Pearls have a hardness of 2.5-4.5 on the Mohs scale while alexandrite is one of the harder gemstones at 8.5. Moonstones have a hardness of 6.0. Alexandrite is rare and changes color from green to red in different lighting. Moonstone is named for its sheen caused by light diffraction through feldspar layers and is found in various colors. It was believed by Romans to come from solidified moon rays.
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- 2. The birthstone for the month of November is Topaz and Citrine. The name comes from the Greek word ‘topazios’ which was the name of an island in the Red Sea, but there is also evidence that traces the name back the the Indian ancient language of Sanskrit and the word ‘topas’ or ‘tapaz’ which means ‘fire.’ Citrine was named after the French word ‘citron’ which translated to ‘lemon’ although the stone is more golden in colour than lemon yellow. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 3. About Topaz Topaz measures 8 on the Mohs hardness scale. There have been a number of large topazes with blue ones weighing 100-kilometres found in 1964 in the Ukraine. And the most famous is a large one set in the Portuguese Crown named the ‘Braganza’ which was at first believed to be a diamond. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 4. Topaz is an aluminum and fluorine silicate mineral, which comes in various colors including: Blue Brown Orange Grey Yellow Green Pink Reddish pink A colourless variety is considered pure topaz. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 5. Topaz is mined in: Russia Afghanistan Sri Lanka Czech Republic Norway Pakistan Germany Sweden Italy Japan Brazil Mexico Australia Nigeria United States Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 6. Folklore Points to the Topaz Topaz includes the ability to bring great strength, as was believed by ancient Greeks. During the Renaissance in Europe topaz was believed to relieve anger and dispel evil spells. In India, the gem was supposed to bring long life, beauty and intelligence if worn above the heart. Ancient Egyptians thought the golden glow from the Sun God Ra coloured the stone and Romans connected it to their Sun God Jupiter. In the Middle Ages, it was believed that the cosmos were reflected in the topaz and the gem was assigned to the planet Venus. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 7. Healing powers connected to Topaz Improving eyesight. The curing of insomnia, asthma and hemorrhages. The gem was also believed to change colours when near poisoned food or drink. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 8. About Citrine Citrine is a variety of quartz and can be found in colours ranging from yellow to brown. It measures 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Citrine, known as the ‘stone of the mind,’ was used in ancient cultures that believed it increased psychic powers if placed on the forehead. It has also been called the ‘merchants stone’ or the ‘success stone’ where the placement of one in a cash register was said to bring about much luck in sales thereby generating increased revenue. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 9. Producers of Citrine Brazil is the major producer of citrine. Argentina Russia Bolivia Scotland France Uruguay Madagascar Spain Burma Zambia Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com
- 10. Healing properties connected to Citrine Increasing self-esteem, , protection from negative thoughts, the opening of the mind to new ideas as well as clarity of thought. It was also used to assist with digestion, calming of nerves, relief from depression and was believed to bring joy and love to whoever owned one. It was believed to assist with thyroid disorders, heart, liver and kidney issues and was supposed to be very powerful in helping one overcome various physical addictions, fears and phobias. Created by: www.birthstonebrilliance.com