ruby silver
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of ruby silver
First recorded in 1875–80
Example Sentences
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These red fluores, to employ the words just used by you, are the ruby silver which you showed us before.
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The native grey sulphuret of silver, and the ruby silver ore, both presented the same phenomena.
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Ru′by-blende, a clear red variety of zinc sulphide: ruby silver; Ru′by-tail, a gold-wasp, or cuckoo-fly.—adj.
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Processes of secondary enrichment have in places yielded large quantities of oxidized silver minerals and wood tin near the surface, with accumulations of ruby silver ores at greater depths.
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