Opaline

She took the name partly because the New Age was coming, and people were calling themselves things like "Opaline" and "Amethyst of the Seventh Lesbian Tribe."

Beginner's Pluck 2008

The rhythm section is also very accomplished and all comes together exquisitely on 'Opaline'.

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Try Cobalt or Opaline -- Dior's names for electric blue and stark white.

Color Me Blue, Red, Whatever 2008

Whether the Opaline stone in this were burnt upon the finger of the dead, or cast into the fire by some affectionate friend, it will consist with either custom.

Hydriotaphia, or Urn-burial 2007

Foie Gras Glazed in Egyptian Honey, Opaline of Nori: a torchon of foie on top of a fig with sweetness from the honey all contrasted by the slightest vegetal bite of the nori crisp.

Gilt: 433 homonymillian stars 2006

Foie Gras Glazed in Egyptian Honey, Opaline of Nori: a torchon of foie on top of a fig with sweetness from the honey all contrasted by the slightest vegetal bite of the nori crisp.

Augieland: 2006

Opaline, Milk of Beauty, etc., etc. [FN#159] Commentators compare this incident with the biblical story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife and with the old Egyptian romance and fairy tale of the brothers Anapon and Saton dating from the fourteenth century, the days of Pharaoh Ramses Miamun

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Whether the Opaline stone in this were burnt upon the finger of the dead, or cast into the fire by some affectionate friend, it will consist with either custom.

Religio Medici, Hydriotaphia, and the Letter to a Friend 1643

Aside from the striking appearance of our Opaline pearl Lexus LS 460, the car had a very comfortable ride and the seating position made for a clear view of the road.

Top Speed Terence Keon 2009

Opaline silica, said Arvidson, and more evidence of past water.

Planetary Society Daily Almanac 2009