There are crystals for love life woes, crystals that will boost your energy, even crystals believed to ward off ghosts.
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So the people who sell crystals need to get crystals.
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For example, protective crystals absorb negativity while prosperity crystals attract positivity and success.
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Researchers have organized bacteria into flowing crystals that resemble the liquid crystals in modern displays.
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As the temperature drops, the water begins to turn into ice crystals at many different locations, and those crystals grow until they begin to intersect with the other ice crystals.
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Instead of using many smaller NMC crystals as the cathode, this battery relies on larger crystals.
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" Utzerath's article, "5 Healing Crystals to Help Your Dog," advocates for having "Fido choose his own crystals.
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The idea was to make crystals out of a molecule and then bombard the crystals with X-rays.
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The majority of the crystals are black, with red crystals used to spell out "SV" on the car's sides.
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The candy castle also has 21-meter high spires covered in crystals; there are 225,200 crystals in the entire display.
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They are simply crystals of carbon, albeit crystals of a type that needs a fair amount of pressure to form.
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But not all crystals are created equal; in this case, the students wanted just those crystals that had a higher melting point.
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All of my friends were bringing me healing crystals and they really helped, so crystals were my main inspiration for these fragrances.
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Though all salt crystals are produced by evaporating water from saltwater brine, the pace of evaporation determines the shape those crystals take.
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At the plant in the 2,000-hectare (4,900-acre) industrial park, Tsingshan and its partners aim to produce 8003,000 tonnes of nickel sulphate crystals, 13,000 tonnes of cobalt sulphate crystals, and 27,000 tonnes of manganese sulphate crystals per year, he said.
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How they did it: Silicon crystals contain radioactive uranium and thorium whose decay can be used to determine the age of the crystals.
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Based on other crystals she's studied, Moseley expected her tests to show that the crystals in Shatter Cave are about 30,000 years old.
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Read these stories next:The Crystals You Need For A Dreamier Bedroom — & How To Use ThemThese Dark Crystals Might Be The Most Necessary6 Ways To Cleanse Your Healing Crystals Mystery MountainWhy we love it: This fourth-generation family business based in the UK came into being when founder Terry Weber took an interest in the healing properties of crystals, herbs, and more.
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In other words, even though synthetic crystals require natural ingredients, their production makes a much, much smaller impact on the environment than natural crystals.
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Jingxiang Yang, a postdoctoral researcher at N.Y.U., started growing DDT crystals and found not only the expected crystals but also more jumbled, chaotic patterns.
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Related: An Artist Is Turning Spit into Crystals Stunning Micro-Crystals Are Nature's Stained Glass Mosaics Creating The Microscopic Art Of Jon Hopkins' Immunity
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Nayak agreed both groups presented evidence of the crystals he and others theorized, but we still need to know just how stable these crystals are.
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The nanoribbon also helps hydrogen enter and exit the magnesium crystals quickly while boxing out oxygen, which competes with hydrogen for space in the crystals.
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In regular crystals, atoms arrange themselves in lattices, so you could say that they prefer to be located in a certain point of space—space crystals.
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Don't forget her Dylanlex jewelry: a $555 crystals and pearls necklace as well as a $390 antique silver plated choker studded with Swarovski crystals and pearls.
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In the outermost layers of the crystals they found telltale changes in the crystal's composition, meaning the crystals were suddenly exposed to different temperatures and pressures.
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Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today pulls together over 220 objects from multiple eras and continents for this millennia-spanning survey on artists' use of crystals.
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Each of those ice crystals independently have an ordered crystalline structure, but this pattern is broken at the boundaries where they intersect with other ice crystals.
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Ordinary (passive) liquid crystals have catalyzed a multibillion-dollar display industry, and some active-matter physicists hope that living liquid crystals could likewise lead to new technologies.
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Moonrise Crystals Why we love it: Thanks to its "Earth to pocket" mission, this shop tells you exactly where your crystals are coming from when you order.
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It took over 1,000 hours for the Champagne-hued, off-the-shoulder jumpsuit to get spangled to the hilt with Swarovski crystals — 1,692,000 crystals, to be exact.
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They published a pair of papers on creating and measuring the time crystals in Physical Review Letters and Physical Review B.Before the Yale experiment, scientists weren't even sure that time crystals could exist in a physically ordered system, aka, regular crystals, according to a commentary in the journal Physics.
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Pulling inspiration from the gunmetal and the diamanté crystals on Delevingne's metallic Chanel suit, Soleimani painted the star's head silver, adding crystals down the side of her face.
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The crystals typically form in four to eight minutes and the colors form instantly as the crystals are removed from the molten pot and react to the atmosphere.
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Igor Aronson, a physicist at Pennsylvania State University who adds bacteria to ordinary liquid crystals to create hybrid active-passive materials, suggests another kind of application: Bacterial liquid crystals could help simulate how bacteria interact with biological materials such as mucus, which has properties similar to those of liquid crystals.
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Lana Del Rey has tweeted out the best dates for spell-casting and Urban Outfitters now sells crystals (and perfume with crystals in it), spell books, and tarot cards.
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She also has a book about crystals coming out next year and hosts special events about crystals and stones for the likes of Givenchy, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Barneys.
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A fusion of metallic prints and projected videos depicting meditative ceremonies incorporating quartz crystals and laser light, Crystals and Lasers functioned as a spiritual retreat of sorts for visitors.
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A fusion of metallic prints and projected videos depicting meditative ceremonies incorporating quartz crystals and laser light, Crystals and Lasers functioned as a spiritual retreat of sorts for visitors.
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In the first phase, they heated the chocolate until it was a liquid, with no more crystals, then cooled it down just enough so that a few crystals started to form.
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Inspired by the healing crystals gifted to KKW as a way to help clear her mind after the horrifying Paris robbery last year, crystals were the clear motivation for the packaging.
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Read these stories next:7 Crystal Shops To Browse When Your Collection Needs ExpandingThese Dark Crystals Might Be The Most NecessaryThe Crystals You Need For A Dreamier Bedroom — & How To Use Them
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One user had posted publicly, asking for help with their crystals, and fretting that they'd callously misused them: "Does anyone else notice that the crystals themselves are despairing and hurting?" this witch.
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You can also eventually collect ISO-8 crystals, which replaces gear from the previous games (and works just like armor in other RPGs); equipping these crystals confers a variety of stat boosts.
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" She's just lying there looking up at the crystals and she's touching some of them with her foot, and she says, "Gary, why do I have a billion crystals above my bed?
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Not only is Pratt often memed for his obsession and love of crystals (fun fact: Montag was actually into collecting crystals first, having grown up in outdoorsy Crested Butte, Colorado), but he also has an eponymous crystal line of his own with InnerVision Crystals called Spencer Pratt Rocks — so yes, he does know what he's talking about.
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" And what would a Los Angeles store be without the requisite display of pricey crystals, which although you may consider her to be the consummate New Yorker, Ashley confesses, "Yes, [I collect crystals].
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It'll be available through special order and includes Swarovski crystals.
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Eccentric: He wants to put healing crystals in each window.
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When these crystals move, the color that they express changes.
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In short, time crystals are completely esoteric and totally revolutionary.
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Why spend all this time trying to understand time crystals?
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Despite their name, time crystals are relatively easy to understand.
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DRINQS will fund research for more than just time crystals.
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Conspiracy theorists and mystics drop in colloidal silver and crystals.
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Buying sage and crystals aren't going to change your life.
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Crystals still play a big role in their life today.
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That's good news because ice crystals are lethal to cells.
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The bodice of Lima's gown was also covered in crystals.
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His devotion to healing crystals is apparently still very strong.
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Ahead, we've rounded up six ways to cleanse your crystals.
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Shopping for healing crystals is overwhelming, to say the least.
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It even works as a cleanser for your own crystals.
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The train was decorated with black and red Swarovski crystals.
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Dailey says those are either sugar crystals or flat globules.
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Mmhmm. There's this crystal... Um… Oh, there are two crystals!
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Those big sparkling gems you see are actual Swarovski crystals.
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Currently, the obsessive focus of my tyrannical mind is crystals.
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BROADLY: When did you first start your journey with crystals?
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And it still features pavé crystals for a sparkly finish.
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These crystals don't do anything except entertain my handsy cat.
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When frostbite strikes, ice crystals can form on the skin.
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The air was full of light colorless crystals flying slantwise.
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Spookily beautiful, these crystals help you reimagine space and time.
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After that, the crystals are pulverized and put into tubes.
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Even easier than candle magic is the art of crystals.
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Hanekamp's baths consist of different combinations of crystals and flowers.
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All those Swarovski crystals really do add up, I guess.
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Skaters often decorated spandex costumes with crystals to stand out.
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LouLou Black Velvet Dress with Crystals, $1,6563, available at Shop.LouLouTheBrand.
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She comes every payday and buys crystals by the handful.
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Under the microscope he saw sheets of tiny, needlelike crystals.
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Hands, like the crystals Pasteur would eventually discover, are chiral.
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Her black guitar was also covered in 70,000 Swarovski crystals.
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We know that crystals are sometimes mined in unethical ways.
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Perhaps you'll be inspired to create crystals of your own.
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Fish have a few large crystals, each called an otolith.
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Most of us associate liquid crystals with LCD computer monitors.
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Small, plate-shaped ice crystals form in the frigid water below the ice shelf, and as these crystals float up, they "bump into" particles of glacier flour and carry them into the ice shelf.
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It's actually one of the few crystals believed to be able to cleanse other crystals and is named after the ancient Greek moon goddess Selene, thus associating it with lunar cycles and the divine feminine.
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Some then pass over the ponds where the gypsum crystals are growing, pluck crystals out of those ponds, carry them the 5km to the dunes, and then dissipate, dropping their loads on the accumulating heaps.
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Given the antithetical nature of mass-mined crystals (objects that are thought to bring the user peace probably shouldn't be the result of human and ecological strife), lab-grown crystals look pretty good by comparison.
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It's important also to remember that crystals are tools, and healing and progress with crystals requires you to be willing to put in the work mentally, physically, and emotionally to see the growth you desire.
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The government could regulate the flow of crystals—as it does with diamonds—to ensure only responsibly-mined stones are allowed to enter the country, or it could implement sustainable mining regulations for healing crystals.
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The impacts of extracting crystals are admittedly low compared to those of industrial gold, copper, granite, or rare earth mining, but crystals have gone from a new-age fad to a multi-billion dollar industry.
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But Dr. Benison, who found living algae and bacteria inside the crystals in Chile, is also interested in extreme life and how it can be preserved for thousands of years and transported via gypsum crystals.
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At minus 2 degrees Celsius he can make triangular snow crystals.
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The allure of crystals is a tale as old as time.
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Fourteen karat gold chandeliers with Swarovski crystals hang from the ceilings.
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Light takes on wacky properties when confined to these photonic crystals.
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Scientists Finally Observed Time Crystals—But What the Hell Are They?
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But the gypsum in question includes crystals more than 20cm long.
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Read these stories next:Should You Add Crystals To Your Beauty Routine?
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For reference, last year's displayed featured a relatively modest 200,000 crystals.
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And the surfaces are covered with these very, very small crystals.
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If you're actually into crystals, be sure to clear them first.
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"If you don't like crystals, don't mess with them," Lanyadoo says.
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Crystals are involved, and an hour session costs more than $200.
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Some caress crystals or each other in gently writhing "snuggle puddles".
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When So Sad Today came out I became obsessed with crystals.
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There are raw crystals, tumbled stones, pyramids, wands, spheres, and more.
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Of course, plenty of crystals were involved for that look, too.
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Sometimes Gruyère has crystals in it from lactic acid and calcium.
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It featured handmade lace crystals and pearls made by Lucy Price.
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The enamel consists of nanoscale crystals embedded in the surrounding structure.
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I want a royal wedding — all white with diamonds and crystals.
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Then, as a paranormal explorer (her office is full of crystals).
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When the dry ice melted, the crystals collapsed back into water.
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Or the kinds of crystals that can bend a smartphone screen.
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Detector materials include liquid xenon, sodium crystals, and ultra-cold germanium.
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These dark, shiny crystals, weighing about 220 pounds, are called ingots.
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It's chock full of information about the healing properties of crystals.
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Then I was like, 'I'm filling the whole bedroom with crystals!
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Never knew fent was supposed to be such beautiful, glistening crystals.
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Related Video: Read More:Should You Add Crystals To Your Beauty Routine?
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If you look carefully, snow is tiny crystals of frozen water.
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I charge all the crystals myself, usually they have crystal tails.
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After years of hiatus, I've become addicted to buying crystals again.
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The little crystals, however, are not being created during the eruption.
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I love the colors of the stones, I love the crystals.
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White salt crystals are technically a combination of sodium and chloride.
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Simply place your crystals on a windowsill under the new moon.
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These ice crystals hold a remarkable quantity of natural methane gas.
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When the water is on, it looks like it's raining crystals.
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In total, over 270,000 Swarovski crystals were used in this project.
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"I do not grow any crystals," Montgomery tells The Creators Project.
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If you connect with crystals, citrine and amethyst are wonderful choices.
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I love cleansing my chakras and getting crystals and lighting candles.
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When he gave us the crystals, was it about the structure?
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He orders a sofa from Japan specially inlaid with Swarovski crystals.
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A Gibson guitar encrusted with 70,000 jet hematite Swarovski crystals. Wowza!
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Can we be more thoughtful about where magical crystals come from?
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Multiple translucent crystals fit the bill, namely calcite, cordierite and tourmaline.
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There were bigger crystals but not clean, not good for faceting.
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Then she lays the crystals on pressure points of the body.
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Now we have thousands of Swarovski crystals; it's Disney-princess time.
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Those crystals, based on a quick field test, were from methamphetamine.
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Well, aside from the Swarovski crystals spelling out FOODGOD on top.
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Porcelain figurines, stuffed dolls, crystals, chalices, and talismans covered every surface.
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Vergara's maroon dress featured silver crystals beaded from top to bottom.
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American Girl's holiday doll costs $5,000 She's covered in Swarovski crystals.
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Maha Rose's crystal shop sells both of these calcium carbonate crystals.
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Well, either way, Stone is here to offer knowledge about crystals.
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Stupi's criss-cross halter gown featured crystals running down one side.
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Barbara Alston (1943–2018), singer and founder member of the Crystals.
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Eventually, they upgraded from their starter kit gems to Swarovski crystals.
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Zip-up ski tops with crystalline patterns composed of actual crystals.
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Just like physics allows for the spontaneous formation of crystals, whose periodicity breaks the symmetry of space, so too should it allow for the spontaneous formation of time crystals, whose periodicity break the symmetry of time.
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This suspicion was reinforced, she explains in a paper just published in Geology, when she compared the internal bands marking stages of the growth of crystals from the dunes with those of crystals from the ponds.
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Crystalline, a high fire process during which crystals grow in the glaze according to very specific firing schedules, is one of Almeda's favorite finishes, "but the scale of the crystals was always too large," he explains.
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" This is nonsense, and any reference to electricity in crystals (like piezoelectricity, when charge accumulates on some structures in response to physical stress) is neither exclusive to crystals nor relevant to healing or enlivening drinking water. ("Ha!
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By attaching fluorescent tags to individual protein molecules, he can see exactly where they go and how they stymie the growth of ice crystals by attaching themselves to incipient crystals in ways that stop them extending themselves.
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The attraction is very much a "world" of crystals; spanning nearly 18 acres, it comprises a crystal garden, an ice passage, mirrored-art installations, and now, its newest addition: a carousel made with 15 million Swarovski crystals.
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Unlike normal crystals, you can't hold a time crystal in your hand.
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I've dabbled in simple, non-flaky meditation for years—no crystals, please!
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Those crystals interfere with the path of electrons and ruin the image.
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Scientists think crystals, like diamonds, might not distort the information so much.
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The diamonds could be sprinkled as crystals found uniformly throughout the cratons.
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In time crystals, atoms prefer to exist in certain intervals of time.
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Essentially, the scientists have been able to hollow out the sugar crystals.
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Its bezel is bejeweled with no less than 68 Swarovski Zirconia crystals.
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For Gigi Hadid, it's the little things — that is, tiny little crystals.
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But you decided to pursue the possibility of natural quasi-crystals, right?
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In case you missed it, Spencer Pratt loves hummingbirds (and also crystals).
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Everywhere we look celebrities are gushing about the effectiveness of healing crystals.
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The flowing, one-sleeve dress featured sparkling crystals and a Grecian cut.
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We used fake crystals that we ripped off a child's tiara. Recycling!
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With crystals running from top to bottom, this design doesn't hold back.
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Because these viruses have a rod-like structure, they're almost like crystals.
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When FuzzBodies touch the crystals, they're cured; regular people just steal them.
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This destroys the unwanted crystals (like those with a lower melting point).
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Its ice cream had a pronounced creaminess with very few ice crystals.
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Crystals have different vibrations and energies and they really help me work.
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Some healing crystals are great to have around no matter the situation.
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"There are so many flowers and candles and crystals everywhere," she said.
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She chose an ethereal white Georges Chakra halter gown embellished with crystals.
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They run from $1500-3000, a cost that includes those pricey crystals.
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It took 100 hours to make and featured 3,000 hand-sewn crystals.
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By comparison, shopping for specifically lab-grown crystals seems pretty stress-free.
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I began hiding the old crystals and replacing them with newer ones.
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Quantum dots are semiconductor crystals 10,000 times finer than a human hair.
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She also got a blinged out purse complete with 1,200 Swarovski crystals!
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Little known fact: Scallops have eyes, and they're made out of crystals.
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Laqué added large teardrop crystals to each nail for even more sparkle.
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As a means to an end, there's nothing necessarily wrong with crystals.
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I've gone to a shaman, bought the crystals, and said the affirmations.
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Sometimes the crystals can be simply weathered out from old lava rocks.
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Are the dancers impersonating the crystals, or is the crystal a guise?
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Apparently this process creates a smooth, creamy ice cream without ice crystals.
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Pratt went from collecting crystals to making a business out of them.
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Clusters of crystals and gold came together to form heavenly modern bracelets.
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Spiritual materialism isn't just about the purchase of crystals and expensive candles.
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So do the powers promoted by these cyber-mystical crystals truly work?
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He still loves crystals, but not as much as he used to.
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She spent the next 21 days applying 3,000 Swarovski crystals by hand.
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Crystals, however, are not a treatment option for your pet, Barrack warns.
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Other microbes even breathe uranium and expel the waste as teeny crystals.
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Eventually this excess waste can form small, sharp crystals, which clump together.
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To perform "Empire," Shakira added a skirt adorned with feathers and crystals.
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Lizzo's manicurist affixed crystals to her nails, hanging one off each finger.
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Perhaps your co-worker has ornamented her cubicle with rose quartz crystals?
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Victoria Beckham and Gwyneth Paltrow count bags of crystals among their accessories.
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In his early research, Dr. Mansfield developed N.M.R. techniques to study crystals.
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"And the crystals mostly melt when they hit anything," Dr. Libbrecht said.
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Williams made history in a pink halter-style gown embellished with crystals.
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Some were decked with Swarovski crystals or a mohawk of peacock feathers.
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Utah and Vermont get good crystals, but most states are too warm.
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But the salt crystals were not always part of the meteorites themselves.
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While these ear crystals are sticky, they aren't actually embedded in anything.
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The first is that I would suffer severely without my ear crystals.
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Calcium crystals in the inner ear look like a boulder-strewn panorama.
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It shows images of a kaleidoscope of healing crystals on one page.
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If I concentrated, I could feel ice crystals forming in my toes.
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Dresses gleamed with head-to-toe sequins, crystals and even LED lights.
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Those crystals will dissolve, however, if they are placed in an acid.
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For the appliqués, Stiles used smoke-colored Swarovski crystals in various sizes, because she thought having white crystals would be too harsh a contrast to Langford's lilac eye look and too matchy-matchy with the remarkable pearl stars.
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"Before, crystals made me broke, and now, crystals are making me rich," Spencer said, unfazed by his wife, who was whipping her high ponytail around and lip-syncing to an imaginary microphone in the middle of their bedroom.
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If he grows the crystals under high humidity levels, eccentric side branches emerge.
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He's just a guy who loves jiujitsu, healing crystals, and his tiny dogs.
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Then, while studying with a spiritual teacher, Cuccia developed an interest in crystals.
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" Stephen Colbert said she wanted to fix America "with crystals and bee pollen.
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Covered in 30,000 Swarovski crystals, the bag is definitely worthy of an heiress.
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The plant has light-controlling crystals inside its cells to help with photosynthesis.
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Yvonne finds the LeFevres' friend Ruth (Lily Taylor) placing crystals throughout their home.
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Whereas onstage, we've got lights and crystals all over our faces and costumes.
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It will be a long time before time crystals find any practical application.
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Last year, two teams announced that they'd created the long-sought time crystals.
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For those curious about crystals, McCann says there's no bad time to start.
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A gown that leaves her essentially nude, with only Swarovski crystals covering her?
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While the crystals are tiny, putting together the design was no small feat.
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She thus suspected that these ponds are the source of the dunes' crystals.
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That suggested crystals are somehow being transported from the ponds to the dunes.
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Your book is all about how you proved the existence of quasi-crystals.
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We found nine or 10 grains of similar material, which were quasi-crystals.
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It's not the first time Radionova has encrusted a luxury car with crystals.
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In 2015, she reportedly covered her Mercedes-Benz CLS with 1 million crystals.
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The corset bodice features plenty of lace detailing, pearls, and Swarovski crystals throughout.
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It can take hours or even days for the crystals to take shape.
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"Theatrical glitter" and the aforementioned Swarovski crystals gave the look a shimmering finish.
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Photonic crystals—opals are a naturally occurring example—do this for light waves.
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The faster the mixture freezes, the less time ice crystals have to form.
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How exactly do you get authentic Swarovski crystals onto a pair of leggings?
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So many Hollywood stars are passionate about crystals, but do they actually work?
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Soon after the embryo ingests the liquid, protein crystals develop within its midgut.
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When the water dries up, the two elements can rejoin and form crystals.
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This extra water vapor freezes, creating ice crystals that form the noctilucent clouds.
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We swung by to check out the healing crystals and outfits on display.
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For people well-versed in using crystals, this is hardly a new thing.
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The bacteria likely picked up the crystals from sediments along the sea bed.
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Rather, graduate student Frederik Vanmeert instantly recognized the distinctive signature of wax crystals.
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Those crystals are coming back, but not until they've been fixed, um, somehow.
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The Roman's secret: the concrete contains tiny crystals that keep it from fracturing.
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When the twin crystals start out on their missions, they're precisely the same.
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While the array was tilted away, the crystals' frequencies kept on ticking up.
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Today, scientists have uncovered how tiny bacteria — nature's ice machines — create ice crystals.
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That creates clouds, which are basically agglomerations of water droplets and ice crystals.
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Quartz crystals are used in many watches to help keep time more accurately.
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Some of the pieces are aesthetically beautiful, entwined with pearls, glitter, and crystals.
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Each features Lucite heels and straps, and a prodigious amount of Swarovski crystals.
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It's also known for balancing environments, charging other crystals, and dispelling negative energy.
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The methane could even be trapped in water-based crystals beneath the surface.
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Here's how to elevate your crystals from glorified eye candy to spiritual symbol.
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Each is centered around four different crystals that evoke various emotions and characteristics.
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I tried to track down the sources of crystals sold on popular websites.
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That's four times the crystals that were worn by the 2012 Olympic team.
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According to Hou, the Swarovski crystals used in her designs are from Austria.
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The second is crystals, which players get by purchasing them for real money.
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The jagged boundaries of the ice crystals are an example of topological defects.
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The crystals can be in a solution from two days to two weeks.
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Here at Refinery29, we support all things witchy — The Craft, crystals, et al.
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Kia's saber utilizes one of the parasite's crystals: that of her dead brother.
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Which is, uh, patently false... first and foremost, because crystals don't do anything.
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LONDON — Lauren Adriana became obsessed with crystals and gems from an early age.
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Wellness is face masks and crystals and THC-infused lube peddled by Goop.
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These two custom Mercedes-Benz SL600 were each covered with 300,000 Swarovski crystals.
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It's not just the people who believe in the healing powers of crystals.
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It was not uncommon to spot hemlines dotted with crystals on the ice.
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Some fish have a silvery tint to their scales thanks to guanine crystals.
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Chameleons use guanine crystals to help them change the color of their skin.
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The crystals were handed, or what the Greeks call chiral (kheir) for hand.
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"We finished with white striping in between the crystals to set it off."
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"The crystals are the perfect balance between sophistication and playfulness, just like Shakira."
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How about a handmade-to-order miniature bathtub, encrusted with 8,600 Swarovski crystals?
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How crystals can totally change your beauty routine — and even clear your skin
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There are extra-fine sugar crystals and crushed orange peel to gently exfoliate.
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"You can get far bigger crystals with fewer defects in microgravity," he said.
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During World War II, many radios still required crystals to operate, usually galena.
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Crystal grinders would grind and calibrate these crystals to pick up specific frequencies.
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So everything from the hotel to the bar is decked out in crystals.
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Salt crystals are constantly forming on nearly 200 square miles of salt flats.
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Deep inside the ear, thousands of tiny crystals help you keep your balance.
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But if something knocks the crystals out of place, they'll set you spinning.
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Specifically, he seeks the sparkliest, sharpest, most beautiful snow crystals nature can produce.
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The crystals on the sleeve are a standout detail against Schrier's velvet dress.
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The first thing that greets guests: a piano-size chandelier dripping with crystals.
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Miriam Stevenson donned a halter top swimsuit with crystals when she was crowned.
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It'll be crumbly, more densely flavored, with more of those crunching, piercing crystals.
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Complete with white, delicate roses as the frosting, the cake was made up of four double-tiered layers with crystals dangling from each section so that it resembled a dramatic chandelier – perfect for the "diamonds and crystals" theme of their nuptials.
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Crystals formed from the juice of a stem of rhubarb in this photo taken by Robert Rock Belliveau, a retired pathologist in Las Vegas who became fascinated by the images of crystals he was seeing with his microscope using polarized light.
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The crystals persist unchanged for hundreds of millions of years, and from the mix of elements in the crystals, the scientists could tell that 41 of them came from space and what types of asteroids they were once part of.
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Thanks for sticking around — I won't blame you for avoiding crystals for a while.
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Time crystals are the silly-but-sensical name for a rather simple physical concept.
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This robot buys healing crystals even though it doesn't really believe in all that.
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The halo forms when sunlight is refracted through ice crystals frozen in the atmosphere.
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Like polished Calacatta countertops and rose quartz crystals, a marbled manicure is inherently chic.
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So, whether your friends prefer crystals, tarot cards, or spiritual baths, look no further.
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Bui gave me the complete Cardi experience, including two-inch nails encrusted with crystals.
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Aside from being interesting just because they exist, what are quasi-crystals useful for?
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Heidi and Spencer Pratt would rather have a bowl of crystals in their kitchen.
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Later it turned out that they were frozen crystals of condensation, catching the sunlight.
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The installation will also include an original backdrop curtain, sparkling with over 80,000 crystals.
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With that said, there are some existing best practices for disposing of unwanted crystals.
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There's no exact rule for when and how often you should cleanse your crystals.
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One gown was a prison of 80,000 Swarovski crystals hung on an actual chandelier.
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Read on for more tips on how you can use crystals for dreamier nights.
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Make this trend yours by complementing the crystals with an equally stunning cake topper.
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As the number of crystals increases, it becomes fixed into a temporarily deformed shape.
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New Age-y healing techniques, like crystals and Reiki, are as popular as ever.
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I usually have a couple of crystals in my pockets or in my hands.
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All three of these crystals are in some way associated with tranquility and clarity.
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"Some bitches want gel and some hoes like me want Swarovski crystals," she said.
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Additionally, 75,000 crystals were also used in the stage design on nine set pieces.
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This look, however, was fully covered in crystals and had more of a Sgt.
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"If you want crystals that heal, let them come from the earth," she says.
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"Does anyone else notice that the crystals themselves are despairing and hurting?" they asked.
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"Knowledge is power and awareness is survival," says Advisory Board Crystals in their description.
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As soon as SAGE was onboard, its contamination-catching crystals registered Dragon's excessive outgassing.
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"Some patients just had sheets of uric acid crystals in their urine," Johnson says.
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Here's a Midwinter haiku: Around five o'clock Fine ice crystals coalesce In my martini.
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Mass would build up on the crystals more slowly, keeping their frequency relatively constant.
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It's unknown if the crystals were always here or if they emerged after death.
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Even if you're looking online, you will gravitate to crystals that you're drawn to.
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Some, like the styles pictured above, use quartz crystals to aid with time keeping.
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The crystals inside the geode cake are pure rock sugar, which he grew himself.
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Sprinkle generously with kosher salt, which has big flakes that look like ice crystals.
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You'll get everything from crystals, candles, and gemstones to let your inner goddess thrive.
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"It's gotten a little trickier since we added crystals to the stars," says Finglass.
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She knows the trends that garner #engagement, like avocado toast, crystals, and contour palettes.
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Dami Ajani: Basically, it's an electronic circuit board with a bunch of crystals inside.
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You can let them sit out in the Sunlight, Moonlight, or with other Crystals.
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Crystals should be cleared after purchase and, generally, when they don't feel good anymore.
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A spell had been lifted without crystals, roosters or the intercession of Madame Zora.
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Such modulators deploy liquid crystals instead of bumps on a surface to manipulate light.
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"Crystals enhances the healing power of those things," she later said of the elixir.
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Billy Porter literally sparkled on the purple carpet in hundreds of thousands of crystals.
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I was — and am — obsessive, fascinated by everything from aliens to crystals to cars.
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Pratt and Montag are not alone in believing in the healing power of crystals.
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Gravity allows the inner ear crystals that have shifted to float back into place.
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Water droplets reflect more solar radiation back into the sky than ice crystals do.
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We're talking 1,650 Swarvoski crystals strong, each glimmering jewel hand-sewn to the dress.
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Methane hydrates are gas frozen into ice-like crystals buried deep under the oceans.
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A silver 1585 parade tanker from Prague decorated with rock crystals equals 158 cows.
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Over the years, she has learned new rituals like crystals, Reiki, and dog massages.
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But within milliseconds, chunks of ice crystals started breaking off from the freeze front.
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The water source can alter the texture and shape of the sea-salt crystals.
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L'Rell tells Pike that there are time crystals there — very casually, I might add.
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But wait — queers don't have a monopoly on crystals, tarot or astrology, you say.
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However, yellow and white crystals can be purchased at Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities.
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Finishing salts can be a variety of shapes, from delicate flakes to crunchy crystals.
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Observing the various ways crystals interacted with light gave scientists clues about their properties.
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The nails, dripping in crystals, and the bejeweled arm bands added to the effect.
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Practitioners believe that crystals have the power to bring certain energies into your life.
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Read more:You can hunt for rare crystals and gems at this North Carolina mine
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There's little transparency, and the odds of acquiring crystals linked to conflict is high.
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But the more I read about ear crystals, the less I felt I understood.
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The singer also wore a headpiece featuring 2,000 Austrian crystals, according to The Knot.
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These crystals grow by incorporating water molecules from the surrounding air into their pattern.
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The bodice on May's gown is packed with crystals that perfectly catch the light.
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The beaded stripes are a great contrast to the crystals hanging from the cuffs.
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The bag was covered in crystals, and had "100%" written across the "wrapper" portion.
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Morganite is a variety of beryl, a clear mineral that forms in hexagonal crystals.
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Currently, individual blue and red crystals are still available when parkgoers purchase a Sith or Jedi holocrons, information storage devices that react to the different colored kyber crystals by lighting up and producing distinct sounds and pieces of character dialogue from the franchise.
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That's exactly what L.A.-based couple Remington Guest and Heather Haber are aiming to do with their new venture, Advisory Board Crystals, a direct-to-consumer e-commerce platform that offers a variety of decorative and scientific crystals and limited-edition T-shirts.
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Look, I'm going to give it to you straight: time crystals are confusing as hell.
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Essentially, radiation such as gamma rays or x-rays can excite electrons in quartz crystals.
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Staining or ice crystals on the package is another indication of thawing and re-freezing.
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Crystals, being that they are formed from the earth, hold a certain kind of consciousness.
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The unique design accentuated by crystals will add eye-catching bling to your SO's neck.
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Once the crystals are large enough, they will be ferried back to Earth for testing.
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Photonic crystals are forms matter through which some frequencies (essentially colors) of light can't travel.
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Accessing the regions inside photonic crystals where light is generated and travels can be difficult.
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During the rewarming process, ice crystals form, resulting in major damage that makes them unusable.
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Like its predecessor, SuperCDMS holds silicon and germanium crystals at -459.6 °F, nearly absolute zero.
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Fragments taken from the outcrop display distinctly soil-like characteristics, including mudcracks and sand crystals.
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"All crystals come from the earth and are well-suited to its energy," Askinosie says.
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It has a lemon filling, and is topped with tea-infused buttercream and sugar crystals.
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There are crystals absolutely everywhere — in the bathroom, on the windowsill, even in the floors.
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You can also use what are called crystals and shards to level up your heroes.
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The shapeless dress also had a thigh-high slit and was embellished with Amazonite crystals.
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Mooney suggests spending the night outside or charging your crystals under the full moon's light.
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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And because it happens quickly, you can rewarm before the ice crystals grow too big.
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It's been fun to watch it progress, like crystals growing from salt in elementary school.
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The gown also included over 30,000 Swarovski crystals and was a nod to Elizabethan couture.
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As for the amount of crystals, Bui can't really put a number on that, either.
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Here, we've rounded up some of the most heart-opening, perspective-shifting crystals out there.
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I got more seriously into the crystals and starting using them daily and doing meditation.
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If you believe crystals do have power and you set an intention, it will help.
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Merck commands about 60 percent of the liquid crystals market, ahead of Japan's JNC Corp.
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It has also warned that OLED profit margins would not reach those at liquid crystals.
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"We love how the crystals together form an intention and touch your skin," says Guest.
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Lasers and chemical treatments are known to improve the shine and the quality of crystals.
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How long does it take for ice crystals to form on Jeffrey Wright's generous beard?
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MDMA crystals are now stars in their eyes, and the kick drum is a heartbeat.
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Those ice crystals each created their own freeze front, making the bubble's surface solidify faster.
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Otherwise, ice crystals can grow inside that can shred the embryo's water balloon-like cells.
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"The answer to sustainability in crystals is simply being okay with having less," she explains.
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EA removed "crystals" — which cost IRL cash — from the game on Thursday after fans revolted.
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This isn't the first time Advisory Board Crystals has teamed up with a tech company.
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What did you think about while you watched water ice crystals form on dry ice?
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Style that the gown is comprised of 500,000 Swarovski crystals, and is worth about $270K.
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"[Crystals] were there for me when I felt really alone and unwell," Rivera told Broadly.
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We're told the blazer has 3,500 crystals that were all hand-placed, one-by-one.
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Brown crystals around its nose looked like a homemade explosive that local insurgents often used.
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The trucks bring the wet salt crystals to a factory, where they are then dried.
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"I think crystals can help your house look nice," my colleague Lauren offered up sympathetically.
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She explained that the theory behind how crystals work is somewhere between science and mysticism.
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If you've ever found yourself cradling your amethyst collection, first step away from the crystals.
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Instead, players used Crystals to get loot boxes, which contain a random assortment of items.
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Crystals also pay for loot boxes, but you can only buy them using IRL cash.
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Its crown-shaped box is decorated with 5,500 Swarovksi crystals and also carries personalised pincers.
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Its crown-shaped box is decorated with 5,500 Swarovksi crystals and also carries personalized pincers.
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This lends doubt to the idea that these crystals were recently ejected from the volcano.
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According to Brand Eating, it's topped with whipped cream, green sugar crystals, and chocolate syrup.
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And yes, if you're wondering, there will be crystals in his future son's baby room.
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Hudson went a little more flashy with a black low-cut dress with sparkly crystals.
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You (probably) wouldn't wear a thrifted corset without washing it first—same deal with crystals.
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What wasn't any of those was mostly metallic, with endless sequins, beading, crystals and mesh.
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Owning crystals and knowing what to do with them, however, are not the same thing.
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The name 'ice' became popular due to its white little 'crystals' and glass-like appearance.
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Kyber crystals are also still available for the custom lightsaber building experience at Savi's Workshop.
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Those crystals are odorless, giving you something much more palatable than you started out with.
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But Frank was from Vermont, which meant that he believed in crystals and cosmic energy.
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Jennifer Lopez is covered in crystals in the music video for "Waiting For Tonight" (1999).
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I went to the ophthalmologist, and a few crystals were taken out from my eyes.
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According to the designer's Instagram page, her outfit was hand-embellished with upcycled Swarovski crystals.
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The company specializes in quantum dots — semiconductor crystals 10,000 times finer than a human hair.
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These satellite earrings, made out of crystals and pearls, covered the ears like sea urchins.
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Ice phases are differentiated according to the shape of the atoms in the ice crystals.
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Those nearly two million crystals were applied (by hand!) by a team of 13 people.
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The prep set went glam: oversize pearls and crystals came together in a memorable necklace.
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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CCaT Love sells lots of cool hippie stuff in her shop, like crystals and incense.
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If Stevie Nicks has "Leather and Lace," Kennedy's theme song would be "Velvet and Crystals".
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Spencer spent millions on healing crystals and was reported to have physically threatened a producer.
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Fake eyelashes, hair spray and crystals are de rigueur; Angelina's first few dances required fishnets.
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Kenneth Jay Lane snake choker in gold and enamel with multicolored crystals, $300 at kennethjaylane.com.
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"We've found CBD isolate, or crystals of pure CBD, to not work," Ms. Capobianco said.
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Saffron and rose-water ice cream is luxuriously rich despite a few stray ice crystals.
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One shop after another offered the same goods: crystals, incense, divining cards of many kinds.
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"We finished with white striping in between the crystals to set it off," said Bachik.
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There are natural elements like human hair and fur, and more precious elements like crystals.
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Pink Himalayan salt bricks formed the walls, and pink salt crystals crunched beneath my shoes.
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"The insects have to walk on the crystals in order to die," Dr. Kahr said.
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I like to use the pink variety because of the large formations of salt crystals.
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That's when you get stellar dendrites, the large, star-shaped crystals prevalent in holiday movies.
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But if you're sick, you should absolutely not sub in crystals for appropriate medical care.
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Dunlap embodied the Florida sunshine in this strapless yellow gown with crystals on the waist.
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Anything with visible ice crystals is probably fine, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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His team experimented with crystals of olivine, a green mineral commonly found in volcanic rock.
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They needed a highly sensitive instrument that could analyze the salt crystals for amino acids.
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There are also other meteorite samples with well-preserved crystals that they want to test.
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The resulting images show the pointy crystals that live inside us like miniature Washington Monuments.
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Khaled spent $2.5 million remodeling the estate, which includes 14k gold chandeliers with Swarovski crystals.
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Upon completing a challenge, the game lets you pick what loot you'd like, including crystals.
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With every bite, I could taste the subtle hint of spice and crispy sugar crystals.
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The relics host rock crystals in lieu of authentic jewels, meaning they are worth little.
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The mask CWC wore retails for $3,000 since it's made with over 8,000 Swarovski crystals.
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Since the halcyon days of The Hills, other celebrities have turned to crystals as well: As The Cut catalogued, Adele, David and Victoria Beckham, Katy Perry, Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway, and many other elite people have tapped into the well of power that crystals contain.
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Spoiler: We'll be seeing so many crystals on the likes of Gabby Douglas and Simone Biles.
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Encrusted with seed pearls, sequins and crystals, the designer added a secret detail for extra luck.
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Her light blue dress by Jenny Packham even featured sparkling sequins and crystals that resembled icicles!
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"Madison will meditate with me and play with all of my crystals, and she's really sweet."
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Last year, two teams of physicists managed to actually create real time crystals in their labs.
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She wore a custom-designed slip dress from LaBourjoisie, which was adorned with thousands of crystals.
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But before it becomes a magical cloud of ice crystals, boiling water is still boiling hot.
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Ahead, we've selected three crystals that are perfect for you — wherever you are on your journey.
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So open up your heart chakras, grab some crystals, and let the music of Chambers in.
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DAMA/LIBRA uses sodium iodide crystals, which would flash if they were struck by dark matter.
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Luna's website and social media is also magazine slick, featuring crystals, tarot, and other practicing witches.
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I go home, and my dad's like, 'You L.A. hippie with your crystals and your SoulCycle!
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It's only now that time crystals have been realized in a lab in (quantum) physical form.
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Marty O'Donnell I think we called this little group the Blue Crystals or something like that.
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I had an illustrated book of minerals and crystals I must have broken the spine on.
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It's a combination of [Swarovski's] AB crystals so they reflect any color light that hits them.
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Inside these meteorites are clues to the planet's early history, such as when its crystals formed.
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Self-help is often associated with what skeptics call "woo," crystals and eating sunlight and whatnot.
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She and her mom started by buying 13 yards of fabric, crinoline, boning, and Swarovski crystals.
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Janelle Monáe wore a gown with 160,000 crystals, plus her nails and eyeliner matched her dress.
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Janelle Monáe wore a gown with 160,000 crystals — and her nails and eyeliner matched the dress.
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"Black tourmaline and smoky quartz are really good protective crystals" to have on hand, she says.
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The shapeless dress, designed by Stéphane Rolland, was also embellished with Amazonite crystals and featured pockets.
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The oldest white dwarfs, the study finds, are likely to be almost fully comprised of crystals.
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Crystals would not do something like that, nor are they "weapons of spontaneous flooding," she affirms.
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These rings bring forth the question: Who knows what kind of magical properties Campari crystals have?
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Freezing also forms little tiny ice crystals, which don't hurt the organs when they're being cooled.
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"It seemed like almost the entire leg of this model was covered in crystals," she said.
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"I love what crystals look like, and I do think they hold certain energies," she says.
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Read on to discover which crystals you should grab for a needed boost in the mornings.
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What's more important than the shape of your grid is the assortment of crystals you select.
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After Nailing Hollywood began representing me, I wondered how I could incorporate crystals into my sessions.
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And it's bedecked with more Swarovski crystals than the uniforms of the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team.
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Crystals are everywhere — they're on our desks, in our perfumes, even in our freaking water bottles.
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Sara wore hers rock-climbing, and said she was concerned she'd mess up the crystals somehow.
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It took six months for them to grow these sugar crystals inside 12 chocolate eggs. Yep.
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Covered in tangerine crystals, the halter-style topper was made to showcase the star's famous tattoo.
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It's completely covered in thousands of Swarovski crystals and took more than a month to create.
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That layer is made up of nanophotonic crystals, which emit specific frequencies of light when heated.
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Covered in this many sparkling crystals, J.Lo makes the Las Vegas strip look like amateur hour.
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Under the seat's cushion are 288 piezoelectric crystals that produce a charge when compressed or squeezed.
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She applies a special mixture directly onto the canvas, which fuels the growth of borax crystals.
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Cells that have been severely damaged by ice crystals basically look like useless piles of mush.
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So why was I trying to dumb myself down in order to make these crystals work?
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Now I see people around me with the crystals and I'm like, I don't get it.
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There are like crystals on the craft foods table; everyone is very loving to each other.
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And in true neocolonial fashion, Domino Sugar Corporation was sold to Florida Crystals Corporation in 2001.
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To defeat them, Ecco uses underwater time machines, a sunken library, and communes with mystical crystals.
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I put different crystals on all of them, they're all unique, I decorate all of them.
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Tickets are broken down into categories named after crystals, of course: lapis, amethyst, and clear quartz.
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Of course, Kulture will be rocking bloody shoes -- expensive and red-bottomed, featuring 1,450 Swarovski crystals.
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She then travels to Jedha, where the Empire's brutally ransacking a temple for its kyber crystals.
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It's also quite possible nearby islanders will continue to find semi-translucent crystals on the ground.
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I want to know which crystals will assist me in ridding toxic people from my life.
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"Nikola Tesla said crystals were like living beings, each having their own energy / vibration," Pratt says.
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The catsuits are full-bodied, long-sleeved and lined with crystals distributed evenly over the garments.
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Now they're a focal point for the face—and something to embellish with jewels or crystals.
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They prescribed exercises to unblock crystals, and salt pills and then prednisone to fight Ménière's disease.
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Swarovski crystals, while attending a charity event for Absolute Return for Kids, also known as ARK.
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This year, many of the Team USA leotards will have close to 5,212 Swarovski crystals each.
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They're small crystals, diamonds, or charms that are literally glued to the enamel of your teeth.
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Pankhurst said it allows them to study "the individual histories of individual crystals" within the rocks.
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But liquid crystals straddle the boundary: They flow smoothly, like water, while maintaining a crystalline structure.
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A graduate student prints fluorescein crystals onto a cooled glass plate using organic vapor jet printing.
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A standout detail of Lopez's cake is that it included more than 10,000 Swarovski crystals. Casual.
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Swarovski is well known as the world's largest supplier of crystals for fashion design and jewelry.
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Cover the pan for a few minutes so that the steam washes down any sugar crystals.
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I remember one scene in Sarah's bedroom, we hung about a thousand crystals above her bed.
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This bottle from S'well's limited edition Brilliance Collection is completely covered in over 6,000 Swarovski crystals.
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Crystals (gifts from the earth) hold and share energetics/frequencies that can balance and heal bodies.
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The crystals are comparable, in a human context, to a sharp stone lodged into a boot.
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You never know what flavor you're gonna get underneath all that freezer burn and ice crystals.
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The study measured the size of the voids in cell tissue left by the ice crystals.
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It turns magical flowers into ether, allowing you to breathe in the magical crystals locked inside.
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The Alexander McQueen men's collection also featured necklaces with jet-black Swarovski crystals and medallion pendants.
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On a landing are several etchings, one of a handsome turkey and the others of crystals.
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The thin ice first appeared as an oily sprinkle of crystals that sparkled in the sunlight.
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More likely, you're looking at some crystals, essential oils, supplements, and other Goop-y wellness products.
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The nails also featured hanging crystals that Ishizu said were designed to match the musician's earrings.
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In lieu of crystals and green drinks, you'll find memento mori, "grief retreats," and green funerals.
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One of them is a collaboration with Miranda Kerr, who famously puts crystals in her bra.
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The man was subsequently arrested — until cops realized the crystals were actually from a doughnut glaze.
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He reaches up and scrapes the salt from his closed lid, picks at the hard crystals.
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Models also walked down the catwalk with Swarovski crystals integrated into their jewelry and makeup looks.
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The 120,000 crystals that dangled from the gold dress Kylie Minogue wore at Glastonbury this year?
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Chan said her team has saved some of the larger blue salt crystals for future analysis.
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So though I'm ultimately unable to sell my ear crystals, I appreciate them more than ever.
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With evaporation, energy is expended, which cools the water and helps to form tiny snow crystals.
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In a separate, 303-page monograph, Libbrecht describes the full body of knowledge about snow crystals.
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They dissolved almost 600 pounds of rock to extract 46 minuscule crystals containing the mineral chromite.
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I confess that entering phone rehab feels clichéd, like getting really into healing crystals or Peloton.
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On the quilt are crystals, jade eggs, and flowers, arranged in the shape of a cross.
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He went out and started buying more crystals, hoping the decorative ornaments could restore their sanity.
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The whole experience is pricey ($250), but the manicure, including the crystals, won't budge for a month.
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If cheap plastic isn't your thing, though, maybe consider adding some Swarovski crystals to your Amazon speaker.
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Why are there healing crystals in my water bottlePhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumHi, National Geographic, it's me, Ryan.
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For now, however, he said time crystals won't have much use outside of an experimental lab setting.
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The next day, I went to the store and probably bought $20,000 in crystals the first day.
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I'm just learning about crystals and their healing powers, and I'm dying to know how it works.
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Get lost in the meditative flow of mundane tasks, like dusting your mirror or cleansing your crystals.
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The paper has built-in tiny dye crystals that are activated by heat pulses within the camera.
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