An Edmonton retail jeweler will showcase a 10-carat fancy light purplish pink diamond from April 13-17.

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The last mango crop was sold for the minister's profit, or rotted to purplish pulp in the pack sheds.

ECONOMIST: Mike Campbell

It's pretty, about the size and shape of an egg, but a deep purplish, red color with a subtle, fruity smell, almost like a plum.

NPR: Getting the Taste of the Tamarillo

Named after postal worker Rudolph Hass, who purchased the seedling in 1926 from a California farmer, the distinctive purplish-black fruit has a thicker skin and smaller body than other varieties.

NPR: What's in a Name? The Avocado Story

The oil, which glows purplish when hot, flows to an adjacent power plant, where it boils water into steam that runs a turbine, and is pumped back to do it all over again.

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Mr. BERNS: If you look at the flowers, we're seeing changes in lightness, changes in chroma, how much color, but also we see slight changes in hue going from purplish to bluish to reddish.

NPR: Using Science to Rescue Art

No washed-out or yellowish hues (the best 19th-century prints have a deep, almost purplish tone) and only so-called vintage prints, meaning ones printed by the photographer close to the time he took the picture.

FORBES: Red Eye

Outside, the rain continued to hammer away at our dismal little world, and the sky had shucked the last of its evening gray to take on an intense purplish tone that was ominous, close-in, Biblical.

NEWYORKER: Fjord of Killary

They're a nice deep purplish, reddish color.

NPR: Getting the Taste of the Tamarillo