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Which is rarer garnet or amethyst?
a garnet is rarer. one of the rarest garnet is the alexandrite.
What is a gem that is beautiful and useful?
diamond,amethyst,garnet,emerald
If you had two metamorphic rocksone with garnet crystals and the other with chlorite crystals which one would have formed at a deeper level in earth's crust?
yes
What are Orange crystals called like the purple crystals are called Amethyst and things what about Orange crystals?
there are many names including calcite
What are the types of gemstones?
Ruby pink Sapphire pink tourmaline citrine peridot tsavourite Garnet emerald aquamarine irradiated blue topaz sapphire iolite amethyst rhodolite garnet almandine garnet blue tourmaline
What are the different types of gemstones?
Ruby pink Sapphire pink tourmaline citrine peridot tsavourite Garnet emerald aquamarine irradiated blue topaz sapphire iolite amethyst rhodolite garnet almandine garnet blue tourmaline
Where do you usually find amethyst rock?
Your more likely to find amethyst crystals in Geodes.
Where can one purchase an amethyst crystal?
There are many websites that specialize in selling crystals, such as Best Crystal. However, online retail giants Amazon and Ebay have a very good selection of amethyst crystals in loose form or as jewelry and ornaments.
Does the earth replenish crystals like amethyst if so how fast?
No Just Google It Dummie
What are red jewels called?
There are a number of gem stones that are red in color including ruby, garnet, amethyst, almandine, pyrope, and rubellite.
How much are purple crystals worth?
Depends on the particular purplish crystal. Amethyst is not too expensive but other purplish crystals expensive. So it depends.
How is amethyst formed by nature?
Amethyst crystals are actually quartz (SiO2) crystals with a purplish hue derived from impurities of iron and aluminum. The crystalline structure forms from the latticework arrangement of silicon and oxygen atoms unique to quartz. Quartz crystals like amethyst can develop from silica saturated solutions or even from molten silica solutions.
