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What part of the world does quartz come from?
Switzerland, I think.
Are smoky quartz and smoky topaz the same?
No, smoky quartz and smoky topaz are not the same. Smoky quartz is a variety of the mineral quartz, while smoky topaz is a misnomer as true topaz does not come in smoky colors. It is more likely that gemstones referred to as smoky topaz are actually smoky quartz.
How many pencils come from 1 tree?
About 7000 come from a tree
What country does the word quartz come from?
it origanites from germany the origin before that is unknown
What is striped quartz?
Striped quartz is a type of quartz crystal that features natural stripes or bands of color within the stone. These stripes are often caused by the presence of other minerals or impurities that have been incorporated into the quartz as it formed. Striped quartz can come in a variety of color combinations, such as black and white, blue and white, or red and white.
Which tree does latex come from?
Hevea Tree
What tree does a conker come from?
a horsechestnut tree
Where does the quartz used in computers come from?
Quartz is mined out from a cave this cave is usually found by a hot springs. they are usually found in large quantities or sometimes it can be made artificial
What colors do rose quartz come in?
Amethyst is a form of quartz that comes in a range of colors from light pinkish violet to a deep purple. Green Quartz also known as Prasiolite or Vermarine, is often wrongly named as a type of Amethyst. Previous answer:green & purple
Where did the amethyst come from?
quartz Amethyst comes from south and central America, mostly Brazil.
What is an example of quartz?
Amethyst, rose, citrine, smoky, etc., are all examples of quartz. Few minerals come in such an amazing array of colors and crystal habits!
What language does quartz come from?
Quartz is a naturally occurring mineral and may be found in all three types of rock. Quartz in found in the ground. It is a common constituent of granite, sandstone, limestone, and many other igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. It is the most abundant mineral in Earth, therefore, you can find quartz almost everywhere.
