Green stones, such as jade and peridot, are typically formed through a combination of geological processes such as metamorphism, igneous activity, or hydrothermal activity. The presence of specific minerals and elements like chromium or iron can impart the green color to the stones during their formation. The unique conditions under which these stones are created contribute to their color and characteristics.
because it is like a stone....Another AnswerDiamonds are stones, rocks: they originate within the earth's mantle just like other stones and rocks. Diamonds are, however, formed from pure carbon and are the hardest, clearest, heaviest stones.
When red, green, and blue light are mixed together in equal intensities, white light is formed. This is because red, green, and blue light are the primary colors of light and blending them in the right proportions creates white light.
Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are formed when bacteria, mucus, dead cells, and food particles become trapped and calcify in the crevices of the tonsils. Over time, they can harden and develop into small, white or yellowish stones that can cause discomfort or bad breath. Regular oral hygiene practices can help prevent their formation.
When you mix blue and yellow pigment, you will get green pigment. This is because blue and yellow are primary colors that combine to create secondary colors, in this case, green.
Blue and Yellow mixed together form green when painting. In light green is a primary color and cannot be made by mixing other colers.
stones are formed in the gall bladder and in the kidneys, not in the pancreas
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Some green semiprecious stones are: Emerald Oro Verde Tsavorite Malachite
Stones. They have been around a lot longer than Green and have fans of all ages.
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Kidney stones are hard crystal-like structures that are formed in the kidneys from chemical elements in urine. More men are affected by kidney stones than women.
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Emeralds and jade are both precious green stones.
Diamond is formed from carbon. Synthetic look-alike stones are generally inexpensive, and are not formed from carbon. Diamonds formed by Mother Earth or formed by scientists in a lab are more expensive than look-alike stones formed synthetically from other minerals..
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