A natural pearl, which is rather rare, can form over a wide range of time periods, ranging from years to decades. Cultured pearls, which are simply man-made spheres implanted into the appropriate species of shellfish and covered with thin layers of nacre, take a much shorter time, and are harvested after one to five years.
Pearls are formed within or beneath the mantle of various mollusks by deposition of thin concentric layers of nacre around a foreign object.
There are many types of fossilization. Some take a surprisingly few number of years, and others occur over periods of millions of years.
4/5 years
Wendy has traveled 6/10 of the 50 states.How many is this
I believe it is 46 years or something like that..
The formation of buttes occurs on a geological timescale. This can be from millions to hundreds of millions years.
Many Years. Many Years.
Natural pearls take years to form, and they are basically an accident. If something as small as a grain of sand gets into the oyster, the muscle/flesh becomes irritated; therefore coating the flesh with a cement covering. This continues for many years until you have a pearl. The chances of finding a natural pearl are quite low, thus the value increases.
Magnetite is an extremely rare metal (rock) and can take 459,000 to 23,000,000 years to form.
1 million years
Three years eight months. Three years eight months.
1 million+ Years to be a diamonds... :/
1.
One Billion!
it takes a delta to form 100 years or more
There are many types of fossilization. Some take a surprisingly few number of years, and others occur over periods of millions of years.
The clam forms a pearl, where it "lives", when it has a grain or grains of sand caught under its tung. It can take anywhere form a few months to a year, depending on the size. Hope this helps
It could take minutes or thousands of years, depending on the rate of cooling.