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Smoky quartz.
Citrine is a form of quartz. Quartz will scratch glass.
It's state gem is the diamond and its state mineral is the quartz crystal.
1. PYRITE- Also known as fools gold, it is used as an ornamental material. 2. OLIVINE-The gem quality variety is known as peridot. 3. GARNET- A common mineral, but rarely having gem quality or color. 4. CORUNDUM-The gem quality grade of corundum is sapphire. 5. AMAZONITE- A rare green form of microcline feldspar. 6. SPODUMENE- A lithium aluminum silicate. Kunzite is the gem variety. 7. TURQUOISE-A copper mineral that has been used as a gem by America Indians for centuries. 8. AGATE-A banded form of quartz used for carvings and ornamental stones. 9. SNOWFLAKE OBSIDIAN-A form of volcanic glass, the snowflakes are inclusions of the mineral cristobalite. 10. TOURMALINE-Black tourmaline is commonly found in pegmatites. Gem tourmaline is usually green, pink or blue. 11. JADEITE - The gem quality is used in sculptures and costume jewelry. 12. AMETHYST-A purple variety of quartz used in jewelry. 13. RHODONITE-A magnesium silicate mineral used in jewelry and carvings. 14. QUARTZ CRYSTAL- Collectors of quartz crystals first believed that quartz crystals, or rock crystals were petrified ice. 15. BERYL-A beryllium aluminum silicate, aquamarine and emerald are gem varieties of this mineral.
Halite, copper, diamond, calcite, talc, sphalerite, and quartz are but a few very important and economically important minerals.
1 gem = 100 gold 1 gold = 1000 silver 1 silver = 1000 copper While 1,000 copper is 1 silver and 1,000 silver is 1 gold, it only takes 100 gold to make a gem.
No it is an ore like gold. Silver comes out of a mine.
Diamond is a non-quartz gemstone.
Yes, like the mineral Quartz is also a gem.
the amulet has a purple gem with gold and silver.
No it is a gem stone.
It is a semi-preaous gem stone
An emerald is a gemstone.
Smoky quartz.
Yes.
Its a very expensive gem.
Georgia State Gem: Quartz In 1976, quartz was chosen as the official state gem. It is common in Georgia and found in a wide variety of colors.