Where can you find gems?

Answer 1

How are gems formed within the earth or how do we fashion gems into the shapes you see in jewelry? If it is how are they fashioned into shapes, we facet them by pressing them on a revolving flat surface that has abrasives on it. You make one facet or window-like spot, then turn it slightly and make another and another. If how they are fashioned within the earth, most theories are pretty close to "You put all the ingredients in a really hot place, put an incredible amount of pressure on it, and wait a real long time."

Answer 2

To get gems just get ur gem code and click ''USER SETTINGS'' On the top rite hand corner. then go 2 where it saz ''Got a Coupon?'' Enter ur gem code thr!

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Answer 3

Diamonds can be made in an industrial sized press. Emeralds and rubies can be made with high temperature and high pressure equipment. Malachite can be made from aqueous solutions. Opal, turquoise, quartz, and lots of other gemstones can also be made in a lab; it's generally a matter of dangerously pressurized vessels charged with a very precise chemical mixture, brought to a high heat and slowly cooled.

Answer 4

You play the games in the Forest, like Bubble bug, Magic Pop, Candy Swap, and Staries. When the gem button lights up, that means for sure when you end the game you will get a gem. Or, if you do not understand this, read the sign that says HOW TO GET GEMS in the Forest.

Answer 5

You find gems in special places where you don't usually find things

Answer 6

In jewelry Stores or on Jewelry Channels on TV. They can be mined from all over the world form beneath the Earth's surface.

Answer 7

you can give gems, but it requires paying by credit card or sending in money. you can also give furnature and buy people clothes.

Answer 8

made for jewelry, plus grinding and polishing.