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About $10000 if is an pure red Beryl, if not it could cost less than that.
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What kind of rock is emerald?
Emerald is a mineral rather then a rock (rocks are made of minerals). Emeralds are a variety of the mineral beryl.
What type of rock is an emerald?
It is a very hard rock with sandpaper like feel.
Is fluorite metamorphic?
Aquamarine is beryl. This is a mineral, and not able to be metamorphic, igneous, or sedimentary - these terms are for rocks.
Does beryl have cleavage and why?
No. Beryl has fracture because it breaks in a jagged line.
What is a beryl stone?
Beryl is Beryllium Aluminum Silicate. It can be quite valuable. Green beryl is called Emerald Blue/greenish blue is called Aquamarine. Yellow is called Golden Beyl. Red/pink is called Morganite Beryl is also vavluable industrially as a source of Beryllium for use in the manufacture of alloys.
What mineral does aquamarine come from?
The mineral Aquamarine comes from the mineral group Beryl.
What crystal does emerald come from?
The mineral is Beryl.
What elements make up beryl?
The mineral beryl is composed of aluminum, beryllium, silicon, and oxygen.
Are there any minerals in beryl?
Beryl IS a mineral. It has several gemstone varieties, including aquamarine and emerald.
Can emeralds have minerals in it?
Emerald is a mineral. Specifically, it is a variant of the mineral known as beryl.
What is emerald's mineral group?
Emerald belongs to the beryl mineral group, which is a type of ring silicate mineral. Other minerals in this group include aquamarine, morganite, and heliodor, all of which have different colors due to impurities.
Is it easy or hard to cleavage the mineral beryl?
easy
What is the colour of the mineral beryl when it contains chromium?
green
What element is found in the mineral compound beryl?
beryllium
How is the mineral beryl obtained from the earth?
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Is beryl a compound?
Yes. Beryl is a mineral. It is beryllium aluminium cyclosilicate with the chemical formula Be3Al2(SiO3)6
Were did beryllium get its name?
From beryllos, the Greek name of the mineral beryl.
