I know that two of them are Ruby and Diamond
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All gemstones are valuable: hence the name gemstone. Any gemstone is valued by its size, its colour, its clarity and its cut. There is no standard answer to this general question.
However, to the stones named above, you could add emerald and sapphire.
I'm pretty sure that ruby is the most valuable. :)
== == The most valuable rocks would be those partly comprised of the most valuable minerals such as gold, silver, and precious gemstones.
Natural diamonds are more valuable than manufactured diamonds, most of which are made for industrial applications, not for use as gemstones.
Gemstones are more valuable and rare and have more vibrant colors and come in more colors. There is more types of gemstones then crystals.
Unfortunately - Gemstones are not a renewable resource. However the rarity of a Gemstone is one reason they can be very valuable.
The top five most valuable gemstones: # Ruby and Diamond # Paraiba Tourmaline # Alexandrite # Emerald # Blue Sapphire and Padparadscha Sapphire
All gemstones are not valuable. Many gems start from 0.20$ per carat too. Mostly all opaque stones are cheap in prices and transparent stones come high in prices.
No it is not. Sapphires are one of the most precious and valuable blue gemstones and are known for having an excellent color, hardness, durability, and luster.
Nodules and gemstones are both mineral formations that can be found in the Earth's crust. They are both composed of minerals and can have valuable or aesthetic qualities. However, gemstones are typically more highly prized for their beauty and rarity, whereas nodules may be of more scientific or industrial interest.
The most valuable gemstones are the clear, crystalline form of the harder minerals such as diamond, corundum, tourmaline, topaz, and garnet. Other minerals with exceptional clarity or color, and even some rock types are known commercially to be valuable as gemstones, but hardness is a key to frequent wearability.
Gemstones do not form in soils.
They are valuable because they are rare and take a long time to process to create a good looking stone. They are classified as "gemstones".