well you can either capture a trapinch in the desert and train it (dont let it evolve) to level 44 or something and it will learn dig. then if you let it evolve you'll have a flygon that knows dig. or you can go to the fossil maniac's house and he'll give you the TM dig. it should be somewhere to the top left of the hoenn map

To get the Sapphire, first use Cut on the door in Ruin Valley, then go down the hole in Dotted Hole. Next, there is a puzzle. Start by going down the front hole, then the left hole, then the right, then the down. A man who works for Team Rocket will steal the Sapphire, and you have to go to the Rocket Warehouse to retrieve it.

Besides the Burmese and Sri Lankan mines, good quality sapphires are found in Cambodia, Madagascar, Thailand, Australia, USA, Nigeria and Kenya. === === What is in a sapphire

The birth stone for November is topaz or citrine. If you are a Scorpio born in November you could also claim any of the following: Black pearl, Carnelian, Garnet, Junzite, Ruby, Spinel, Tourmalated quartz, and Turquoise.

If you are a Sagittarius born in November you may also claim any of the following: Amethyst, Jacinth, Lapis lazuli, Sugilite, and Turquoise.

if you are wondering the sapphire is the rarest gemstone in the world

January: Garnet Dark Red

February: Amethyst Pink/ Light red

March: Aquamarine Blue

April: Diamond White

May: Emerald Green

June: Pearl White/Pink

July: Ruby Medium Red

August: Peridot Yellow

September: Sapphire Blue

October: Opal Blue green

November: Topaz Orange/ Yellow

December: Turquoise Blue

Hope this help! I think that February is what you are looking for.

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January - Garnet - Indistinct

February - Amethyst - NONE

March - Aquamarine - Indistinct

April - Diamond - Perfect

May - Emerald - Indistinct

June - Pearl - N/A

July - Ruby - NONE

August - Peridot - Indistinct

September - Sapphire - NONE

October - Opal - NONE

Novemer - Topaz - Perfect

December - Turquoise - NONE

a sapphire doesn't have a streak.

Any were from US$ 1 to US$ 5000 and more depending upon the colour, size and clarity.

The cost of sapphire gems varies depending on their color, clarity, size, cut, and overall quality. As of 2000, the cost of 1 carat (0.2 g) of a typical uncut, gem quality sapphire was about $1,600 USD. Significant sapphire deposits are found in Eastern Australia, Southeast Asia, and Sri Lanka. Sapphire and rubies are often found together in the same area, but one gem is usually more abundant.

i wish i knew i need it for a project but i would say the foundations of buildings

October's birthstone is the opal. The opal is thought to have the power to predict illness. This is because the opal responds to heat.

Diamond crystals are cubic, and are based on what is called a face centered cubic structure. Each carbon atom is linked to four other carbon atoms in a cube. If you can picture a cube with its six faces, there is a carbon atom at each corner. Additionally, there is a carbon atom in the middle of each square face that is bound to each atom at the corner of the square. Links can be found below for more information.

There is no birthstone for a specific day of a month. Birthstones apply to a whole; making twelve birthstones total.

December's birthstones:

Traditional - zircon, ruby

Modern - turquoise, blue topaz

Mystical - onyx

Ayurvedic - ruby

Amethysts are the birthstone for February because the amethyst is beautiful, and February is a beautiful month, and full of love and romance.

Cleavage refers to how a mineral breaks and how the atoms are positioned. Cleavage is measured in the following ways: quality of cleavage, the number of sides exhibiting cleavage and the cleavage habit and in the case of a diamond it is all sides.

white sapphire is one of the most beautiful gemstones out there? Even though it doesn't have any color, it still manages to look stunning with its amazing clarity. And the way it reflects light is simply mesmerizing! That's why many people choose it for engagement rings and other jewelry pieces. Plus, white sapphire will always remain beautiful and durable, making it a timeless gemstone.

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Sapphire, for anyone reading this who doesn't know, is the gemstone variety of corundum (Al2O3). Corundum is found in syenite (A granite-like igneous rock that contains little or no quartz), some pegmatites (igneous rocks with large crystals made of quartz, feldspar, and often mica), and in "high-grade metamorphic rocks."

Source:

Nature Guide: Rocks and Minerals, published by DK and Smithsonian

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