Amazonite stone, also known as “Tianhe Stone”, is a common mineral found in volcanic rocks and is a bluish-green variant of slightly oblique feldspar, blue and blue-green, translucent to slightly translucent, similar to jadeite. Amazonite is distinctive that it has green and white checkerboard color spots and sparkles. This is due to its unique bicrystal structure. This is […]
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What Kambaba Jasper is? Kambaba Jasper is an etched product containing copper carbon salts and is often used as a companion to copper ore. It has a hardness of 3.5-4, is opaque dark green, and has bands of intense color – a unique beauty not found in any other gemstone. Green Kambaba Jasper has a unique elegance, while not
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Also known as the Inca Rose, rhodonite is primarily found in Argentina and is the national gemstone of the country. Most of the rhodonite yoni eggs is produced in the Andes, the prosperous region of the Inca Empire, where it has exquisite translucent color and is as delicate as a rose. Aptly nicknamed “Cupid”,
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Unakite also is known as epidote granite, is an opaque, granite-like rock characterized by a mottled appearance composed of green epidote, white to gray quartz, and pink feldspar. It was originally collected from Unaka Ridge in North Carolina, USA. The minerals of different colors in unakite are distributed in spots. It is often used to
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Opalite is a naturally hardened silica gel with 5-10% moisture. Opalite is different from most gems that it is amorphous. Therefore, some of the unstable amorphous structures in Opalite will change color or even crack due to lack of water, but there are also some very stable Opalites that do not change under normal conditions.
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Opalite is a naturally hardened silica gel with 5-10% moisture. Opalite is different from most gems that it is amorphous. Therefore, some of the unstable amorphous structures in Opalite will change color or even crack due to lack of water, but some very stable Opalites do not change under normal conditions. Opalite belongs to the
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Gold sandstone is a quartz mineral with a chemical composition of silica, also called venus stone. The color of the sandstone is brown-red, translucent to opaque, with some copper powder mixed in it, which plays a golden reflection effect. Gold sandstone looks like a little bit of sand, shining like a star, so it is
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Fluorite mainly includes CaF2, can co-exist with many other minerals in nature. It is produced in many places in the world, and some samples can emit light when subjected to friction, heating, and ultraviolet radiation. Fluorite comes from volcanic magma. During the cooling of the magma, the gas solution separated by the magma contains fluorine. As
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Agate is also called as code onyx, onyx, horse brain, etc. It is a kind of chalcedony minerals. Agate is often a banded block mixed with opal and cryptocrystalline quartz. The hardness is 6.5-7 degrees, the specific gravity is 2.65. Agate is translucent or opaque, and the original shape is a trigonal crystal system, which
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