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A-Z Gems & Minerals w/ Images

Yttroflourite
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We made it through the alphabet again. Yay.
How about a What's your favourite Gemstone?
 
Amythest cathedral towers. Always wanted one large enough to sit in. These would do the trick. Dream on...
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Whoa, never seen an amethyst geode that big before. It looks really cool!

Assuming we're going through the alphabet again, this is bixbite. It's a red form of beryl, sometimes called "red emerald" because emerald is the same thing pretty much, just green.
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Yes, amethyst is my favourite.
Think we'll make it through again?
Calcite- tri coloured second favourite.
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Yes, amethyst is my favourite.
I don't really care for them on their own, but I've always loved the geodes. The local shop I get most of my gemstones from has a lot of amethyst geodes, but most of them are $1k or more. :eek:

Think we'll make it through again?
Dunno, we might. I guess it wouldn't hurt to try.

Demantoid garnet... in a pretty ring. For the record, it seems to be surrounded by diamonds, which are another gemstone that starts with 'D' (surprising, I know /sarcasm).
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oops..Ekanite was in second round. Ekanite of a different colour is still Ekanite.
Epidote-- mixed with quartz inclusions. Pretty.
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Mystic quartz. It's not natural, at least not entirely; it's created by adding a permanent coating to clear quartz that gives it that brightly colored rainbow.
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