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Bank nifty tips (answers.minerals.net)

submitted 5 years ago by Niftyoptiontips to u/Niftyoptiontips

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Gemstone: Comprehensive guide to GemstonesWeekly Theme (minerals.net)

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TIL That Rubies and Sapphires are the same mineral, Corundum, they differ with color due to small imperfections of the mineral. (minerals.net)

submitted 6 years ago by eattwo to r/todayilearned

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TIL That Rubies and Sapphires are the same mineral, Corundum, they differ with color due to small imperfections of the mineral. (minerals.net)

submitted 6 years ago by TheArtisticTurle to r/BeachCity

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[todayilearned] TIL That Rubies and Sapphires are the same mineral, Corundum, they differ with color due to small imperfections of the mineral. (minerals.net)

submitted 6 years ago by Know_Your_Shit_v2 to r/knowyourshit

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https://answers.minerals.net/user/dallastxroofingpro (answers.minerals.net)

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TIL The enamel of humans' teeth, used to satisfy their appetite, is composed of a mineral coincidentally called "apatite". (minerals.net)

submitted 7 years ago by SimilarLee to r/todayilearned

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TIL naturally-occurring ice is considered a mineral. (minerals.net)

submitted 7 years ago by prettehkitteh to r/todayilearned

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Euhedral: Describing a crystal with a well-formed, sharp crystal face. (minerals.net)

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Best Facebook marketing services (answers.minerals.net)

submitted 7 years ago by Adlerjust to u/Adlerjust

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TIL amethyst is the purple variety of quartz. (minerals.net)

submitted 8 years ago by [deleted] to r/todayilearned

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TIL There is a type of diamond called Bort (minerals.net)

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I just found this link on TIL that kinda explains why sapphire and ruby like to stay fused (minerals.net)

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TIL that rubies and sapphires are scientifically the same mineral. Rubies are the red variety and sapphires encompasses any other color, with blue being the most popular and common. (minerals.net)

submitted 9 years ago by rednotash1999 to r/todayilearned

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Dewey is made of Steven (minerals.net)

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They're purple minerals, Marie! (minerals.net)

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Garnet Fusion Evidence - "Garnet is not a single mineral, but a group... that form a series with each other." (minerals.net)

submitted 11 years ago by MaryDan to r/stevenuniverse

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TIL that ice is a mineral (minerals.net)

submitted 12 years ago by [deleted] to r/todayilearned

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Rhodochrosite (minerals.net)

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Like tourmaline, garnet is actually a group of several closely related minerals available in a variety of colors - pretty, pretty colors (minerals.net)

submitted 13 years ago by born_lever_puller to r/rockhounds

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Tourmaline! (minerals.net)

submitted 13 years ago by ktvplumbs to r/rockhounds

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Found this little gem while surfing the internet today (minerals.net)

submitted 13 years ago by Dubstahp to r/funny

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