25+ Extremely Beautiful Minerals And Stones

”Mineral” is not the first thing to come to mind when you hear the word “beauty,” and that‘s a pity because they look so, so pretty. This selection of some of the most beautiful minerals and stones in the world will be a feast for your eyes.
A mineral is a «naturally occurring substance that is solid and inorganic representable by a chemical formula, and has an ordered atomic structure.» Rocks, unlike minerals, don’t have a specific chemical composition, and can be made of both minerals or non-minerals. Although there are over 4,900 known types of minerals, the ones here are just the most beautiful ones that we and our readers could find.
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#1 Sunset Fire Opal

#2 Luz Opal With Galaxy Inside

#3 Ocean Inside An Opal

#4 Bismuth

#5 Lightning Ridge Black Opal

#6 Opal Fossil

#7 Worlds Biggest Amethyst Geode – The ‘empress Of Uruguay’

#8 Rose Quartz Geode

#9 Fluorite

#10 Burmese Tourmaline

#11 Titanium Quartz

#12 Scolecite

#13 Chrysocolla In Malachite

#14 Watermelon Tourmaline

#15 Azurite

#16 Bismuth

#17 Rhodochrosite

#18 Uvarovite

#19 Realgar On Calcite

#20 Crocoite

#21 Fluorite/quartz/pyrite Combination

#22 Cobaltocalcite

#23 Tourmaline On Quartz With Lepidolite And Cleavelandite

#24 Rhodochrosite

#25 Crocoite

#26 Botswana Agate

#27 Alexandrite

#28 Blue Agate Geode

#29 A Heart Of Flesh And Blood ; Carneole

#30 Purple Geode Druzy Stone

#31 1.8 Mm Multicolor Rutile Crystal

#32 #26 Obsidian

#33 Gold (dragon) On Quartz

#34 Phantom In Amethyst

#35 Crystals (xenotime, Zircon) Arranged In A Radiating Polished Slice Of Rock — Chrysanthemumstone

#36 Labradorite

#37 Wulfenite

#38 Opalised Ammonite

#39 Beautiful Raw Emerald

#40 Amazing Fukang Meteorite

#41 Peacock Coal — Mcadoo, Pennsylvania, U.s.a.

#42 Cuprite, Congo

#43 Honey Calcite Glowing Through Fluorite

#44 Peruvian Blue Opal

#45 Lion Fish

#46 Colusite & Sphalerite

#47 Fire Agate

#48 Wulfenite (pbmoo4) Crystal

#49 Azurite And Malachite

#50 Cyanotrichite — Arizona

#51 Iceland Spar Calcite Crystal

#52 Pink Quartz Geode

#53 Smaragd

#54 Azurite & Malachite On Smokey Quartz Point With ‘record Keeper’ Markings

#55 Chalsedoon

56 Ammolite; Opalized Ammonite Fossil

#57 Aigue-marine

#58 Cuprite — Bisbee, Az

#59 Euchlorine — Russia

#60 Esquel Pallasite Meteorite — Only Comes From Space

#61 Sunny Blue Sky, Ceylon Sapphire

#62 Olivine

#63 Astrophyllite

#64 Insect Inclusion Baltic Amber

#65 Tourmaline

#66 Acantithe Coated By Chalcopyrite On White Quartz And Rock

#67 Native Silver — British Columbia

#68 Labradorit

#69 John’s Rock’s

#70 Manganite — South Africa

#71 Rainbow Lattice Sunstone — Australia

#72 Iridescent Mass

#73 Spectrolite (a Variety Of Labradorite Found Only In Finland)

#74 Acanthite Coated By Chalcopyrite And Silver Wires

#75 Calcite -romania

#76 A Better Snap Of The Labradorite

#77 Raw Amber

#78 Beautiful Rocks From Rubyfall Georgia

#79 Leopards Labradorite

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