Gems and Precious Stones A-Z - Statistics

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Letter	Hint	Answer	% Correct
D	April birthstone	Diamond	89%
E	May birthstone	Emerald	86%
R	July birthstone	Ruby	86%
O	October birthstone birthstone and the national gemstone of Australia	Opal	83%
S	September birthstone	Sapphire	82%
J	Stone that was mined in China as early as 6000 BC	Jade	75%
G	January birthstone	Garnet	68%
Q	Varieties of this stone include amethyst, citrine, and onyx	Quartz	67%
A	A blue or turquoise variety of beryl	Aquamarine	63%
P	Variety of olivine and August birthstone	Peridot	51%
Z	One of the three birthstones for December	Zircon	48%
L	A deep blue stone used to make ultramarine, the finest blue pigment used by Renaissance artists	Lapis Lazuli	45%
M	An opaque, green-banded mineral	Malachite	25%
T	A Sri Lankan gem that can be bi- or even tri-colored	Tourmaline	20%
I	A transparent form of cordierite also known as "water-sapphire"	Iolite	11%
F	A transparent to translucent yellow, orange, or red stone	Fire opal	10%
K	Pink to lilac colored stone discovered in 1902 and named for Tiffany & Co's chief jeweler at the time.	Kunzite	9%
B	The very rare-colored state gemstone of Texas	Blue Topaz	6%
U	A stone that exists in various shades of green and pink and often has a mottled appearance	Unakite	5%
V	A green, brown, yellow, or blue opaque stone first discovered in blocks or lava from an ancient volcano	Vesuvianite	4%
C	A pale green to yellow stone that is the third-hardest natural gemstone	Chrysoberyl	2%
H	Colorless, pale gray, or pale yellow Norwegian stone first described in 1890	Hambergite	1%
N	A rare black opaque stone found in Greenland	Nuummite	1%

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