Turquoise Crystals - Statistics

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Description Answer % Correct
Formed by water acting on aluminum and copper; popular as a protective amulet; fades in sunlight; porous - thus, can be discoloured by oil and grease Turquoise
73%
Popular stone; variety of beryl; impurities of iron determine coloration which range from almost colourless to deep sea blue-green; found in pegmatite; forms hexagonal pencil shaped crystals Aquamarine
45%
Popular gemstone; variety of the mineral feldspar; named after the most famous river in S. America Amazonite
36%
Form of mineral pectolite; subtle turquoise blue with soft, white veining; only found in Mts of Dominican Republic; sometimes sold as "Dolphin Stone" and referred to as "Atlantis Stone" Larimar
27%
Resembles ethereal landscapes or distant planets; forms where copper is exposed to air and water; mineral is rarely pure; very soft unless mixed with other minerals Chrysocolla
18%
Has unusual silky, pearlescent lustre; its typical form is botryoidal; named for the British scientist James Smithson, who founded the Smithsonian Institution Smithsonite
18%
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