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Amethyst Sage
Black Onyx
Blue Lace Agate
Botswana Agate
Charoite
Chinese Writing Stone
Chrysocolla
Chyrsoprase
Citrine
Citron Chyrsoprase
Crazy Lace Agate
Dalmation Jasper
Deschutes Jasper
Emerald Quartz
Imperial Jasper
Laguna Agate
Leopardskin Jasper
Mariposite
Montana Agate
Mookaite Jasper
Moonstone
Ocean Jasper
Petrified Palmwood
Picture Jasper
Piranha Agate
Petoskey Stone
Polka Dot Agate
Porcelain Jasper
Rainforest Jasper
Regency Plume Agate
Turquoise
Turritella

Turquoise__Location: Brazil, Mexico, Peru and the United States. Also found in Australia, China, Egypt, Russia and Tibet__Hardness: 5-6
Turquoise has a long history as a popular gem material. Turquoise was brought to Europe from Turkey via trade route. Turquoise comes in a various shades of blue, green and blue green including sky blue and apple green. Color depends on the ration of copper to iron. Copper contributes to blue color while iron turns the blue to green. Turquoise is often found where copper deposits exist. The best color of turquoise is partly a matter of taste. In the United States the sky blue tint known as robin's egg blue is preferred by many. Turquoise is a stone of timeless appeal in any of its colors.
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