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		1. Testing Hardness of a Mineral ^Votes:0 1. Testing Hardness of a Mineral Testing Hardness of a Mineral The hardenss of a mineral is one of the most diagnostic and easy tests to perform in the attempt to indentify an unknown mineral. Hardenss is a measure of a mineral's resistance to abrasion and reflects the atomic structure of a mineral. Mohs Hardness Scale Hardness is measured on the Mohs Scale , identified numerically hardness of by standard minerals, from 1 (softest) to 10 (hardest): Talc Gypsum Clacite Fluorite Apatite Orthoclase Quartz Topaz Corundum Diamond A mineral of a given hardenss will scratch a mineral of a lower number. With a systematic approach, you can use minerals of known hardness to determine the relative hardness of any other mineral. Click here to continue Read More Go to Site


		Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery ^Votes:0 Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery "The First Internet Rock Shop!" Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery is a large collection of mineral descriptions, images, and specimens (see our new specimens last updated 17-Mar-2007, and What's New last updated 29-Oct-2007), together with several ways of accessing these descriptions. The descriptions include searchable mineralogical data , plus other information of interest to students and rock hounds. This site displays thousands of images of previously sold mineral specimens as a service to rockhounds, students and educators (not merely minerals currently for sale). What is a mineral? A mineral is (generally) an inorganic, naturally occurring, organized crystalline structure composed of a single chemical compound or element. A rock is (gen Read More Go to Site

		Atlas of Rocks, Minerals, and Textures ^Votes:0 Contents This web page was constructed to aid undergraduate instruction at the Geology Department of the University of North Carolina. Photomicrography and website design by Kent Ratajeski, UNC Ph.D. student. Funded by a UNC Instructional Technology grant to Dr. Allen Glazner. Having trouble figuring out how to use the Atlas? Want to use the original color slides for instructional purposes at UNC? Click on the question mark for more information. visitors. Read More Go to Site

		Birthstones ^Votes:0 Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery "The First Internet Rock Shop!" BIRTHSTONES Here are the modern and traditional birthstones, and in some cases their commonly recognized substitutes. Not listed are the "sign stones" which are based upon the astrological signs of the Zodiac. January Birthstone : Garnet or Rose Quartz February Birthstone : Amethyst or Onyx March Birthstone : Aquamarine or Bloodstone April Birthstone : Diamond or Rock Crystal (Quartz) May Birthstone : Emerald or Chrysoprase June Birthstone : Alexandrite or Moonstone or Pearl JewelsForMe.com KhazarGems.com July Birthstone : Ruby or Carnelion August Birthstone : Peridot or Sardonyx September Birthstone : Sapphire or Lapis October Birthstone : Opal or Tourmaline November Birthstone : Topaz or Citrine December Births Read More Go to Site

		Bob's Rock Shop: Crystallography and Mineral Crystal Systems ^Votes:0 If you're stuck in some other web site's frames click here to escape them. Introduction to Crystallography and Mineral Crystal Systems Written by Mike Howard - Illustrated by Darcy Howard Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Crystal Forms and Symmetry Classes Part 3: The Cubic (Isometric) System Part 4: The Tetragonal System Part 5: The Orthorhombic System Part 6: The Hexagonal System Part 7: The Monoclinic System Part 8: The Triclinic System Part 9: Summary and Conclusion, Further Reading About the Authors... Mike Howard JMichaelH@aol.com Darcy Howard DHoward954@aol.com Mike has been a mineral collector for over 30 years, the last 22 of which he has been employeed by the Arkansas Geological Commission as a geologist. Intrigued by crystal forms and how they relate to minerals and the stories they Read More Go to Site

		DIAMOND (Carbon) ^Votes:0 THE MINERAL DIAMOND Chemistry: C, Elemental Carbon Class: Native Elements Subclass: Non-metallics Group: Carbon Uses: usually as a gemstone and abrasive, also scientific uses. For natural diamond mineral specimens, see our diamond specimens page. For Diamond Jewelry, see Diamond is the ultimate gemstone, having few weaknesses and many strengths. It is well known that Diamond is the hardest substance found in nature, but few people realize that Diamond is four times harder than the next hardest natural mineral, corundum (sapphire and ruby). But even as hard as it is, it is not impervious. Diamond has four directions of cleavage, meaning that if it receives a sharp blow in one of these directions it will cleave, or split. A skilled diamond setter and/or jeweler will prevent any of these dire Read More Go to Site

		Encyclopedia Smithsonian: Hope Diamond ^Votes:0 About Smithsonian \| Websites A-Z Home › Encyclopedia Smithsonian › Science and Technology Hope Diamond The history of the stone which was eventually named the Hope diamond began when the French merchant traveller, Jean Baptiste Tavernier, purchased a 112 3/16-carat diamond. This diamond, which was most likely from the Kollur mine in Golconda, India, was somewhat triangular in shape and crudely cut. Its color was described by Tavernier as a "beautiful violet." Tavernier sold the diamond to King Louis XIV of France in 1668 with 14 other large diamonds and several smaller ones. In 1673 the stone was recut by Sieur Pitau, the court jeweler, resulting in a 67 1/8-carat stone. In the royal inventories, its color was described as an intense steely-blue and the stone became k Read More Go to Site

		Gemstones, Crystals, Minerals, Fossils and the largest Amethyst Geode on earth on display at The Crystal Caves ^Votes:0 Gemstones, Crystals, Minerals, Fossils and the largest Amethyst Geode on earth on display at The Crystal Caves Fascinating Facets - displaying & selling crystals and fossils from around the world One of Australia's most spectacular private mineralogical collection with over 600 specimens on display ! An underground adventure museum with rare crystals and minerals - usually hidden deep beneath the earth's surface - to TOUCH and see. Home of the worlds largest ametyhst geode ! A region of virgin Wet Tropics rainforest, rolling green hillsides and crystal clear volcanic crater lakes - and in the heart of this wonderful blend of natural beauty and pioneering heritage is Atherton, home of The Crystal Caves The FASCINATING FACETS Shop sells gemstone jewellery, loose gemstones, pendants, gold jew Read More Go to Site

		IRON-NICKEL (Fe-Ni) ^Votes:0 IRON-NICKEL Chemistry: Fe-Ni, Elemental Iron-nickel Class: Elements Group: Iron Uses: as a mineral specimen and scientific studies. Specimens Native Iron is quite often a misnomer as natural iron is not necessarily "native" to Earth since it rarely occurs on the Earth's surface by terrestrial processes. It is mostly found in the form of meteorites that have impacted the Earth's surface. A few rare terrestrial gabbros and sulfide deposits do contain elemental iron-nickel deposits, these are the only truly native iron-nickel. All natural iron, whether it is native or meteoritic, is actually an alloy of iron and nickel. The two elements are combined in varying percentages from less than 6% nickel to as much as 75% nickel, although iron is by far more common than nickel. The meteorites that co Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Gallery - Interesting Mineral Groupings ^Votes:0 Interesting Groupings of Minerals Choose from these groups Gemstones : Includes gem varieties of minerals. Fluorescent Minerals : These glow in ultraviolet light. Minerals by Locality : Some notable mineral sites and the minerals found there. Significant Element : Includes ores of metals such as lead or Copper. Meteoritic Minerals : Minerals found in meteorites. --> Minerals that Twin : These minerals may form twinned crystals. Natural Groupings : Natural associations such as pegmatities, vugs, etc. Radioactive Minerals : Minerals that emit high energy radiation. --> Minerals by Class : Elements, Oxides, Silicates, etc. Minerals by Name : Alphabetical listing (one very long list, over 50k). Birthstones : Lists the commonly recognized birthstones. Anniversary Gift Ideas : Lists the traditio Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Identification ^Votes:0 Mineral Identification This page uses Frames and is best viewed in Netscape 2.0 or better. No frames version Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Information Table ^Votes:0 Mineral Information Table Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Resources ^Votes:0 Resources Advertise on this page For a list of our selection of excellent books on minerals and gemstones, go to our book selection page . This section contains a growing list of articles pertinent to both the mineral collector and student. Various information on several mineral and gemstone subjects can be found here. (These documents have been proofread and researched, but we assume no responsibility for their accuracy.) MINERAL PROPERTIES AND IDENTIFICATION FEATURES WHAT DEFINES A MINERAL ORGANIZING A MINERAL COLLECTION ACQUIRING MINERALS FINDING MINERALS PURCHASING MINERALS MINERAL VALUE THE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF MINERALS ELEMENTAL ABBREVIATIONS AND TABLE GLOSSARY Advertise on this page This page is open to sponsor. _ Sponsor this page Copyright ? 1997 - 1999 Hershel Friedman, all rig Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Resources Department ^Votes:0 \| Home \| Mining-Exploration \| Geology \| Groundwater \| Seismology \| Products \| Services \| Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Government of the Republic of Fiji Islands Welcome to the Website for Mining and Geology in Fiji ______________ Current Tenement Map Mining Statistics Investment Guide Mineral Policy Summary of Fiji Geology Aeromagnetic Dataset Major Data Packages Industrial Minerals Petroleum Potential Publications Index Library Educational Pamphlets For more information, contact : Director, Mineral Resources Department, Private Mail Bag, GPO, Suva. Fiji Islands. FAX: (679) 337 0039 PHONE: (679) 338 1611 or [Contact us by Email] Quick Access : Table of Contents Mineral Resources Department is the National Geological Survey and Mining Organisation of the Republic of Fiji Island Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Resources: Organizing a collection ^Votes:0 Resources ORGANIZING A MINERAL COLLECTION Advertise on this page This page mentions mineral collecting, mineral storage, labeling, and proper care for minerals. Collection Methods Many collectors save any mineral type they find. They try to have as many minerals in their collection as they can. Since there are over 3,000 minerals, and each one has variances, they will never reach the goal of having every mineral. No collection in the world is close to complete. A collection method known as specialized collecting is used by many collectors throughout the world. Instead of collecting any and every mineral specimen, specialized collectors collect only certain types of minerals, based on several classification "groups". These groups compromise minerals that have some similar characte Read More Go to Site

		Mineral Search ^Votes:0 Mineral Search A Glossary of Terms is available which describes the consistent set of terms used in this mineral database, and offers suggestions for effective searching. Enter your keywords, followed by the Enter key. Try to use several independent descriptive words, since "very heavy" will also match "heavy" and "very soft". Also, don't use negatives (such as "not transparent"). Enter your search terms Submit search form Web mineral.galleries.com Copyright ©1995-2007 by Amethyst Galleries, Inc. Site design & programming by galleries.com web services Amethyst Galleries ' Mineral Gallery MINERALS By Name A list of minerals in alphabetical order By Class Elements, Oxides, Carbonates, etc. Interesting Groupings ( Gemstones , Birthstones , etc.) Physical Properties Keys to identifying mineral Read More Go to Site

		Mineral structures ^Votes:0 Crystal Structural Models using Chime Plug-in The Chime plug-in is a standard plug-in used for displaying chemical molecules and is available from MDL, a subsidiary of Elsevier Science. A full Chime Tutorial is available from the Internet Journal of Chemistry, but a brief explanation of instructions is given below. Use Netscape Navigator 3, MS Explorer 4, or newer for best results. Of course, crystal structures rotate faster on faster computers. Mineral groups available: Diamond and graphite Metals (or same, but with still images ) Salt Carbonates Garnet (or same, but with a still images ) Al2SiO5 polymorphs Beryl Pyroxene Amphibole Mica SiO2 polymorphs Notes on construction of models Chime Instructions If you have properly installed Chime on your computer, you will see two ball-and-stick Read More Go to Site

		Mineralogy Database ^Votes:0 Mineralogy Database in HTML Format . Last update 10/20/99. This mineral database contains more than 5,000 web pages of mineral data. There are 4,102 individual mineral species descriptions with links. Visit the " What's New " section for details. The Mineralogy Database is moving to a new, permanent domain. Please make sure to bookmark the new location at http://webmineral.com . Mineral data on individual species are linked to the following mineral table by crystallography, X-Ray powder diffraction, chemical composition, physical and optical properties, Dana's New classification, Strunz classification, and alphabetical listings of mineral species. I have also included links to other sources of mineral data available on the WWW. What is a Mineral ? Selected mineral definitions. Cr Read More Go to Site

		Mineralogy Database ^Votes:0 Short Cuts: Crystallography \| jmol Mineral Structures \| jPOWD Mineral Structures \| Chemistry \| X Ray Spacing \| NEW Dana Classification \| Strunz Classification \| Mineral Properties \| Alphabetical Listing \| Mineral Images \| Webmineral News Info: Mineral Definition \| What's New \| Advertising \| Search \| Links \| Webmaster \| JAVA Crystals \| HELP Babelfish: Traduisez en fran?ais \| Traduzca a espa?oles \| Tradurre in italiano \| ?bersetzen Sie in Deutschen \| Traduza para o portugu?ses \| \| \| \| Additional Languages Mineralogy Database Last update 7/22/07. This mineral database contains 4,442 individual mineral species descriptions with links and a comprehensive image library. Visit the " What's New " section for details. Mineral data for individual species are linked to mineral tables by cry Read More Go to Site

		Mineralogy Database ^Votes:0 Short Cuts: Crystallography \| jmol Mineral Structures \| jPOWD Mineral Structures \| Chemistry \| X Ray Spacing \| NEW Dana Classification \| Strunz Classification \| Mineral Properties \| Alphabetical Listing \| Mineral Images \| Webmineral News Info: Mineral Definition \| What's New \| Advertising \| Search \| Links \| Webmaster \| JAVA Crystals \| HELP Babelfish: Traduisez en fran?ais \| Traduzca a espa?oles \| Tradurre in italiano \| ?bersetzen Sie in Deutschen \| Traduza para o portugu?ses \| \| \| \| Additional Languages Mineralogy Database Last update 7/22/07. This mineral database contains 4,442 individual mineral species descriptions with links and a comprehensive image library. Visit the " What's New " section for details. Mineral data for individual species are linked to mineral tables by cry Read More Go to Site

		MYRMEKITE ^Votes:0 MYRMEKITE AND METASOMATIC GRANITE, ISSN 1526-5757 Lorence G. Collins email: lorencec@sysmatrix.net If you are interested, the following link connects to a picture of myself and contains a short biography. Biographical Information There are fifty presentations in this web site which are connected by links. Each presentation should be listed in reference lists of articles in refereed journals and graduate theses showing ISSN 1526-5757 and the Internet address. The following articles can also be found in a LINK to an index arranged by subject matter. 1. Origin Of Myrmekite And Metasomatic Granite 2. Replacement Of Primary Plagioclase By Secondary K-feldspar And Myrmekite 3. Microscopic And Megascopic Relationships For Myrmekite-bearing Granitic Rocks Formed By K-metasomatism 4. Myrmekite Form Read More Go to Site

		NATIVE SILVER (Ag) ^Votes:0 NATIVE SILVER Chemistry: Ag, Elemental silver Class: Elements Group: Gold Uses: Minor ore of silver for use in jewelry , coins and photographic films and other industrial uses. Specimens Silver has been mined for eons and has always been popular in jewelry and for coinage. Only in the past hundred years however, has the demand for silver been so great. The reason for this demand is the use of silver in the photography industry, which takes advantage of silver's reactivity to light. Native Silver is rare and much silver is produced from silver-bearing minerals such as prousite, pyrargyrite, galena, etc. Specimens of Native Silver usually consist of wires that are curved and intertwined together, making an inspiring mineralogical curiosity. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Color is silver white wit Read More Go to Site

		Oklahoma Minerals, Crystals and Rocks ^Votes:0 Oklahoma Crystal Collecting www.oklahoma.cc Coming soon... Information on some of the most spectacur fluorescent and phosphorescent calcite in the world! It's from central Texas. Specimens fluoresce and PHOSPHORESCE equal to or BETTER than the legendary calcite from Terlingua, Texas. Check back in mid-December! Are you looking for information on rock, mineral or crystal collecting in Oklahoma? If so, you've come to the right place! On this site you'll find information on the best rock, mineral and crystal collecting locations in Oklahoma by county, with special emphasis on quartz crystals from the Broken Bow area of McCurtain County in southeast Oklahoma, the selenite (gypsum) from the Great Salt Plains near Jet in Alfalfa County, and the rose rocks from the Norman area of Cleveland County Read More Go to Site

		Redirection notice ^Votes:0 University of Bristol EARTH SCIENCES Minerals under the microscope The location of this package has now changed to http://www.gly.bris.ac.uk/www/teach/opmin/mins.html Department of Earth Sciences Home Page This page is maintained by Liz Loeffler and was last updated on 27th September 2000 Read More Go to Site

		Skarn re-router ^Votes:0 Skarn re-router The Skarns and Skarns Deposits web site has moved. Smith College Geology is now hosting it. Please note new URL: http://www.science.smith.edu/departments/Geology/Skarn/ One moment please, auto-transfer in progress... Read More Go to Site

		Steve Smale's Home Page ^Votes:0 Steve Smale Each photograph is of a mineral specimen, from the collection of my wife, Clara, and myself. Our collection was started in 1969, partly with the realization that, while enjoying a moderate income, we could obtain some of the finest crystals, even competing with the best museums. Malachite Big tourmaline Tourmaline Herminophite Barite Aquamarine Mesolite &quottwinned&quot calcite Rhodochrosite Wulfenite Varascite Paryte Back Read More Go to Site

		The mineral and gemstone kingdom: home ^Votes:0 Please support Minerals.net Shop for Rock and Gem and other Collecting Magazines from MagsDirect.com Magazine Subscriptions . [ Awards and Affiliations ] [ Troubleshooting ] [ Site Info ] [ Credits ] [ Books ] Copyright ? 1997 - 2005 Hershel Friedman, all rights reserved Read More Go to Site

		The Mineralogical Record ^Votes:0 The highly respected, award-winning Mineralogical Record magazine is the premier journal for serious mineral collectors, specimen-oriented mineralogists and mineral museum curators worldwide. It features authoritative and interesting articles on every aspect of specimen mineralogy, including in-depth locality descriptions, new species, mineral market reports, micromineralogy, biographies, history of mineral collecting and mineralogy, mining history and antiquarian mineral literature, all copiously illustrated with spectacular color photography. An extensive list of back issues is available. Books on mineralogical subjects are also published, and a new online journal carries additional articles. Read More Go to Site

		The Seaman Mineral Museum: Michigan's Official State Mineral Museum ^Votes:0 Home Museum Information Museum Collection Museum Online Gift Shop Museum News & Outreach Copper Country Mineral Retreat Supporting the Museum Future World-Class Museum on Quincy Hill Seaman Mineral Museum Society Links The Mineral Museum of Michigan A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum Michigan Technological University 1400 Townsend Drive Houghton, Michigan 49931-1295 E-mail: tjb@mtu.edu Telephone: (906)487-2572 FAX: (906)487-3027 © 2006 A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum Last modified on: 11/6/2007 Hosted by Michigan Technological University is an equal opportunity educational institution / equal opportunity employer Email the Webmaster Tigerholm with your suggestions and comments. Read More Go to Site

		THIS WEBSITE HAS MOVED ^Votes:0 Franklin & Sterling Hill Minerals HAS MOVED TO: http://Franklin-SterlingHill.com PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BROWSER / LINKS This page last updated: Monday, August 08, 2005 . Read More Go to Site

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		USGS Mineral Resources Program ^Votes:0 USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Mineral Resources Program Skip to content. Horizontal Navigation Home About MRP News Featured Activities Projects External Research Contact Us You are here: Home Navigation Home About the Program MRP News & Events Featured Activities Projects Products RSS Feed - Periodicals External Research Program Contact Information MRP Spatial Data MRP Commodity Information Mineral Resources Program USGS scientist collecting samples at a mine. The Mineral Resources Program supports a wide range of activities. This gallery of images illustrates the diversity of work supported by MRP. --> The USGS Mineral Resources Program ( MRP ) provides scientific information for objective resource assessments and unbiased research results on mineral potential, production, consumptio Read More Go to Site

		USGS Minerals Information: State Minerals Information ^Votes:0 USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Minerals Information MI Team Home / Commodity / Country / State / Products / Contacts / MI Home > State State Minerals Statistics and Information Publications Contacts Links Publications Minerals Yearbook (Volume II. -- Area Reports: Domestic) State chapters from the Minerals Yearbook (Volume II. -- Area Reports: Domestic) are designed to provide statistical data and information for mineral commodities on a state-by-state basis. Additional chapters include a statistical summary and survey methods for nonfuel minerals. Please note that some of the chapters do not include a State map, which is provided with the printed version. Printed copies of the Minerals Yearbook may be ordered through the U.S. Government Printing Office (See Minerals Yearbook, Vol . Read More Go to Site

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		Women in Mining ^Votes:0 Women in Mining Mineral Resources for Teachers Women In Mining is dedicated to educating students, teachers and the general public about the importance of minerals. Our Webpage is under major renovation - please be patient with us 2008 Women in Mining Calendar now available For more information, or to place an order you can contact wim@womeninmining.org Calendar Order Form! About Minerals About WIM Activities Operation Respect Games WIM Education Foundation Mineral Education Links WIM 2001 Sample Booklet 21st Biennial Fairbanks Alaska Mining Conference March 18 - 22, 2008 WIM 2000 Sample Booklet NSTA CHOOSES 11 WIM ACTIVITIES FOR sciLINKS 2007 WIM CALENDAR FOR CONFERENCES AND COURSES WIM RECEIVES PRAZEN AWARD FOR EDUCATION WIM RECEIVES BLM NATIONAL SOLID MINERAL AWARD Last updated November Read More Go to Site

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