Rocks are really fascinating. If you read my other story, you will like this one:
This is aquamarine. Aquamarine is a birthstone. Most aquamarine is found in the Indian ocean, Madagascar, India and Zimbabwe.
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This is topaz. Topaz is also a birthstone (above). Topaz is measured in carats like diamonds. Topaz is found in every Continent in the world except Antarctica. GorissenM via Compfight
This is citrine. Citrine is another birthstone (above). Citrine is not that valuable. Citrine is only found in south America.
This is Opal. Opal is a birthstone (Above). This is MY birthstone. There are two kinds of opal, wood opal and precious opal. Precious opal is found in Australia and wood opal is found in northwestern U.S.A.
This is malachite (above). Malachite is NOT a birthstone. Malachite is expensive. this one up here is probably $6. Malachite is found in southern parts of Africa, Russia and Australia.
This is pyrite(Above). Pyrite is not a birthstone, but it is good for some dice! the only way to get pyrite is to dig in the ground. There is a similar rock named limonite. Limonite is the psonamorph of pyrite. This means it is the opposite of pyrite. Pyrite is found all over the world except Antarctica.
Last one. This is Agate. Better known as a geod, it has many designs. Agate is not a birthstone. Agate is found all over the world except Antarctica. Thank you for reading and looking at my story,
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Hi Josh its Luke I was wondering what is the difference between birthstone and what is not a birthstone. Also I found this story very interesting and fascinating. I have learned a lot about rocks and other minerals. And as always Happy Blogging! ??
Great research! I agree “rocks rule”