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Rhodochrosite is derived from the two Greek words "rose" and "color." It is pink due to the color of the main component, manganese. The most crucial feature of Rhodochrosite is that there are white substances in the pink, which are distributed in strips. There are few...

Brucite is named after "A. Bruce," an early American mineralogist name. The Chinese name is called “水镁石” or “氢氧镁石” according to the chemical composition of the mineral. Brucite occurs in metamorphic limestone, serpentine, and gneiss and belongs to low-temperature...

Howlite is a white and sometimes containing black mineral with delicate veins. Although the hardness of Howlite is very low, it can withstand polishing and is often used as a decorative gem or as an imitation of turquoise. Basic property of Howlite Chemical...

The name Idocrase (Vesuvianite) is originally from Greek, meaning "form" and "mixing" because its crystal shape is similar to other minerals. But in mineralogy, the name of Idocrase is Vesuvianite, which is said to be related to the Vesuvius volcano. Some people also...

Lawsonite is a rare low-temperature metamorphic mineral, mainly occurring in glaucophane schist and in some basic rocks and marbles of sodium zoisitization. Gem-grade crystals are mainly from Covelo, California, USA, with crystals about five cm long; Another famous...

The English name of "Pyrope" garnet comes from the Greek word "Pyropos," meaning "Firelike." The color of Pyrope garnet is usually dark-red or slightly brown or orange-red. It is commonly used for jewelry, especially in the Victoria and tsarist periods; Pyrope garnet...

Blue vein stone is produced in Wangcang County, Sichuan Province, China. It was discovered by the Sichuan Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources in 1980. Its lithology is sodalized urtite, and its jade is named "Blue vein stone jade" because of its blue...

The English name of Stichtite comes from Robert Stich, a Romanian mining engineer. it is rarely used for jewelry but only has a collection value because of its low hardness and fragility, Chemical formula: Mg6Cr2CO3 (OH) 16 ・ 4H2O, often mixed with iron.Trilateral...

Beryllonite is a rare sodium beryllium phosphate mineral. It is mainly formed in pegmatites developed by metasomatism and coexists with quartz, tourmaline, albite, and muscovite. Beryllonite is mainly produced in Brazil, Finland, and Zimbabwe. However, gem-grade...