Aquamarine Photos
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Aquamarine Photos
Aquamarine
last edited:
1/17/08
number of photos: 17
Aquamarine is beryl, Al2Be3Si6O18
hardness: 7.5 to 8
beryl as
a mineral
lectures
on aquamarine
Aquamarine- Colleen Breen
Aquamarine- Nwande Gardiner
Aquamarine-
Maggie Monahan
faceted aquamarine stones
aquamarine, faceted:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
I
aquamarine, faceted-dark color: A
aquamarine, faceted-rich color: A
aquamarine, faceted-teardrop shape: A
aquamarine in jewelry
aquamarine, pendants: A
aquamarine, ring:
A
aquamarine beads:
A
B
C
D*
aquamarine, uncut
aquamarine, crystals:
A
B
Photos are copyright free for
non-commercial educational uses.
Just credit photos to R.Weller/Cochise
College.
copyright 2008-R.Weller
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special note:
aquamarine locations
USA occurrences
California
Pala, San Diego County
Colorado
Mount Antero
Connecticut
New Milford, Litchfield County
Haddam Neck, Middlesex County
Maine
Stoneham, Albany, and Paris, Oxford County
North Carolina
Hurricane Mountain, Yancy County
Grassy Creek, Mitchell County
WORLD-WIDE occurrences
Brazil:
Jequitinhohna river, near minas Novas, Minas Gerais
Teofilo Otoni at Marambia, Minas Gerais
Ceara and Rio Grande do Norte
Tres Barros mine
India
Kasmir
Coimbatore district of Madras
Rajasthan
Madagascar
Pakistan
Russia
Mursinsk
Urulga River, Siberia
Adul-Chalon Mountains near Transbailalia
Miask, Orenburg
South-West Africa
Rossing