My number is +2348056827962,studied mining engineering,with a dad who specializes as Manager in Peklot Mining Syndicate and would love to jump start the mining outfit.To this end prospective partners in business are sought after in sponsorship mining and sale of solid minerals such as amethyst,aquamarine,tourmaline,tapaz,quartz...and cupper ore of 29% grade.
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if you were legit you would not be posting here
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I have a friend in China who can probably help. He buys stuff for me and sends it to me to sell. Email me and let me know the products you want and quantity, if you have some pictures, that would be helpful. arrogant36804@yahoo.com
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look here http://www.rocksandminerals.adventuresinodyssey.be/
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Wow, what a question... This was the best I could come up with...\n\n"The characteristics of granitoid-related tungsten deposits hosted in siliceous (carbonate-free) rocks (e.g., Panasqueira, Cligga Head, Pasto Bueno) are reviewed and the ranges of physicochemical parameters of the ore-forming fluids are summarized. The two important tungsten minerals in these deposits are wolframite and scheelite, which were deposited mostly between 200° and 500°C and 200 and 1,500 bars. The salinities of the mineralizing fluids were typically less than 15 wt percent but commonly were significantly higher (up to 55 wt %). The two predominant dissolved components are Na+ and Cl– with subordinate Ca2+, K+, and carbonate species (/HCO3–). The contents of CO2 are highly variable, but XCO2 values typically range from 0 to 0.1. Limited pH and fO2 estimates indicate a moderately acidic fluid with oxygen fugacities between those of the QFM and HM buffers. These parameters were used to guide solubility and speciation modeling of W in hydrothermal fluids in granitoid environments."\n\nThanks for expanding my thinking!
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I think that would be a great idea.  I would definitely be interested.  I'm a female, 25, a geologist, leave me an IM...
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contact rosypalms@herfivesisters.com
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that would be a mineral. has all the right qualifications!\n\n:)
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i have a cousin who is interested. he's in the US. currently i am supplying some of his stuff like bead bracelets and other fashion accessories.  from what country are you?  please email me and i'll give you some details - jeaneaus@yahoo.com
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Try searching on g2bay. Here you can find contact details of people from different fields.
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Hi Below is the link to M5 Industries with the address. \n\nHope this Helps & God Bless,\n\nChris
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Tell me more. We are into Private Equity and have funds for this sector. esdevnet@esdevnet.com
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"Seventeen companies declined to renounce future involvement in antipersonnel mine production. Company statements came from: AAI Corp. (Maryland), Allen-Bradley (Texas), Alliant Techsystems, Inc. (Minnesota), also representing mine producers Accudyne Corp. (Wisconsin), and Ferrulmatic, Inc. (New Jersey), CAPCO, Inc. (Colorado), Dale Electronics, Inc. (Nebraska), Ensign-Bickford Industries, Inc. (Connecticut), General Electric Company (Connecticut), Lockheed Martin Corp. (Maryland), Mohawk Electrical Systems, Inc. (Delaware), Nomura Enterprise, Inc. (Illinois), Parlex Corp. (Maryland), Quantic Industries, Inc. (California), Raytheon (Massachusetts), Thiokol Corp. (Utah), and Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (Pennsylvania). \n\nThirteen companies did not respond in writing to Human Rights Watch: Action Manufacturing Co. (Pennsylvania), Aerospace Design, Inc. (California), Amron Corp. (Wisconsin), BI Technologies (California), Consolidated Industries, Inc. (Alabama), Day & Zimmerman, Inc. (Pennsylvania), EMCO, Inc. (Alabama), Formworks Plastics, Inc. (California), Fort Belknap Industries (Montana), Intellitec (Florida), Mason & Hangar/Silas Mason Co., Inc. (Kentucky), Primetec, Inc. (Florida), Unitrode Corp. (New Hampshire)."
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tony, sorrells316@yahoo.com
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Worth of course depends on how many people are wanting to buy it.  On of the best sources to get it out there and seen is to take a picture of it and sell it on ebay.  There is a huge huge demand for minerals/crystals of that nature on there.  I know because I buy alot of my crystals on there.  See if htat works for you.
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Even though my birthstone is Garnet, I really like the Emerald. I'd have one set in a silver ring; I prefer silver, not gold.
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I would definetly be checking into the legalities of doing this... There are alot of companies overseas that do not have the same standards of gold and mismark their items... My hubby is a jeweler and knows that working on gold from some countries is totally different than the stuff from here... I am sure you will need ot licensed up the wahoo for this. I take it you are buying straight from a mine since it is wholesale? Sounds interesting but scary to me...
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hi joey i cant help you but thanx for the 2 pnts