what stones or objects bring abundance?
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Of course it depends what your particular obstacle to abundance is - but citrine is supposed to be good for this.
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What kind of "indian beads"? Some are clay, or stone, or bone, or seeds.
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Natural: crude oil, timber (trees), precious metals (gold, silver, copper)\nHuman: computer programmers, engineers, teachers.\nCapital: not sure about this one...cash is a good bet.
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LET IT START FROM YOU. \nSEE THE BEAUTY, YOU WILL FIND A LOT.
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natural resources include: coal, iron ore, bauxite, zinc, uranium, antimony, arsenic, potash, feldspar, fluorospar, gypsum, timber, and fish.
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A divining rod. It also has been used to find water, power lines, and other valuable elements located in soil. \n\nIt is speculated that it's merely a magic trick.
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lots of materials' properties can be found. you can try this link..
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oxygen, nitrogen, every fuckin mineral and more on the periodic table...take chemistry
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The value of stones depends on their rarity and esthetical value, not so much on their age. \nSecondly not all stones are as old as the earth. The earth's continental crust is continuasly renewed. New crust forms at mid ocean rifs and wells up in vulcanoes. And crust disappears when one continent al slab slips under another.
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What kind of stone?\n.
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hardness, luster, clevage, composition, crystal structure\n\niron is useful also in the mineral gypsum they use it to make drywall\n\nmost gems are valueable because they form extremely slow making them rare, they are also the very hardest type of mineral
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Perhaps some jewelry, clothes, perfum, cd's, dvd's, etc.
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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. It accounts for about 75% of all elemental matter. And "pure" hydrogen is actually rare on earth as most of it is found in water.
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a stone is a stone is a stone.
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For common metals, iron is pretty much all you have.  Magnetite is an oxide of iron that is the about the most magnetic metal on earth.\n If you are looking for low weight, rare earth magnets are the way to go, but will cost you accordingly.  Neodymium or Samarium-Cobalt are your best bets there.
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It isn't always found.\n\nBut it is very, very rare on Earth's surface because it collected mainly in the phase of Earths history when it was molten, and so is mainly present only in the core now.\n\nBy contrast, meteorites which are often made of similar material to that which Earth condensed out of are often relatively abundant in it.
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luster\n\ndo your own homework!