A question for Amethyst?
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Jewelry is the only place I know amethyst to be used. Amethyst is a purple quartz. Sometimes it is superheated to produce yellow quartz--citrine.\n\nIn addition to its color being beautiful, amethyst occurs often naturally in large pieces that can be faceted for large, showy gemstones that can be bought at relatively reasonable prices.
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Hi Arilynn,  I have 4 questions left to ask.You tell me yours and i will tell you mind.hehe.\n\n  Clowmy
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ask thebquestion diferently
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That sounds like a question for a magic eight ball.\n\nOr a coin.
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Is this for an engagement ring? If so, maybe you can consider another stone, rather than an imitation. Lots of women I know have citrine, sapphire, or other stones for their engagement rings. (It was good enough for Princess Diana, though her sapphire was surrounded by diamonds.)
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I got an idea\n\nHow about one magma chamber passing another on its way to the surface. The one magma chamber says to the other "Are you on your way to the top?". The other magma chamber replies "Yeah, I don't mean to intrude".\n\nI got another one. One continent is approaching another continent on a tectonic plate. The one continent says "you're very subductive" and the other continent says, "I don't know, I think we should just have a plutonic relationship"\n\nIt's funny?\n\nOne more. Two magma chambers are sittin' havin' a chat. One magma chamber says to the other "did you see that young intrusive that came up the other day, boy was she hot!". The other magma chamber says "Don't get your hopes up, she's a dyke."\n\nHave I gone too far? No?\n\nOkay I have one last one. I promise\n\nTwo sulphide crystals are floatin' around in a magma chamber. One of them says to the other "look at the cleavage on that sweet little feldpar over there." The other suphide crystal says "pff, silicon."\n\nThank you everyone and g'night.
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http://www.classbrain.com/artteenah/publish/article_44.shtml\n\n\nBirthstones\n\nDid you know that there are traditional, modern, and mystical birthstones? Find out what your stones are with this breakdown by month and link to some cool sites to learn more about their significance.\n\nThe Modern birthstone list is from the American National Association of Jewelers, which later evolved into the Jewelers of America. The Traditional birthstone list is an older version of the Modern birthstone list recommended by the American National Association of Jewelers. It is based on societal birthstone traditions spanning from the 15th to the 20th Century. The Mystical birthstone list is based loosely on a list of Tibetan origin from over 1,000 years ago. To learn more about a particular stone, click on the name or check out the learning links below. \n\nThe following list has a modern, a traditional, and a mystical birthstone listed in that exact order, after each corresponding birth month.\n\n\nModern, Traditional, and Mystical Birthstones \n\nJanuary - Garnet, Garnet, Emerald\n\nFebruary - Amethyst, Amethyst, Bloodstone\n\nMarch - Aquamarine, Bloodstone, Jade \n\nApril - Diamond, Diamond, Opal\n\nMay - Emerald, Emerald, Sapphire\n\nJune - Pearl, Alexandrite, Moonstone\n\nJuly - Ruby, Carnelian, Ruby\n\nAugust - Peridot, Sardonyx, Diamond\n\nSeptember - Sapphire, Sapphire, Agate\n\nOctober - Opal, Tourmaline, Jasper\n\nNovember - Topaz, Citrine, Pearl\n\nDecember - Zircon, Turquoise, Onyx
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Try this link below : )\nhttp://www.beadage.net/gemstones/gemstonesM_S.shtml\n\nLove & Blessings \nMilly
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incomplete question, but the answer is pearl
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Amethyst (SiO2) is a violet or purple variety of quartz often used as an ornament. The name is generally said to be derived from the Greek a, "not," and methuskein, "to intoxicate," expressing the old belief that the stone protected its owner from drunkenness. It was held that wine drunk out of a cup of amethyst would not intoxicate. However, the word may probably be a corruption of an Oriental name for the stone.
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Question needs to be cohesive.
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I have a box of momentos from years ago.  It's impossible to choose.  My grandma's wedding ring?  My diary from early childhood?  The first rose I was ever given by a boy pressed in a book?  I have been to blessed to say there is only one I could call most.
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... is this supposed to be a question????
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While at a gem and mineral show, My wife walked over to a table that had stands or displays of many different types of pendulums, she held her hand just away from each one as she moved down the line. There wasn't a draft in the arena yet one moved towards her. She felt this pendulum was calling out to her. After buying it and taking it home she sat down and braced her elbow on the table. She held the pendulums chain between her index finger and middle finger. Suspending it over the table.\nFirst she asked "could I have a yes?" the pendulum swung forwards and back. Then my wife asked, "could I have a no?" this time the pendulum swung from side to side. As my wife went through some questions, later we learn the pendulum was a female.\nmumbo jumbo?.. I didn't believe it, until I had seen it myself. The main thing I watched, was if my wife's arm was moving... It didn't.\nThis was our first time using a pendulum. Afterwards we spoke to others who have pendulums themselves. They told us how to clean, and care for them. As a "Rock Hound" I was willing to cut and craft these stones and minerals for my wife's hobby. This was about two years ago. Today we have a vast collection of stones, crystals, gems, and minerals...and yes a few more pendulums.
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January  Garnet\nFebruary Amethyst\nMarch         Bloodstone or Aquamarine\nApril         Diamond\nMay         Emerald\nJune         Pearl or Moonstone\nJuly         Ruby\nAugust         Sardonyx or Peridot\nSeptember Sapphire or Lapis Lazuli\nOctober Opal or Pink Tourmaline\nNovember Topaz or Citrine\nDecember Turquoise or Zircon
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What question did this person ask?
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Medusa turned people into stone.\n\nBTW, Lot's wife was turned into a pillar of salt, not stone.