GineersNow Engineering Magazine November 2016 Issue No 009

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BEAUTIFUL MINERALS AND STONES YOU WANT FOR YOUR COLLECTION Contrary to popular belief, not everything you dig out of land is dirty and ugly. Some of the jewelry most powerful men and women wear came from the ground. Before it went through all the refining and polishing processes, miners, scientists and engineers had to use different processes to extract these minerals and gemstones from the deepest parts of Earth. Back in college, we had to identify different types of minerals and stones in order for us to pass. What was once an assumption that these types of classes would be boring turned into one of the best classes we’ve ever had. You see, most of us believed that these minerals and stones would only be boring to look at. We expected to see different shades of gray and black. When the professors started showing us the minerals and stones they’ve collected around the world, we were amazed at how beautiful they are. Some of my classmates even wanted to steal them given their value and beauty. Now, we see more of them on the internet. As we surf the internet and search for beautiful minerals and stones, we see beautiful ones that really exist! Here are some of the most beautiful minerals and stones we found on the internet. 80 NOVEMBER 2016 Mining Engineering and Its Importance
Azurite Photo by BoredPanda Rose Quartz Geode Photo by BlazePress Uvarovite Photo by BlazePress Bismuth Photo by BoredPanda Opal Fossil Photo by BoredPanda Fluorite Photo by BoredPanda Titanium Quartz Photo by BlazePress Amethyst Geode Photo by BoredPanda Tourmaline Photo by BoredPanda Opal Photo by BlazePress Chrysocolia in Malachite Photo by BoredPanda NOVEMBER 2016 Mining Engineering and Its Importance 81
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