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a calcium borosilicate hydroxide
Norway (thulite)
Chocolate calcite Flame
Opalites form principally by alteration of volcanic rock or alteration of siliceous sinter (a type of hot spring deposit)
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Carnelian Jasper Crystal Heart honeysuckle a calcium borosilicate hydroxideCarnelian Jasper Combination of redagate, yellow citrine, and what apperat to be vein like appearances, create the Carnelian Stone! Color: Red, Orange Moss Scale: Hardyness 7 Chemical formula: SiO2 Carnelian is found in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks. Carnelian with the purest red colors and largest size occurs in basalt formations. As an extrusive (volcanic) igneous rock, basalt forms when magma solidifies at or near the earth's surface.