In nature, crystals can form when
liquid rock, called magma, cools. 🌋
If it cools slowly, then crystals may form. 🔮
Many valuable crystals such as diamonds, rubies, and emeralds form this way!
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Most gems form naturally as minerals
within the Earth. 🌏
Most form as crystals, solids whose atoms are arranged in highly ordered repeating
patterns called crystal systems. ❄️
Learning about the geological processes involved in gem formation will help you
understand some of the properties they’ll encounter in gemstones. 💎
Check out the four ways how gemstones can form!
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Gemstones are the product of our earth. 🌏 Some gemstones, like diamond & zircon, were formed deep in the earth and brought to the surface by explosions of molten rock. 🌋 Many, like topaz, tourmaline, and aquamarine, crystallized slowly from hot fluids and gases as they cooled and solidified, far below the surface of the earth. 💎❄🌬 Others formed from liquids filtered into cracks and pockets in rock, like Australian opal. 💦 Some, like garnet and jade, formed when rocks were heated and pressurized by the earth's movements, and recombined to form new, different minerals! 😁
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