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Quartz has an astounding array of uses, ranging from items as abrasive as sandpaper to those as delicate as glass. It is readily available and is the second most abundant mineral on earth. One of the strongest minerals in nature, only sapphire, diamond, and topaz surpass it. From jewelry to countertops, Quartz can do it all!
Limestone is a famous and widespread sedimentary rock that is composed mainly of calcium carbonate crystals. Many iconic geologic formations, including the White Cliffs of Dover, Bryce Canyon of Utah, and Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, were formed primarily through the erosion patterns of this relatively soft stone. 
Milky Quartz is the most commonly-found form of crystalline quartz. The cloudy "milkiness" of the crystals comes from fluid bubbles trapped inside the structure during formation. Those searching for gold often look for this type of quartz, as it is sometimes associated with gold veins.
Rose Quartz is a highly favored and recognizable type of quartz for its soft pink coloring. It is also a very hardy stone, known to be among the toughest substances that exist. This variety of quartz is very common and found in abundance all over the world.

***Rock & Mineral Disclaimer***

We are not certified geologists or rock experts. Identification and information provided for the minerals and rock specimens in this auction have been obtained using a Rock Identifier app and other general resources. All descriptions are provided for informational purposes only. Buyers are encouraged to use their own knowledge, discretion, and due diligence prior to bidding, as all items are sold as-is.