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Agates	Banded agate • Dendritic agate • Fire agate • Fortification agate • Lace agate • Moss agate • Plume agate • Tube agate
Feldspars	Moonstone • Sunstone
Jades	Blue jade • White jade • Lavender jade • Pink jade
Jaspers	Brown jasper • Picture jasper • Yellow jasper
Opals	Amber opal • Bone opal • Cherry opal • Gold opal • Jasper opal • Milk opal • Moss opal • Onyx opal • Pineapple opal • Pipe opal • Prase opal • Resin opal • Shell opal • Wax opal • Wood opal
Quartzes	Aventurine • Chrysoprase • Citrine • Bloodstone • Carnelian • Gray chalcedony • Milk quartz • Morion • Prase • Rock crystal • Rose quartz • Sard • Sardonyx • Smoky quartz • Onyx • Tigereye • White chalcedony
Tourmalines	Clear tourmaline • Schorl
Beryls	Aquamarine • Golden beryl • Goshenite • Heliodor • Honey yellow beryl • Morganite • Red beryl • Topazolite
Chrysoberyls	Alexandrite • Cat's eye • Chrysoberyl
Garnets	Almandine • Black pyrope • Blue garnet • Clear garnet • Demantoid • Melanite • Pink garnet • Red pyrope • Rhodolite • Violet spessartine • Yellow spessartine
Grossulars	Cinnamon grossular • Red grossular • Tsavorite • Yellow grossular
Opals	Bandfire opal • Black opal • Claro opal • Crystal opal • Fire opal • Harlequin opal • Jelly opal • Levin opal • Pinfire opal • Precious fire opal • Red flash opal • White opal
Zircons	Black zircon • Brown zircon • Clear zircon • Green zircon • Red zircon • Yellow zircon
Tourmalines	Green tourmaline • Pink tourmaline • Indigo tourmaline • Red tourmaline
Spinels	Purple spinel • Red spinel • Rubicelle
Precious (40☼)	Emerald • Faint yellow diamond • Ruby • Sapphire
Rare (60☼)	Black diamond • Blue diamond • Clear diamond • Green diamond • Red diamond • Star ruby • Star sapphire • Yellow diamond
	See also: Diamond • Opal • Glass • Pearl • Stone

Raws
	The base is usually white, but opals change depending on how they're viewed. [INORGANIC:PYRITE] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:STONE_TEMPLATE] [MATERIAL_VALUE:2][DISPLAY_COLOR:6:7:1][TILE:15][IS_GEM:pyrite:STP:OVERWRITE_SOLID] [ENVIRONMENT:ALL_STONE:CLUSTER_SMALL:100] [SOLID_DENSITY:4890] [STATE_COLOR:ALL_SOLID:SILVER]

Pyrite
Uses
	Gemcrafting; Encrusting;
Location
	Found in stone layers as small clusters;
Properties
Fire-safe	Not magma-safe
	Wikipedia article

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Pyrites are unremarkable low-value gems that can be found just about anywhere. In real life, it's most commonly known as fool's gold.

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Pyrite and quartz crystals

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	'''Pyrites''' are unremarkable low-value [[gem]]s that can be found just about anywhere. In real life, it's most commonly known as fool's gold.		'''Pyrites''' are unremarkable low-value [[gem]]s that can be found just about anywhere. In real life, it's most commonly known as fool's gold.

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