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EDIT: Apparently this is just a list of stone/gems that comprise the non-soil layer portion of the world and/or caverns.
Stone found everywhere
- Tetrahedrite (veins)
- Microcline (large clusters)
Gems found everywhere
- Morion (small clusters)
- Prase (small clusters)
- Prase opal (small clusters)
- Moss opal (small clusters)
- Cherry opal (small clusters)
- Smoky quartz (small clusters)
- Wax opal (small clusters)
- Wood opal (small clusters)
- Amber opal (small clusters)
- Gold opal (small clusters)
- Citrine (small clusters)
- Resin opal (small clusters)
- Pyrite (small clusters)
- Shell opal (small clusters)
- Bone opal (small clusters)
- Milk quartz (small clusters)
- Jasper opal (small clusters)
- Pineapple opal (small clusters)
- Onyx opal (small clusters)
- Milk opal (small clusters)
- Pipe opal (small clusters)
- Rose quartz (small clusters)
- Rock crystal (small clusters)
- Fire opal (small clusters)
- Jelly opal (small clusters)
- Amethyst (small clusters)
- Precious fire opal (small clusters)
- Red flash opal (small clusters)
- Black opal (small clusters)
- White opal (small clusters)
- Crystal opal (small clusters)
- Claro opal (small clusters)
- Levin opal (small clusters)
- Harlequin opal (small clusters)
- Pinfire opal (small clusters)
- Bandfire opal (small clusters)