| The emerald is probably the most rare of
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| | alluded to as emerald green, there are
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| all precious stones and is considered by
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| | other shades, such as grass green, sea
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| some to be even more valuable than the
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| | green and green slightly tinged with
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| diamond. Compared with other precious
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| | yellow. The shades most highly valued are
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| stones the emerald in its occurrence in
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| | those of an intense fresh green sometimes
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| nature is unique, for it is found in the
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| | compared with that seen in a meadow in
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| rock in which it was formed. Unlike
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| | spring.Beryl is a mineral known to gem
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| diamonds, sapphires and rubies, it never
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| | lovers under several different names, the
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| occurs in gem gravels. The earliest known
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| | most valued of which is the Emerald. The
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| locality where emeralds were found was in
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| | mineral beryl composing the various gems
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| Upper Egypt near the coast of the Red
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| | is practically the same in composition,
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| Sea. The best stones, however, are found
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| | hardness, and other properties, and the
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| in Columbia, South America. Fine
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| | gems may be differentiated only by their
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| specimens have also been found in the
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| | color. In composition beryl is a silicate
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| United States in North Carolina.While the
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| | of aluminum and glucinum.
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| usual shade of color seen in emeralds is
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