Aquamarine (Shigar Valley, Pakistan) Garnet (January)

Aquamarine (Shigar Valley, Pakistan) Garnet (January)Aquamarine is a light blue variety of beryl with hints of green. The blue color comes from the presence of ferrous iron, and without it or another impurity, beryl would be clear. Other noteworthy types of beryl include emerald, heliodor, and morganite. The name Aquamarine translates as you might expect, aqua marina meaning "water of the sea" in Latin. It is a highly sought after mineral that is most often cut and faceted to use as gemstone in jewelry.

and they rely on a build in electrical sensor called ampullae of Lorenzini

(up to 800 teeth

Neanderthals (the th is pronounced as t) are our closest extinct human relatives that lived in Europe through Eurasia ~ 450

and the only one suitable for faceting as a gemstone

it is currently the heaviest meteorite ever recovered on Earth

its tall neural spines gave it a large profile - earning it the name "near-highest lizard"

Crystalline Gold is much more valuable than the gold market's price value and at least 2 times that of a gold nugget due to its value as an extremely rare mineral specimen

though brighter reds and oranges are also possible

Faden Quartz occurs when Quartz crystals grow in a fault zone

and White Quartz

These shaft-hole axe heads have been sealed and stabilized

Emeralds are graded by the eye