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Today Zambia is producing about 20 of the worlds Emerald with the Kagem mine being the largest of them all Zambian Emerald Properties Now that you are aware of the basic information regarding the Zambian emeralds let us mentioned a few of the facts about such gemstones in ... As a leading global manufacturer of crushing equipment, milling equipment,dressing equipment,drying equipment and briquette equipment etc. we offer advanced, rational solutions for any size-reduction requirements, including quarry, aggregate, grinding production and complete plant plan.
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Raw Material: gold ores Hourly Output: 120t Discharging Size: ≦10mm
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Calcium carbonate is the main raw material to make cement, lime and calcium carbide, and it is an indispensable flux limestone in metallurgical industry.
Feeding Size:≤25-≤30mm Discharging Size:0.125- 0.044mm
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Purchasing equipment: mobile crushing station with models of FTM938E69 and FTM935F1214L as well as belt conveyor with types of B800×10m, B800×12m, B800×14m, B800×18m and B650×15m.
Processing capacity: 150 t/hApplied material: Coal
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The 250t/h basalt crushing line owner has a large-sized mining field in Zambia.
Raw Material: basalt Discharging Size: 35-45mm Crushing Capacity: 250t/h
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May 11 2019 · Unlike the classic green emeralds found in Colombia Brazil Zambia Afghanistan Ethiopia and elsewhere red beryl is the result of such a rare geological occurrence that it
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Blue zircon is found in Cambodia and Burma and the color is typically a medium blue with a slight green secondary hue Tourmaline Blue Tourmaline is also known as indicolite It is one of the rarest colors in tourmaline and is usually a greenish blue The rare paraiba tourmaline can be found in a remarkable neon blue Gem Silica
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Dec 31 2014 · Gemquality emeralds are found in northcentral Zambia near the Kafubu River and about 45 km southwest of Kitwe a town considered the hub of the famous Zambian Copperbelt Province It is also home for numerous workers involved in the nearby emerald mine
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Tourmaline Indicolite and Paraíba A modern option for the October birthstone tourmalines have recently increased in popularity and price Tourmalines occur in every color but blue specimens called indicolites are rare and highly to their rarity finished indicolite gems will contain inclusions and fractures more frequently than other color varieties of tourmaline
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Outstanding gemstones mines and other finds around the world Gemstones belong to category of rare natural materials – materials which can be found just in a few localities of the world Below are listed selected gemstone mines and other finds around the globe
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Jun 17 2020 · The Blue Diamond currently holds the record of the most valuable gemstone with a price of price about 393 million per carat Blue Diamond is no doubt a darling of precious stone collectors around the world 2 Jadeite – 3 Million Per Carat Jadeite is a highly valuable precious stone in a gemstone family called Jade
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The violetblue stones that are most commonly known are Tanzanite and Iolite The most known bluegreen forms of gemstones are Paraiba Tourmaline Apatite and Fluorite However those are not your only options Lets take a look at other blue gemstone List Of Blue Gemstones Agate a soft blue color Amazonite teal color Apatite
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Articles about gemstones written by a GIA Graduate Gemologist Each article includes photos and information about the gems phyiscal properties and geologic origin Tiffany Stone is a rare purple blue and white rock mined in Utah and used as a gem Heliodor Heliodor is a yellow greenishyellow or golden yellow beryl used as a gem Kyanite
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An older cut inspired this new citrine gem design Gem faceter Mark Oros writes I saw a wonderful gemstone design online that caught my interest With a little research I discovered it was featured in an article in Lapidary Journal July 1972 by Wm J Maloney He named the cut The Beatress Originally he sawed a sphere into quarters
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