Where do Gems come From?

Where do Gems come From?

  1. Agate - Worldwide
  2. Amber - Baltic region, Dominican Republic, and Myanmar
  3. Amethyst - Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia
  4. Apatite - Brazil, Madagascar, and Mexico
  5. Aquamarine - Brazil, Madagascar, and Zambia
  6. Aventurine - India, Russia, and Tanzania
  7. Bloodstone - India, Brazil, and Australia
  8. Calcite - Worldwide
  9. Carnelian - India, Madagascar, and Uruguay
  10. Chrysocolla - Chile, Peru, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  11. Chrysoprase - Australia, Poland, and the United States
  12. Citrine - Brazil, Spain, and Madagascar
  13. Clear Quartz - Worldwide
  14. Emerald - Colombia, Zambia, and Brazil
  15. Fluorite - China, Mongolia, and the United States
  16. Garnet - Worldwide
  17. Hematite - Brazil, Australia, and the United States
  18. Howlite - United States and Canada
  19. Iolite - India, Madagascar, and Sri Lanka
  20. Jasper - Worldwide
  21. Kyanite - Brazil, India, and the United States
  22. Lapis Lazuli - Afghanistan, Russia, and Chile
  23. Lepidolite - Madagascar, Brazil, and the United States
  24. Malachite - the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Russia, and Zambia
  25. Moonstone - Sri Lanka, India, and Brazil
  26. Obsidian - Worldwide
  27. Onyx - Brazil, Mexico, and Madagascar
  28. Opal - Australia, Ethiopia, and Mexico
  29. Peridot - Myanmar, Pakistan, and the United States
  30. Pietersite - Namibia and China
  31. Prehnite - South Africa, Australia, and the United States
  32. Pyrite - Spain, Peru, and Russia
  33. Quartz - Worldwide
  34. Rhodonite - Australia, South Africa, and Brazil
  35. Rose Quartz - Madagascar, Brazil, and the United States
  36. Ruby - Myanmar, Thailand, and Afghanistan
  37. Sapphire - Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and Australia
  38. Selenite - Mexico, Morocco, and Russia
  39. Smoky Quartz - Brazil, Switzerland, and the United States
  40. Sodalite - Canada, Brazil, and Russia
  41. Sunstone - Norway, Canada, and the United States
  42. Tiger's Eye - South Africa, Australia, and the United States
  43. Topaz - Brazil, Nigeria, and Russia
  44. Tourmaline - Brazil, Mozambique, and Afghanistan
  45. Unakite - the United States and South Africa
  46. Verdelite - the United States, Brazil, and Madagascar
  47. Zircon - Cambodia, Australia, and Nigeria
  48. Amazonite - Russia, Brazil, and the United States
  49. Ametrine - Bolivia
  50. Andalusite - Spain, Brazil, and the United States
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