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E: 19/04 - Win a 9K AAA Aquamarine White Gold Ring (email)
gavrc
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The Rocks Quiz.
Q. Name 6 varieties of Beryl.
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Send your answer to [EMAIL="quiz@rocksandco.com"]quiz@rocksandco.com[/EMAIL]. Please remember to put 'Rocks Quiz' in the subject field.
gav
Q. Name 6 varieties of Beryl.
Off to look....
Send your answer to [EMAIL="quiz@rocksandco.com"]quiz@rocksandco.com[/EMAIL]. Please remember to put 'Rocks Quiz' in the subject field.
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Aquamarine and maxixe
Emerald
Golden beryl and heliodor
Goshenite
Morganite
Red beryl
(from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryl)
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From RocksAndCo.com:
Aquamarine is a member of the Beryl mineral family (from the ancient Greek 'beryllos', meaning blue-green stone), commonly known as the 'mother of gemstones' because of its highly regarded gem varieties. Apart from Aquamarine blues, other Beryl gemstones include Bixbite reds, Emerald greens, Goshenite whites (colourless), Heliodor yellows and Morganite pinks.
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Aquamarine and maxixe
Emerald
Golden beryl and heliodor
Goshenite
Morganite
Red beryl
(from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryl)
How do I enter?
Send your answer to quiz@rocksandco.com. Please remember to put 'Rocks Quiz' in the subject field.0 -
thanks for the comp
which answer is right as they are both slightly different0 -
From RocksAndCo.com:
Aquamarine is a member of the Beryl mineral family (from the ancient Greek 'beryllos', meaning blue-green stone), commonly known as the 'mother of gemstones' because of its highly regarded gem varieties. Apart from Aquamarine blues, other Beryl gemstones include Bixbite reds, Emerald greens, Goshenite whites (colourless), Heliodor yellows and Morganite pinks.
gavtinktinktinkerbell wrote: »thanks for the comp
which answer is right as they are both slightly different
I'd go for gavrc's answer above as that is taken directly from the RocksAndCo website2011 wins: £481Eleventh Heaven: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 110 -
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