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Schmuckstein
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Mineralien für die Schmuckherstellung
A gemstone is a mineral or crystal that is valued for its beauty and rarity, and can be either precious (like diamonds, sapphires, and rubies) or semiprecious (like emeralds and amethysts). Gemstones matter because they are prized for jewelry and decoration, and their value depends on qualities like their natural rarity and how they are cut and polished.
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Schmucksteine, teilweise auch als Edelsteine bezeichnet, sind meist Minerale, Gesteine oder Glasschmelzen, aber auch Stoffe organischer Herkunft wie beispielsweise Bernstein, Pechkohle oder relativ kleine und formschöne Fossilien, die im Allgemeinen als schön empfunden werden und als Schmuck Verwendung finden. Entsprechend der Definition der internationalen Handelsorganisation CIBJO zählen außerdem Perlen, Perlmutt und Korallen zu den Schmucksteinen. Die Lehre von den Edelsteinen und Schmucksteinen wird als Gemmologie bezeichnet.
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