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    Red mineral gemstone on plain background. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral gemstone on plain background.
    Red mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Blue mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Blue mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Red mineral gemstones on plain background. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral gemstones on plain background.
    Close-up of citrine crystals, full frame. — Stock Photo
    Close-up of citrine crystals, full frame.
    Red mineral crystals on gray background. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral crystals on gray background.
    Green mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Green mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Red mineral crystals on gray background. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral crystals on gray background.
    Red mineral crystals on gray background. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral crystals on gray background.
    Red mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Red mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Green mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Green mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Blue mineral gemstone on mirror surface. — Stock Photo
    Blue mineral gemstone on mirror surface.
    Seraphinite is a form of the mineral clinochlore, a member of the chlorite group. A gemstone named after the biblical seraphim angels due to its 'feathery' appearance. — Stock Photo
    Seraphinite is a form of the mineral clinochlore, a member of the chlorite group. A gemstone named after the biblical seraphim angels due to its 'feathery' appearance.
    Close-up of citrine crystals on white background. — Stock Photo
    Close-up of citrine crystals on white background.
    A member of the silicate group of minerals. This particular type of pectolite from the Dominican Republic is sky blue in color and has the trade name Larimar. — Stock Photo
    A member of the silicate group of minerals. This particular type of pectolite from the Dominican Republic is sky blue in color and has the trade name Larimar.