Minerals are among nature's most exquisite creations, and the number of people who revere and collect them is steadily growing.
Studying minerals involves understanding the fundamentals of chemistry, physics, and various other sciences. The study of crystallography alone can be quite challenging, leading many to abandon mineralogy, viewing it more as a passion and hobby.
This book introduces mineralogy in a non-theoretical manner, while also offering a wealth of fascinating insights from diverse areas of the field.
Published ◸ 1995
Binding ◸ Hardcover
Dimensions ◸ 24.6 x 17.4 cm
Pages ◸ 256 pages
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- Since ancient times, humans have been captivated by the enchanting shapes and colors of minerals. Early humans regarded beautiful stones as having supernatural qualities, and some even believed certain stones held the power to alter one's destiny—a belief that persists to this day.
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