Solid minerals called Semi Stone Crystals are composed of atoms arranged in three dimensions of space in a highly organized, repeating pattern. The different forms and physical characteristics of crystals are explained by their well-organized structure. Numerous processes, including the cooling of molten lava, evaporation of water, and precipitation from a solution, can result in the formation of crystals.
Examples of crystal types found in minerals are amethyst, calcite, and quartz.
Gemstones: These are polished, treated minerals, such as sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds, that are used in jewelry.
Semi Stone Crystals made of artificial quartz and cubic zirconia were examples of synthetic crystals.
