Ten metals and stones are much more beautiful than diamonds.

Most of us believe that diamonds are the most beautiful thing on earth, but the chemical formations of nature that are known by nature have changed our mind. We have chosen ten out of 4900 known metals on Earth, which are the most magnificent formations ever.

10- Rose Quartz Geode:

This stone may appear simple at first glance, but inside it is full of crystals that form interesting shapes and look really amazing. Geode comes from ancient Greek and means "earth shape" and ranges in size from a few feet to a few inches.

9- Fluorite:

The black purple metal belongs to the halide metal group, which can be used to produce glass as an ornament because of the complexity of its crystals. It is found in abundance in nature and can be found in more than 9,000 locations around the world.

8- Burmese Tourmaline:

Tourmaline is classified as a semi-precious stone. This mineral stone is made up of a combination of iron, magnesium, sodium, lithium, potassium and aluminum, and thus comes with a wide range of striking colors.

7- Watermelon Tourmaline:

Tourmaline is a semi-precious stone, it comes in a variety of colors, but this specific pattern is created by the high concentration of lithium, and is likely to arise during the development of gems due to sharp variations in fluid chemistry.

6- Sunset Fire Opal:

If you indulge in this metal with enough imagination, you will see many earth formations such as clouds, flame and soil. They are chemically classified in metals because of their unfathomable nature. Today, it is considered the national gem in Mexico.

5- Botswana Agate:

It is another metal of the quartz family, where we can see in its design layers of different colors such as pink, gray, brown and apricot, and many believe that this stone has healing properties and find it excellent to balance the various energies.

4- Realgar on Calcite:

Red zirich is an arsenic sulphide metal with a chromatic aberration from orange to red, which dissolves at 320 ° C, which is similar to sulfur with the strength of its structure except for the color that gives the impression of bleeding rocks.

3- Uvarovite:

One of the rarest metal agate groups, it has a truly charming emerald green color, named after a Russian metal and stone museum.

2- Cobaltocalcite:

This stone is similar to a bouquet of roses held tightly together, a beautiful pink stone because of cobalt, believed to be a stone that encourages and helps to discover self, and cherishes it as a symbol of love and forgiveness.

1- Purple Geode Druzy Stone:

It is usually referred to as deruzi or dorsi quartz, and the colors may vary from transparent to purple, one of the most common gemstones in the jewelry industry because of its brilliance and durability.