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Kunz, G.F. (1907) History of the Gems found in North Carolina: Beryl Gems and Spodumene (Hiddenite). North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, Bulletin No. 12. Chapter 6, pages 37-48.

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Original EntryKunz, G.F. (1907) History of the Gems found in North Carolina: Beryl Gems and Spodumene (Hiddenite). North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, Bulletin No. 12. Chapter 6, pages 37-48.
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Full ReferenceKunz, G.F. (1907) History of the Gems found in North Carolina: Beryl Gems and Spodumene (Hiddenite). North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, Bulletin No. 12. Chapter 6, pages 37-48.
Plain TextKunz, G.F. (1907) History of the Gems found in North Carolina: Beryl Gems and Spodumene (Hiddenite). North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, Bulletin No. 12. Chapter 6, pages 37-48.

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Stony Point, Alexander County, North Carolina, USA

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Stony Point, Alexander County, North Carolina, USAβ“˜ Apatite, β“˜ Aquamarine, β“˜ Beryl, β“˜ Calcite, β“˜ Clay minerals, β“˜ Dolomite, β“˜ Emerald, β“˜ Hiddenite, β“˜ Mica Group, β“˜ Monazite Group, β“˜ Quartz, β“˜ Spodumene

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