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The following entries have been tagged with the term mineral:

	Gypsum	The 'desert rose' crystal
	Calcite	Seeing Double – Calcite
	Calcium titanate	The first perovskite – Calcium Titanate
	Brucite	A mineral for Australia day – Brucite
	Pyrite	Fool’s gold – the structure of Pyrite
	Zircon	How old? – The crystal structure of Zircon
	Alite	It’s in the walls – Alite
	Olivine	What is our planet made out of? (2) Olivine
	Aquamarine	March's Birthstone – Aquamarine
	Sphalerite	Classical crystal structures – sphalerite
	Wurtzite	Classical crystal structures – Wurtzite
	Crocoite	The crystal structure rainbow – Orange crocoite
	Azurite	I'm blue da-ba-di da-ba dah – The natural mineral, Azurite
	Uvarovite	A very rare gem – Uvarovite
	Andersonite	The crystal structure rainbow – Glowing in UV, Andersonite
	Braggite	Celebrating one of the founders of the field – the crystal structure of Braggite
	Arsenopyrite	Deadly crystal structures – Arsenopyrite
	Calaverite	Kalgoorlie where the streets are paved with gold – Calaverite
	Diamond	April Birthstone: Unlucky for some … Diamond
	Jarosite	Hero and a villain – Jarosite
	Galena	Hearing radio waves with galena
	Xenotime	X is for xenotime
	Feldspar	What is our planet made out of? (1) Feldspar
	Wadsleyite	What is our planet made out of? (3) Wadsleyite
	Hydroxylapatite	A crystal structure you eat with! Hydroxylapatite
	Mullite	Something to mull on – Mullite
	Ringwoodite	What is our planet made out of? (4) Ringwoodite
	Silicate perovskite	What is our planet made out of? (5) Silicate perovskite
	Magnesiowüstite	What is our planet made out of? (6) Magnesiowüstite
	Mirabilite	Mirabilite: 'The Miracle Salt'
	β-Cristobalite	Same … but different. The structure of beta-cristobalite
	Garnet	The structures behind birthstones – January Garnets
	Putnisite	Putnisite: Brand New and Completely Unique
	Emerald	May's Birthstone: Could you actually build an Emerald city?
	α-Cristobalite	Same … but different. The structure of alpha-cristobalite
	Epsomite	Bath salts on the moons of Jupiter
	Selenite	Selenite – Crystal Cathedrals
	Tobermorite	Sounds edible, but isn't - Tobermorite
	Labradorite	A play on colours – Labradorite
	Iolite	The two-coloured rock – Iolite
	Iron (II) sulfate heptahydrate	Lacking in iron? – Iron (II) sulfate heptahydrate
	Pearl	June birthstone – Pearl
	Painite	A formerly very exclusive mineral – Painite
	Megawite	A specially named perovskite, Megawite
	Ruby	This month introduces us to the most iconic of red gems: Ruby, the birthstone of July
	Fluorite	A mineral of history – Fluorite
	Bowieite	An exclusive mineral – Bowieite
	Chrysotile	Deadly crystal structures – Chrysotile
	Bridgmanite	What’s in a name? – Bridgmanite
	Cryptomelane	A mineral often mistaken for a fossil – cryptomelane
	Meridianiite	An Earth and Mars mineral – Meridianiite MgSO4.11H2O
	Germanite	A world cup inspired post – Germanite
	Argentite	A world cup inspired post – Argentite
	Carpathite	An aromatic mineral – Carpathite
	Brownleeite	A mineral from interplanetary dust
	Peridot	August Birthstone: Peridot
	Gerstleyite	All of the symmetry – <em>Cm</em>: Gerstleyite
	Goethite	Raw mineral of a legend – Goethite
	Magnesium oxide	Bright spark – Magnesium Oxide
	Quasicrystals	To the ends of the earth and beyond – the search for 'impossible' quasicrystals
	Diopside	A surprisingly important structure - Diopside
	Ettringite	Damaging buildings from within - Ettringite
	Uraninite (pitchblende)	A powering mineral – Uraninite
	Autunite	A more complicated powering mineral – Autunite
	Ekanite	Ekanite – a mineral that will amorphise itself
	Lepidolite	Where does all the lithium come from? – Lepidolite
	Heklaite	A mineral from Iceland – Heklaite
	Weddellite	Biominerals #2 – Weddellite (in Antarctica and in you!)
	Francolite	Biominerals #3 – Francolite, a mineral in fossilized Dinosaur bones
	Moganite	Biominerals #4 – The wonderful world of silica
	Barite	Biominerals #5 - Which way is up?
	Spinel	The world’s most underappreciated gemstone – Red Spinel
	Fluocerite-(La)	All of the symmetry - <em>P</em>-3<em>c</em>1: Fluocerite-(La)
	Jadeite	A greenstone – Jadeite
	Boron carbide	Glowing green – Willemite
	Opal	October birthstone: Opal. When is a crystal not quite a crystal?
	Cerussite	Celebrating Laue – very tiny crystals
	Chalcopyrite	Trademark this mineral!
	Gibbsite	Collect enough minerals and someone will name one after you! – Gibbsite
	Pseudomalachite	A mineral imposter – pseudomalachite
	Rutile	What is the Rutile structure?
	Vaterite	It takes two – Vaterite
	Kaolinite	Fancy a wrestle? – Kaolinite
	Malachite	Common beauty – Malachite
	Goosecreekite	Goosecreekite – The most unusual mineral name?
	Melilite	What are comets made out of? One potential ingredient: Melilite
	Spherocobaltite	Mineral in pink – Spherocobaltite
	Topaz	November's birthstone – Orange Topaz
	Negative crystals	Surreal Microscopic Environments – Negative Crystals
	Vermiculite	A crystal sandwich – Vermiculite
	Tourmaline	The final birthstone of the year: Tourmaline
	Pyroxferroite	A mineral that came down to Earth – pyroxferroite
	Stishovite	Sign of an impact – Stishovite
	Augite	A rock with a cleavage – Augite
	Santite	It's making a list – Santite
	Tartaric acid	Decorative, but a little deadly – Torbernite
	Lapis lazuli	September's birthstone: your choice, Sapphire or Lapis Lazuli