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Apatite is a calcium phosphate mineral found in various colors, primarily used in fertilizers.
Gypsum, a soft calcium sulfate mineral, is primarily used as plaster or in cement production.
Chlorite, a green phyllosilicate mineral, is used as a geological indicator and industrial filler.
Shale, a fine-grained sedimentary rock, is used for natural gas, cement, and research.
Basalt is a dark, fine-grained igneous rock used in construction, monuments, and geological studies.
Schist, a layered metamorphic rock rich in mica and quartz, is often used in construction.
Hematite is an iron oxide mineral used for iron ore, pigments, and radiation shielding.
Scorodite, a hydrated iron arsenate, is valued for arsenic containment and as a collector’s mineral.
Olivine, a magnesium iron silicate, is used in gemstones (peridot) and refractory materials.
Fluorite, a colorful calcium fluoride, is used as flux in steelmaking, glass, and as gemstones.
Adamite is a rare, colorful orthorhombic mineral prized by collectors for its vibrant crystals.
Limestone, mainly calcium carbonate, is used in construction, cement, and water treatment.
Sandstone, composed of quartz and feldspar, is used in construction, paving, landscaping, and glassmaking.
Mica is a group of silicate minerals with varying compositions mainly in insulation and electronics.
Descloizite is a lead-zinc vanadate mineral, mainly found in Namibia and Mexico.
Calcite is a trigonal calcium carbonate mineral used mainly in construction for making cement.
Magnetite, an iron oxide with magnetic properties, is used in steel production and catalysts.
Beryl is a gemstone mineral, including emerald and aquamarine, and a source of beryllium.
Halite, or rock salt, is a sodium chloride mineral used for seasoning, de-icing, and industry.
Tourmaline is a colorful boron silicate mineral used as a gemstone and in electronics.
Amphibole is a diverse mineral group used for geological indicators and as insulation.
Marble, a calcium carbonate metamorphic rock, is used in sculpture, architecture, and countertops.
Scheelite, a calcium tungstate, is the main source of tungsten for tools and alloys.
Quartzite, a durable metamorphic rock made of quartz, is used in construction and countertops.