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Could Skarn with diopside be an indicator of kimberlite?
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Wil, I don't know the answer to that, but I have something that might help you in your search. 1. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...=3fv8Xr_JOuRgrD0a9CW8MA&bvm=bv.57967247,d.b2I
A guide to all gem producing areas in California. About a rocks throw from Perris there is tourmaline in those hills.
A guide to all gem producing areas in California. About a rocks throw from Perris there is tourmaline in those hills.
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Skarn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wiki isn't always the best place, but it might give you a few pointers.
Skarn is, in other words, related to metamorphic (altered) sedimentary rocks.
Wiki isn't always the best place, but it might give you a few pointers.
Skarn is, in other words, related to metamorphic (altered) sedimentary rocks.
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