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@andersonmineral.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 10:30 AM

The Guess the Gem answer is topaz!! It can be naturally blue, as well as other colours, but there are artificial methods to get blue too. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky ⚒️🧪💎

@andersonmineral.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 10:33 AM

Guess the Gem time!! What mineral do you think these gems are? Hint: the blue colour is from irradiation on the left and cobalt diffusion on the right. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky ⚒️🧪💎

Two green gems in individual white plastic gem cases on white foam with the edges of other cases seen around them. They are mixed cut with the left one being bluer. At the Hunterian.
@andersonmineral.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 10:34 AM

The Guess the Gem answer is olivine!! It’s a mineral group that has the mineral species forsterite and fayalite. The gem variety is peridot. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky ⚒️🧪💎

@andersonmineral.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 10:35 AM

Another Mineral Cup Guess the Gem!! What mineral or group do you think these gems are? Hint: it’s the first winner. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky #MinCup26 ⚒️🧪💎

Two green gems on a black background. On the bottom left is a mixed cut gem and the top right is an octagonal step cut gem with the label 23 below it. At the Natural History Museum London.
@andersonmineral.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 11:10 AM

The Guess the Gem answer is andalusite!! It’s a mineral that has the variety chiastolite that has inclusions that form a cross. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky #MinCup26 ⚒️🧪💎

@andersonmineral.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 10:32 AM

A Mineral Cup Guess the Gem!! What mineral do you think these gems are? Hint: it’s a very recent Mineral Cup challenger. #GuessTheGem #GeoscienceBluesky #MinCup26 ⚒️🧪💎

Three green gems in a row on a grey background with the edge of a white label below. The middle is a large ovalish cut gem with a dark zone in the middle. The two on either side are rectangular with brownish zones at the corners. They are both colourless round brilliant cut gems and the left is bigger. At the Musée de Minéralogie Mines Paris.