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*[[Danonan Onyx]]: found in New Phionace | *[[Danonan Onyx]]: found in New Phionace | ||
*[[Gath Arag Marble]]: green marble found in mountains of Dúrandwor | *[[Gath Arag Marble]]: green marble found in mountains of Dúrandwor | ||
| − | *[[Hmœssite Granite]]: found in | + | *[[Hmœssite Granite]]: found in Omre |
*[[Dedonessan Marble]]: found in Vimalian Mountains, it appears like translucent turquoise with light green striations | *[[Dedonessan Marble]]: found in Vimalian Mountains, it appears like translucent turquoise with light green striations | ||
*[[Kippurite]]: building stone found in Pytharnia | *[[Kippurite]]: building stone found in Pytharnia | ||
Revision as of 08:41, 2 July 2022
This list is of stone and marble used for construction, ornamentation, and jewelry, such as semi-precious stone, as found in the world of Asdar
List of Stone and Marble
- Adamassite Granite: deep, muted teal blue granite found in the southern Jaggudorns.
- Brallatine Marble: luminous white marble with golden striations, found in upper Shadmaus
- Chalitzil: black, obsidian-like stone found in Pytharnia
- Danonan Onyx: found in New Phionace
- Gath Arag Marble: green marble found in mountains of Dúrandwor
- Hmœssite Granite: found in Omre
- Dedonessan Marble: found in Vimalian Mountains, it appears like translucent turquoise with light green striations
- Kippurite: building stone found in Pytharnia
- Chaga: white jade found in Tinchozzo
- Amethyst: Central Danona
- Black Granite: Dravernian Alps
- Diamonds: Adamantine Mountains
- Dragonwood: Petrified Wood, Dragonwood Flats
- Emerald: Hauredon
- Jade: Ashguatha, Shagrela'al
- Lapis Lazuli: Midrardia, Southern Mochuctu Mountains
- Limestone: Heruliconia, Rala-Pithur
- Panox: Transalpine Agogia, Southern Orrhymby (both controlled by Aurice)
- White Marble: Grand Amrul Mountains
See Also
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