http://www.minerals.net/mineral/olivine.aspx
I selected Gypsum because it sounds like "gypsy," which reminds me of Stevie Nicks, with whom I am obsessed. Gypsum is commonly found in layered sedimentary rocks, and it is the most common sulfate mineral. The streak is white and the cleavage is perfect. It is used in the manufacturing of wallboard, cement, and plaster. It is a weak stone, which makes a lot of other uses difficult.
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