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What mineral is this? Fist-sized irregularly shaped piece. Salmon-pink color with nonmetallic luster. Two cleavage planes at 90 degrees to each other. Has a hardness of 6. Very abundant mineral.
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What mineral is this? Fist-sized irregularly shaped piece. Salmon-pink color with nonmetallic luster. Two cleavage planes at 90 degrees to each other. Has a hardness of 6. Very abundant mineral.

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rose quartz

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the salmon color is what hinted me too this

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