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From where do the gems used in Jewlery come? A. they are mettallic ore B.they are nonmettallic silicates C. they are mettallic minerals D. they are non mettallic minerals.

From where do the gems used in Jewlery come? A. they are mettallic ore B.they are nonmettallic silicates C. they are mettallic minerals D. they are non mettallic minerals.
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From where do the gems used in Jewlery come? A. they are mettallic ore B.they are nonmettallic silicates C. they are mettallic minerals D. they are non mettallic minerals.

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Gems used in jewelry come are Non metallic minerals. So it would be D hope this helps!
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The answer is D, because gems are usually not mettallic
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