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The emerald, Brazilian authorities say, was discovered in a beryl mine in the country in 2001 and later smuggled to the U.S.

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If the quartz can’t scratch the specimen, it might be beryl or corundum, which are harder than quartz.

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One of the mightiest of the stones on display at the museum is a four-foot-tall, 7,756-pound hunk of grayish-green rock called beryl, from which come emeralds as well as beryllium.

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Oxford County, they learned, was a mining center famous for its tourmaline, quartz and beryl.

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The Massachusetts couple became interested in the local mining history and bought a tract that included the Bumpus Mine, which had produced feldspar and the gemstone beryl.

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