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'''Chromite''' is a dark gray stone found within [[olivine]] as veins. It is notable in that it is the sole source of valuable [[demantoid]] gemstones, as well as being a potential source of [[native platinum]]. Like olivine, chromite is also [[magma-safe]].
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'''Chromite''' is a dark purple stone found within [[olivine]] as veins. It is notable in that it is the sole source of valuable [[demantoid]] gemstones, as well as being a potential source of [[native platinum]]. Like olivine, chromite is also [[magma-safe]].
  
 
==In real life==
 
==In real life==

Latest revision as of 15:52, 3 May 2024

Chromite
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Fire-safe Magma-safe

Wikipedia article

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Note that some content may still need to be updated.

Chromite is a dark purple stone found within olivine as veins. It is notable in that it is the sole source of valuable demantoid gemstones, as well as being a potential source of native platinum. Like olivine, chromite is also magma-safe.

In real life[edit]

In real life, chromite is the sole ore of chromium.

Chromite.
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