Not stones. Cultural tour of the mineraloid world
The visual study focuses on mineraloids: <laqua; stones& raquao; organic origin. They are unique in that their formation is impossible without organic processes and water effects, almost all of them are only available on our planet. A popular scientific publication with a cultural slope (from rock properties and places of birth to jewellery, mythology and effects on mass culture) may be interesting for geologists, hemologists, miners, stone collectors, a also for artists, jewelers, designers and other topics of interest.
The publication will complement the range of museum stores (e.g., the Museum of Mines of the ' Fersman Ran and the Museum of Yantar), organically in the nbsp; section with nbsp; scientific popular literature in 'nbsp; bookshops (Moscow, Republic, Ziolkovsky, Subscriptions, etc.)
Book cover
Title and content
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The chapter is divided into a few parts, in [nbsp;] each of the [nbsp;] they are described about the most famous mineraloids (in]nbsp; in the cultural sense.
Entering the chapter. Infographic work
U all mineraloids have 3 pair: density, hardness, and color. Each sub-chapter starts with a new page and a information about stone. Most of the publication is so even.
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Pearls: The tears of the mollusk
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Imagining Turns in the Book
In the main part, there are twists with the 'nbsp; images. They allow for a broader view of the story of one or more mineraloids.
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Gagat: Stone of mourning and fire
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A framework as a styled part of a book
The framework, as an element of technical aesthetics, is used to describe the manifestations of the Mineral Museum im. Fersman. Photos, inside the frame, are shown in scale 1:1.
Coral: Dragon body and angel skin
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Opal: A source of trouble and preservation
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amber: solar resin
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Gender plan for publication
