Also, how does it travel from (one place) to the ocean? Please explain the process and why. Thank you so much!
No. Quartz is silicon dioxide (SiO2), diamond is carbon (C). Totally different elements in totally different crystal lattices. Also, you can never stick a piece of coal up your butt and get a diamond (that's a common saying). Coal is not pure carbon. It has lots of sulfur and hydrogen compounds. You can't turn anything into diamond except for high-temperature high-pressure carbon. As far as selling, it it looks like the current going price for a piece of rose quartz that has been turned into jewelry is about $20 (US) per 30 grams (0.03 kg). Based on the density of rose quartz (2.65 g/cm^3), and assuming that you have a 5 diameter sphere, that's about 1,073 grams (just over 1 kg, or about 2.4 pounds), your lump is worth somewhere around $715. Actually, quite a bit less, since it's just rough crystal, not jewelry. But close enough, right?
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Wholesale Rose Quartz can be purchased in 55 gallon drums from Brazil for less than $0.60 per pound, then sold to business owners and resellers for $1-$4 per pound, ranging in quality. The very best stuff, the premier gem rose quartz, sells for up to hundreds of dollars a pound, but that is for gem, rose colored material. When I was in South Africa I saw a MOUNTAIN made of rose quartz. Seriously, an entire mountain. I have a little piece I brought back in a box, really nice rich color, but no gemmyness to it.
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