in Pokemon : pearl
in real life : quartz
It can evolve Pokemon. Here is a list of what it can evolve: Misdreavus---> Mismagius Murkrow---> Honchkrow If your going to get Pokemon diamond/pearl,please beware of the type of Pokemon you can find.For Example,Murkrow can only be found in Diamond,not Pearl or Glamow can be found on Pearl but not on Diamond,But what i mean is there's only 2 Pokemon (In Diamond/Pearl) that can be found on each game. Here's the list: Murkrow---> Honchkrow (Diamond) Stunky---> Stunktank (Diamond) Misdreavus---> Mismagius (Pearl) Glamow---> Purugly (Pearl)..... But 1 other thing,only 1 Pokemon (In each game) can be used with dusk stone,so pick WISELY....
No; there are no rock-type Pokemon that evolve by stone.
only riolu needs a bone stone. there r no other fighting Pokemon that needs a stone to evolveRiolu DOESN'T need a bone stone, infact, it doesn't need any stone's! It evolves into Lucario, gradually. Maybe happiness. -PokeFan Boo (visit my Pokémon advice site in a few days, http://pokemondiamondandpearladvice.webs.com/)it is happiness
There is no evolution stone that makes flying types as a whole evolveIt isn't flying type. Notice how it says species, not type, so you have to figure out what stone evolves what Pokemon.
leaf stone, but that stone doesn't evolve all bug pokemon.
The stone tablet turns arceus into a steel or rock type.
Take your stone to a certified gemologist to confirm that it is a diamond. It could be a crystal stone of another type, and not a diamond. One reason why a diamond stone would appear hazy to the naked eye is because of flaws in the stone. If the stone is a diamond, it is probably not an expensive stone, given its apparent lack of clarity.
the moon stone.
There are many ways to set a diamond or any other precious stone, depending on the cut, size and purpose of the setting. Any type of setting is designed to protect the stone and to keep the stone in the setting.
The Blue Hope Diamond.
Diamond is a stone, a rock, a geological phenomenon. Once mined, polished and sold, it can be mounted in jewelery (while 75% of all mined diamonds are used industrially). When describing an object for sale, for example, one might say that -- of the gemstone mounted in the jewelery -- the 'stone type' is diamond.
its a type of stone to evlove gardivoir to gallade and snornut to frosslass
yes u can
diamond because it is beautiful and the hardest type of rock
just type in the cheat list DG489HD4
Diamonds are graded according to cut, colour, clarity and carat weight. When cutting a rough diamond stone, the diamond cutter first determines the natural colour of the stone, then plans a cut that preserves the highest carat weight for its maximum clarity. So the highest grade of diamond is the largest stone with zero flaws in the rarest colour with the most perfect cut for that stone. These diamonds are sold at auction and bring millions of dollars to sellers. In jewelry, the D colour is the highest grade colour; internally flawless is the highest clarity, blue and red could be the rarest natural colours. The Gemological Institute of America's Web site will help you better understand the four Cs, below. Finally, exceptional stones, are also graded according to the type of diamond, the most common being Type I. Read more about diamond types, below.
'Better' is a judgement, and you are the judge. Both diamonds are diamonds made of carbon. A manufactured diamond is less expensive that a mined/ natural diamond.