Olivine: Used in the manufacture of refractory bricks and as a gemstone called peridot.

Staurolite: Known as a "fairy stone" and has cultural significance as a talisman for good luck.

Augite (CPX): A common mineral in volcanic rocks, helping geologists understand past volcanic activity.

Muscovite: Used as an insulator in electrical equipment and in the production of cosmetics.

Copper: Essential for electrical wiring and electronics due to its high conductivity.

Tremolite: Used in the manufacturing of ceramics and as a gemstone.

Diopside (CPX): Used in the manufacture of refractory bricks and as a gemstone.

Chlorite: A component in some cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

Halite: Mined for table salt and used in the chemical industry.

Actinolite: Occurs as an asbestos mineral and has industrial applications.

Enstatite (OPX): Used in the production of ceramics and refractories.

Phlogopite: Used in electrical insulators and as a component in some types of cement.

Fluorite: Utilized in the production of aluminum, as a flux in metallurgy, and for making hydrofluoric acid.

Chalcopyrite: The most important ore of copper and a significant source of this valuable metal.

Biotite: Used in cosmetics and as a component in some building materials.

Talc: Known for its softness and used in talcum powder, cosmetics, and ceramics.

Garnet: Used as an abrasive in sandpaper and as a gemstone.

Malachite: Mined for its copper content and used as a decorative gemstone.

Serpentine: Used as a decorative stone and for carving.

Cordierite: Important in the manufacture of ceramics and as a gemstone.

Hornblende: A common mineral in igneous and metamorphic rocks, aiding in rock classification.

Barite: Used in drilling fluids in the oil and gas industry and as a filler in various products.

Kaolinite: Key component in the production of ceramics, paper, and cosmetics.

Nepheline: Used in the production of glass and ceramics.

Kyanite: Used as a refractory material and in the manufacture of porcelain.

Sulfur: Vital in the chemical industry for sulfuric acid production and other chemical processes.

Plagioclase: A common rock-forming mineral in igneous rocks, helping geologists classify rock types.

Andalusite: Used in refractories and ceramics.

Wollastonite: Used in the ceramics industry for its high temperature resistance.

K-Feldspar: Used in the production of glass, ceramics, and as a flux in metallurgy.

Sillimanite: Important in the manufacture of high-temperature ceramics.

Chromite: The primary ore of chromium, used in the production of stainless steel.

Quartz: Widely used in electronics, glassmaking, and as a gemstone.

Gypsum: Used in construction materials and as a fertilizer.

Galena: An important lead ore and source of silver.

Epidote: Used as a gemstone and in the manufacturing of building materials.

Pyrite: Often referred to as "fool's gold" and used in the production of sulfur dioxide for the chemical industry.

Calcite: Used in construction, as a filler in paints, and as a dietary supplement.

Zircon: Utilized in the production of ceramics, refractories, and as a gemstone.

Dolomite: Used in construction materials and as a source of magnesium.

Graphite: Essential in the manufacturing of pencils, lubricants, and as a component in batteries.

Aragonite: Used in aquariums and as a gemstone.

Tourmaline: Valued as a gemstone and used in various industrial applications.

Corundum: Known as sapphires and rubies when transparent; used as gemstones.

Apatite: Used as a phosphate mineral in fertilizers and in the production of phosphoric acid.

Magnetite: Mined for its iron content and used in steel production.

Celestite: Mined for strontium and used in fireworks and the production of strontium carbonate.

Hematite: A primary ore of iron, used in steelmaking and as a pigment.

Pyrrhotite: Contains iron and sulfur and is a source of nickel and cobalt.

Ilmenite: Mined for its titanium content, used in the production of titanium dioxide.

Titanite (Sphene): Valued as a gemstone and used in the manufacture of ceramics and glass.

Beryl: Known for gem varieties like emerald and aquamarine, used in jewelry.

Cassiterite: The primary ore of tin, essential in the production of tin alloys.

Spinel: Used as a gemstone and in various decorative applications.

Topaz: Valued as a gemstone, with different varieties prized for their beauty.

Rutile: A source of titanium, used in pigments and as a gemstone.

Willemite: Mined for zinc content, used in the production of zinc alloys.

Molybdenite: The primary source of molybdenum, used in steel alloys and the aerospace industry.