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  K-Feldspar or Potassium feldspar is a naturally occurring mineral compound and a significant component of many felsic igneous rocks used as decorative building stones. However, K-Feldspar finds its larger application as aggregate in concrete & asphalt, in the manufacture of glass, and enamel & scouring powder. Also, a bi-product of K-Feldspar ‘microcline’ is extensively used in the production of ceramics & ceramic glazes.  Microcline is used to form a wide range of ceramic & porcelain products, including fine pottery & dinnerware, sinks, bathtubs, electrical insulators, and floor tiles. In addition, some varieties of K-Feldspar have significant value as gemstones, such as a glassy sanidine crystal known as moonstone and a variety of microcline Amazonstone that is used as jewelry or as ornamental stones. Middle-Eastern populaces are always known for their fascination for gemstones.  Due to its diverse & important application areas, such as the building & co

 K-Feldspar or Potassium feldspar is a naturally occurring mineral compound and a significant component of many felsic igneous rocks used as decorative building stones. However, K-Feldspar finds its larger application as aggregate in concrete & asphalt, in the manufacture of glass, and enamel & scouring powder. Also, a bi-product of K-Feldspar ‘microcline’ is extensively used in the production of ceramics & ceramic glazes.  Microcline is used to form a wide range of ceramic & porcelain products, including fine pottery & dinnerware, sinks, bathtubs, electrical insulators, and floor tiles. In addition, some varieties of K-Feldspar have significant value as gemstones, such as a glassy sanidine crystal known as moonstone and a variety of microcline Amazonstone that is used as jewelry or as ornamental stones. Middle-Eastern populaces are always known for their fascination for gemstones.  Due to its diverse & important application areas, such as the building & con