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Unique ornamental stones in Yen Bai province’s Suoi Giang commune
Updated: 11:00, 20/07/2020
Suoi Giang commune in Van Chan district, the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai, possesses a source of valuable ornamental stones with different unique shapes and beautiful colours, attracting thousands of visitors to the locality. Suoi Giang ornamental stones have ranked first of their kind in Vietnam thanks to natural veins and colours such as green, pearl, yellow, black and purple.
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Suoi Giang commune in Van Chan district, Yen Bai province. |
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Ornamental stones are crafted into beautiful products. |
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Diverse ornamental stones at a shop in Suoi Giang commune. |
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A product made of gemstones in Suoi Giang. |
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The stone fibers form strange and beautiful shapes like a Persian wool carpet. |
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Valuable yellow stones. |
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A gemstone bed with eye-catching fibers. |
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Suoi Giang’s polished ornamental stones combined with wooden products, creating a valuable art product. |
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A set of ornamental stones shaped into a Trong Mai Islet in Ha Long Bay. |
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Ornamental and feng shui stones in Suoi Giang commune. |
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A stone table and chairs at worth tens of millions of Vietnamese dong. |
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Source: NDO
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