Baker's Dozen II (Part 1)

Jewels

  1. Opal

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Aquamarine

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby
  9. Sapphire

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby
  9. Sapphire
  10. Topaz

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby
  9. Sapphire
  10. Topaz
  11. Onyx

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby
  9. Sapphire
  10. Topaz
  11. Onyx
  12. Tourmaline

Jewels

  1. Opal
  2. Emerald
  3. Amethyst
  4. Aquamarine
  5. Citrine
  6. Diamond
  7. Peridot
  8. Ruby
  9. Sapphire
  10. Topaz
  11. Onyx
  12. Tourmaline
  13. Zircon

Next!
Metals

  1. Bronze

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver

To complete the Olympic medal trifecta. :wink:

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver
  4. Iron

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver
  4. Iron
  5. Tungsten

Also known as Wolfram, thus the chemical symbol “W”.

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver
  4. Iron
  5. Tungsten
  6. Lead

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver
  4. Iron
  5. Tungsten
  6. Lead
  7. Antimony

Metals

  1. Bronze
  2. Gold
  3. Silver
  4. Iron
  5. Tungsten
  6. Lead
  7. Antimony
  8. Copper