If you wanted an ore added to minecraft, what would it be?

I like jade.

I think it would be nice to see silver in vanilla Minecraft (copper probably was a better option though). It could be used to craft mirrors, many decorative blocks and a few magic-related items (maybe to hunt monsters).

And it is not even in your list :P

magmarite/enderite

Silver for maybe knight armor

Maybe an ore used to make totems/necklaces(like baubles)

:)

Hey, so does your mod aim to add as many ores as possible? If yes I`ve actually been "collecting" Ore/Mineral names of lots of mods over the years so I kinda have alot, altough you`d need to research further on them cuz Ive only written the names:

Kryptonite, Dilithium, Vibranium, Dalekanium, Adamantium, Gravitite, Xirdalium, Unobtainium, Necrodermite, Bavarium, Computronium, Collapsium, Oxylite, Bureaucratium, Feynmanium, Illuminite, Rainbowite, Byzanium, Corrodium, Argilite, Ammolite, Ambrosium, Zanite, Arkenium, Amethyst, Bronze, Bureaucratium, Bolognium/Bolonium, Cobalt, Duranium, Frinkonium, Illuminite, Mythril, Ophyx, Onyx, Osmium, Pyrite, Palladium, Plutonium, Sapphire, Tritanium, Titanium, Lithium, Enderite, Jade, Peridot, Tourmaline, Rhodolite

and basically the entire Periodic Table, so yeah have fun with that :)

toss in some gems: https://www.gia.edu/gem-encyclopedia

Maybe some variants of vanilla ores, such as rose gold, titanium (variant of iron), black diamonds, and other natural variants of things already in the game or your mod. I think they should probably be at least slightly better than the normal ore, and would rarely spawn in veins of the normal ore.

Note: Titanium isn't a variant of iron and should probably spawn separately. My mistake.

Also sorry I didn't realize titanium was already in your mod.

Opal and its many shades (Tricolor opal, for example)

Also, add carbon so you can mix it with iron to make steel