There's no distinction between "native minerals" and "other minerals." The term "native mineral" simply refers to a mineral that exists in its pure, elemental form.

Here's a breakdown:

* Minerals: Naturally occurring, solid substances with a definite chemical composition and crystalline structure.

* Native Minerals: Minerals that are made up of a single element, uncombined with other elements. Examples include:

* Gold (Au)

* Silver (Ag)

* Copper (Cu)

* Sulfur (S)

* Diamond (C)

* Graphite (C)

So, there are no "other minerals" in contrast to native minerals. All minerals fit into this broad category. Native minerals are just a special subset of minerals.

Think of it this way: All dogs are animals, but not all animals are dogs. Similarly, all native minerals are minerals, but not all minerals are native.