Were all of Earth's minerals created before Earth's formation, during, or after?

Question

I've heard that during the accretion of proto-planets that formed the earth, 60 minerals were created through the reactions of atoms and molecules in the nebula.Do these first minerals still make up Earth? Do we have more minerals? If so, how and when were they created?

Answer 1

No the atoms in the minerals are mostly original still, but the rock cycle has resulting in the recycling of a lot of this material, especially through the destructive plate tectonics processes and the constructive process of making new rocks with volcanoes. All non-organic rocks (limestone, coal, etc) trace their origins back to igneous rock and plenty new is made through volcanism.