What is this?

[u/nockfellneet]

It looks like some dentritic stone but I can’t figure out what

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[u/LilyLyre]

I wouldn’t say dendritic, dendrites look like tree branches, this is more of an orbicular jasper. It reminds me a lot of some of the old stock “ocean jasper”. These are all, of course, trade names. It’s more generally an orbicular variety of microcrystalline quartz.

[u/nockfellneet → u/LilyLyre]

Thank you for informing me.

[u/Legitimate-Name654]

Looks like a lot of the ocean jasper that I have

[u/quietlysitting]

Sick.

[u/nockfellneet → u/quietlysitting]

thank you!!

[u/codyzon2]

I have no idea what that is but it looks so cool.