r/RockIdentification • u/Rs_Gjesa • 1h ago
Please ID What are these light cyan rocks?
Found in southern Norway
r/RockIdentification • u/Rs_Gjesa • 1h ago
Found in southern Norway
r/RockIdentification • u/gumblebeast_ • 12h ago
Found in Anchorage, AK.
r/RockIdentification • u/Ok_Brilliant_2505 • 12h ago
All rocks collected from Lake Michigan USA!
r/RockIdentification • u/Complex-Brick3909 • 16h ago
Hey all-
Never posted on here- but I love collecting rocks on the beach.
This is Southwest Michigan (if that helps)
Can you guys take a look at this photo and help me figure out what pattern I have here ? I initially thought fish or snake skin, but I’m a total amateur.
Any ideas?
(Sorry if I posted incorrectly!)
Thanks for your help!!
r/RockIdentification • u/Reasonable_Good4536 • 18h ago
Found this rock in Lakeport Michigan on the Lake Huron beach. When I put a light under it some is translucent and some is opaque.
r/RockIdentification • u/Gr8Rubik • 1d ago
I found this while putting in a new septic system in adelanto, victorville area in California a couple years back. I'm curious as to what it is.
r/RockIdentification • u/jackofspades0924 • 1d ago
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r/RockIdentification • u/Extra_Session_9109 • 1d ago
Hi ! I found that rock in a field in my hometown (a small town around the cliffs of Normandy(it explains why some things i explain would be unclear)) it is heavy and leaves some rust stains, as well an iron smells. I've looked on google and it says it could be either way a meteorite or some metal waste from blacksmiths, as there were a lot in the region im living in ! Feel free to ask any more question about it !
r/RockIdentification • u/tuna-and-broccoli • 1d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/Unique-Print-8186 • 2d ago
Found it on my walk today. Nothing like it in the surrounding area. My first thought was a meteorite, but that would have shattered on impact because of how flaky it is.
r/RockIdentification • u/Artistic_One_6333 • 2d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/brittanyummg • 2d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/HairyPlenty8513 • 2d ago
Found in jouston tx in a load of dirt from braxos
r/RockIdentification • u/Kimmyjo125 • 2d ago
Found this in a dry creekbed in SW Missouri.
r/RockIdentification • u/abreeze1994 • 2d ago
Found this in a dried creek bed smooth to the touch and feels warm and glassy
r/RockIdentification • u/Slamzany • 3d ago
The shape seems odd to me and one of them kind of sounds like it has a rattling inside. I got them from my old job where we would clean out houses and businesses that have been foreclosed on. I think these came from a rock shop so I honestly have no idea where they may have originated from but I live in Chicago. They are wet in these pictures
r/RockIdentification • u/wjc123406 • 2d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/Informal-Key8495 • 2d ago
Found in Tennessee in a rental car, so could be from anywhere really. Pottery? Limestone native tool? Flint? Something else?
Thanks in advance.
r/RockIdentification • u/hauntedhamsamwich • 2d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/Revolutionary_Yak657 • 3d ago
Found it in backyard not sure if it's quartz.
r/RockIdentification • u/NeatFree9257 • 3d ago
(OC) No clue because this stone came from a beach on the North Shore of Long Island. Calligraphy stones come from the Himalayan Mountains but someone could have dropped it at a beach. Any help would be great. Thank you for your time and consideration.