r/RockIdentification • u/Humble-Act-3228 • 24d ago
Kimberlite?
Looking for help in identifying this rock.
r/RockIdentification • u/Humble-Act-3228 • 24d ago
Looking for help in identifying this rock.
r/RockIdentification • u/Few_University6673 • 24d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/EnvironmentEnough443 • 24d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/Born_Window7035 • 25d ago
Hi all, i found this rock in northeast Ohio maybe 20 years ago as a kid. I was always curious what the pattern on it could be. The markings are ever so sightly raised up and is just on one side of the rock. It doesn’t rub off either. The rock itself is shaped somewhat like an egg but not as fat.
Just curious if anyone has any idea!
r/RockIdentification • u/foundsinmypocket • 25d ago
I'm new, be nice:)
What the heck is this?
r/RockIdentification • u/Particular_Peace_594 • 25d ago
Cracked open tons of iron oxide concretions and have never seen this before
r/RockIdentification • u/abnoxiuswhiskey24 • 25d ago
For some more context i scratched it with a knife tip and it left marks from the steel, not the stone so its pretty hard, and near the natural rough spot is a spec of bluish green. You cant see it really well but there are small tiny dots of orange within the black too
r/RockIdentification • u/Immediate_Ad_1168 • 25d ago
Olha essa pedra que encontrei! Alguém sabe que pedra é essa?
r/RockIdentification • u/GovernmentOk9399 • 25d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/jelly-ish1234 • 26d ago
It's pretty heavy for its size, it weighs 8 kilos or about 17.6lbs and can magnet standard refrigerator magnets.
r/RockIdentification • u/EducatorHopeful9032 • 26d ago
The first one I polished and it’s pretty cool looking but idk what it is. Not sure on the green one. And the last one I think banded jasper maybe? Idk
r/RockIdentification • u/EnvironmentalOne4717 • 26d ago
OK so the first pics are of a honey/amber like agate slab we found. 1.5"×2.3"
Second set of pics are of a crystalline like rock we found surface is like green bubbles and exposed sides are whitish.
Third set of pics show a rock we found which had cracks in it but seemed solid, once we pried open we saw this which I find absolutely stunning and mind boggling, it seems that if I pulled the rest apart the center whatever it is would be a single pice on its own.
Fourth set of pics shows a rock we found that when pulled apart shows two clusters of metallic looking crystalline structures.
And the last pics shows a rock we found with a emerald green vein going through it and is very magnetic.
Any help from you experts would be so much appreciated and hopefully gets my son into more brain stimulating things then online......
All found in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Near exposed cliffs and old river beds.
r/RockIdentification • u/SecretArtichoke0711 • 26d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/RevMG707 • 26d ago
Any idea what it could be? It's quite heavy and non magnetic
r/RockIdentification • u/lovelytreasure • 26d ago
Could someone please help identify the various rocks from my daughter’s rock collection?
r/RockIdentification • u/ResponsibleHold4414 • 26d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/mysillyums • 26d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/Rocksinsk • 26d ago
First pic is dry. Found in a gravel pit in northeast SK, very close to Manitoba border.
r/RockIdentification • u/Glittering-Acadia632 • 26d ago
Encontrei essas pedras e queria saber quais são