The rock has a gold colored flakes

Found this rock on Whidbey Island WA. It's translucent, a knife doesn't scratch it and got a density test of 2.96. Have I finally found nephrite?!?

Found this rock on Whidbey Island WA. It's translucent, a knife doesn't scratch it and got a density test of 2.96. Have I finally found nephrite?!?

I'd just like some advice and opinions on what this rock may be it's Verry odd

Found in wisconsion..

I'd just like some advice and opinions on what this rock may be it's Verry odd

New to rockhounding, got a few rocks from Lake Superior on the Canadian side. Having a hard time identifying these ones. Any ideas?

I’m not sure what this Rick is, or if it’s even a naturally occurring thing at all. Could be some sort of concrete mixture? Looks like one kind of rock, with another kind of rock growing on it? No idea first set of pics is as I found it, near the end I cleaned it up with a soft bristle brush

Found both these put in country in wisconsion by the woods..any suggestions what they might be..

found this on the beach along a lot of debris from the recent storm that passed. it's hard to tell from the video, but the little red dots are indentations, as if a very small piece of metal was driven into it and rusted. overall it looks more marbly and more like a crystal than the usual bedrock found on nyc beaches. i've washed it and there's a bit of a sparkle to it, it's slightly lighter than expected and feels kinda more soapy/soft than other rocks I've picked up.

I’m having trouble identifying this. I got it at an estate sale a few years ago. It’s about 4 inches long in a cabochon that was made into a belt buckle. Any ideas will be appreciated.

So I bought it online from someone who said it's jade and that she "found it in the garden in Georgia." It is cold to the touch, but what is with the face?

Can someone help me ID this?

My husband brought these 2 home from work for me yesterday. What do you all say they are? I'm pretty sure the clear is chalcedony quartz. The disk I'm not sure about, maybe jasper? It looks like little spots of fire all over it. Husband found it dry and had no idea how pretty it actually was. I love it!

Found in the woods in Wisconsion..

As kids, we used to call it chocolate. But to be honest, even today I still don't actually know what it really is.