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Let's Rock => Identifications of Materials => Topic started by: scratchnsniff on August 10, 2020, 10:42:45 AM
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:icon_salut: Hello experts...we have so many rocks and slabs, and can only find so many ID's through our searches...definitely need more help if you have the time :icon_salut:
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A quick run thru. People might have more clues also.
I screwed up and the pic has 30 as Rhodochrosite and it should be labeled Rhodonite! The names are so similar, my brain was saying one thing while I typed the other. Thanks Ryaly2Dogs for catching my error
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Thanks for the reply, irock...I looked up that grape agate, very cool, although this piece is super-crunchy. Also, the blue slag, you're right, we have a bunch of this...looks like it came from here in KY...on park land, and no longer allowed to collect it.
Again, thanks...we're putting some names to some faces with your help.
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Outside of a lot of the chalcedony, agate, jasper, chert spectrum, there are a number I don't know. But, think #18 is slag, 30 is rhodonite, 36 quartzite. 43, petrified wood??? Some nice stuff there.
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Number 23 looks 100% like Ocean Picture Jasper from S. British Columbia!
Great thread, I'm looking forward to all the positive ID's.
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Cave Creek Jasper from AZ was the other location I blanked on when writing for number 24.
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That Cave Creek looks identical...good eye!
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I think 30 might be rhodonite as opposed to rhodochrosite; 36 I believe is Fuschite which some like to call Aventurine; and 38 looks like emeralds in dark gneiss.
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OMG I screwed up and typed it wrong. My brain was typing Rhodonite and my fingers went Rogue!!!!!!!! LOL
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No worries, all is good, Steve. I figured you would have all of these nailed in about maybe 5 minutes? :azn: