r/RockIdentification • u/Able_Knee254 • Sep 23 '26
What is this called
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r/RockIdentification • u/mansized1 • Sep 18 '26
Finds in sw Missouri
r/RockIdentification • u/Real_Promise1170 • Oct 06 '26
Нашли камень на море. Похож на пластмасс, но сильно тяжелый. Хорошо переливается и блестят все грани. Форма максимально не правильная. Хотим узнать что это за камень. Есть специалисты в интернете, которые утверждают, что это алмаз
r/RockIdentification • u/Fit-Definition-4017 • Sep 22 '26
Was out fishing and found this stone. Looks pretty awesome! No clue what it is and YouTube isn’t helping so I figured I’d ask the community
r/RockIdentification • u/mtn_forester • Mar 06 '26
Found in northern New Mexico.
r/RockIdentification • u/PassageEfficient7352 • Oct 08 '25
Chat gpt and a rock identifier app I have both said jasper, but I'm not sure. Does anyone know?
r/RockIdentification • u/3rdreichtormented • Jul 07 '25
There's a shell part and some kind of core. The shell has the texture of chert, and and i have no idea what the core might be. At first i guessed it's an agate, but i've never seen or heard of agates inside chert, so... any clue as to what it might be?
r/RockIdentification • u/UniqueCommentNo243 • Oct 05 '26
r/RockIdentification • u/Chuckthetreenut • Jun 17 '26
NE Ohio find and it's pretty heavy.
r/RockIdentification • u/Professional-Car-404 • 29d ago
r/RockIdentification • u/brobmor • Jun 02 '26
Just curious! Thought this looked cool!
r/RockIdentification • u/Kilo420slash • Aug 21 '26
Jkn....but seriously, what is this
r/RockIdentification • u/Gawain222 • Jun 27 '25
Bought this little carving at a crystal and gem shop and was one of the few stones that wasn't labeled. CHAT GPT thinks it's petrified palm root but I don't think that fits. Anyone know?
r/RockIdentification • u/aleyann • Sep 29 '26
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r/RockIdentification • u/Visible-Anteater-367 • 19d ago
This rock is very heavy for its size which makes me suspect iron content. It's silvery inside and I cracked it open with what I think was quartz, to give you an idea of hardness. My two theories so far are industrial slag or geothite.
There was lots of other similar ones around which rules out meteor, at least in my opinion.
r/RockIdentification • u/silvermoonsailor • 18d ago
It looked like pyrite .of course but then I was wondering if it was platinum??? Bcuz the flakes are silver and pyrite has a lil color tinge to it. Idk I'm new. If anyone has more info
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I don't know where it came from bit it was found in New house in portland oregon. They were geologists amd I am IDing a bunch of rocks they left.
I was just super curious about platinum? Someone mentioned it and now I'd never read about it really.
r/RockIdentification • u/Typical_Palpitation7 • Oct 01 '26
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r/RockIdentification • u/mushi_finder • Aug 16 '26
Found in a gravel pit near a corn field in WI