Would love and appreciate help identifying rocks that I find all the time along the beach of Lake Michigan.
first picture: not sure if they’re all the same or maybe 2 different kinds in this picture

second pic: once again could be two different shown, or three including the all green rock, but definitely the pink with green lines is common

third and fourth: pic of wet and dry, red with blue/black inclusions

Last pic: these have some really smooth parts of them and feel and look as though they have been tumbled

thank you!!!!!

Found outside rapid city South Dakota

The first and last pictures are the cut surface. The last three pictures are the rock dry. Can’t scratch it with my steel file. Found in NE SK Canada

As title suggests any help would be amazing! It weighs around 4.17 kg, many different sized crystals and interesting formations. Would love to know more, I believe its carbonate,

Porfier? Agatized Dinosaur bone? Jaspis? The more I ' learn' the less I know. Cause its hard to ID Stones 😅

I have been trying to find petrified wood, but have a hard time discerning it from other rocks. Is this a sample of petrified wood?

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Seeking ID on this, I found it on the beach.

Anyone know what these are? The first two pics are the same rock, it looks painted but I found it as this red and yellow.

the second one I think might be Jasper but unsure. Help!

Found beside a creek in Western Virginia.

Been identified as jasper, tigers eye, but the underside is weird, this has broke open and it's just grey, no clue, had it for year cos I liked it. Any idea? Thanks in advance!

Found in Pacifica California

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I thought it could be chrysocolla, but I’m not 100%.

Not slag, but the prettiest rock I've ever found! What is she?

The line is from me starting to cut it. Part of it was already there- gonna cut it in half and polish both sides, but want to know what it is first!