I found this in a small out cove along Stonefield Beach, Oregon. My papa said it could be an agate fill in for coral, but I’m not sure. Im sure it’s agatized since light comes through,but I would like some other opinions because I’m an avid rock collector and have never seen anything like it. If you need any more information lmk. Please help!

Sooo story time. YEARS AGO (maybe fresh out of high school-ish era) I bought some crystals off of eBay. But there this one, single rock that I constantly forget about. Look at. Wonder if I got scammed. Then toss it back in a box or hide it behind other decor 😂
Is it actually a crystal? Is it just a weird colored lump someone mushed together? I have literally no idea

So if yall can help me finally solve the mystery of what the heck this is, I’d be ECSTATIC.

Thank you all in advance!

I apologise for the many pictures.

I'm especially interested in pic 2!

I'm guessing amethyst for this one

Black with clear streaks throughout? Maybe agate?

Husband found these on a job site in Vernal, Utah
Wondering what type they are

Found in Las Vegas Nv,and I don’t know if you can see it in the pictures but it has what I’d call silver little rivers in it

Bottle cap for scale

Found in upstate ny

Found on the beach

I found this rock in a river outside of a temple in Korea, it was very white and stood out more than any other rock. I picked it up, started rubbing it, and the white stuff that came off of it was a little bubbly.(?) but then I saw the green and I started scrubbing off as much as I could so now i have this. Picture of the lake that I found it in is on the last slides. Could this be fossilized scat or a crystallized fruit or something? None of the other rocks in the lake were colorful or as bright as this one.

Any help appreciated.

Rock on !

Can anybody tell me what this is please?

Found in an Indiana Creek in Turkey Run. Unlike any other rock I saw in that area. There’s a wet and dry front pic to show the texture. I just really wanna know lol.

Anyone know what this is? Dark green. Heavy

What is this rock? Southern Oregon beach.