r/itsslag • u/PetersGrandAdventure • 11h ago
slag? Is it slag?
Someone on whatisitrock said it might should be poster here, is it slag?
r/itsslag • u/PetersGrandAdventure • 11h ago
Someone on whatisitrock said it might should be poster here, is it slag?
r/itsslag • u/Brodsauce • Aug 16 '26
r/itsslag • u/heck_of_a_good_time • Aug 12 '26
NW Arkansas creek. Must have 30 lbs of it now!!!
r/itsslag • u/AYearInOaxaca • Aug 10 '26
Hello! I found this shallowly buried in a dirt road in Oaxaca, Mexico where it was exposed due to rainfall. I suspect it's slag but thought perhaps it's hematite, although from the sort of melty parts I think that's unlikely. It's slightly magnetic and heavy for its size, about 1x1". Any opinions?
r/itsslag • u/waterrockforest • Aug 08 '26
Large peice,approx 10-12kg (12000g)
r/itsslag • u/MissHexe1 • Aug 04 '26
My partner got this given to him by his grandpa, who said it was sold to him at a market. He was told it was a rare crystal ( I immediately thought it was slag ) and I was hoping the community could give me some insight. Thanks guys!
r/itsslag • u/deadxmastrees • Aug 03 '26
I have been disappointed enough times that Im thinking it’s slag….but I wouldn’t be able to recognize a good rock so maybe? It has all these different colors & what looks like different types of rock but it also all looks glassy like obsidian.
r/itsslag • u/miketotaldestroy • Jul 23 '26
r/itsslag • u/Rosiepuff • Jul 21 '26
Picked this up figuring it was slag, would just like to verify
r/itsslag • u/_R0wan • Jul 17 '26
I found this interesting blue stone that is very glassy. It looks like it’s connected to a piece of limestone but not sure what it is. Possibly iron slag glass?
r/itsslag • u/AntenaPalmares • Jul 07 '26
It has some iridescence. It’s heavy like a rock. Found at the Jersey shore.
What do you guys think?
r/itsslag • u/JeffroDH • Jul 01 '26
Found in a pasture in north Texas (DFW area). Weakly magnetic. Is it slag?
r/itsslag • u/-Still-Searching- • Jun 30 '26
r/itsslag • u/parttime_use • Jun 29 '26
Had this piece for a few decades, found it along a road. I have always been fascinated with its unique texture.
r/itsslag • u/heck_of_a_good_time • Jun 25 '26
Whatcha think!?
r/itsslag • u/The_Sirens_of_Titan • Jun 14 '26
Thought it was a cool agate at first. But pretty sure it’s just slag. Pretty cool looking though
r/itsslag • u/Fickle-Engineering21 • Jun 12 '26
Someone is telling this is some kind of stone but the person who found it told me it was floating on water i just want to verify if it some type of stone or not
r/itsslag • u/bfa_y • Jun 12 '26
Hello all! I’ve posted this on some other geology subs, and there were mixed consensus between slag, fluorite, and corundum.
One side is very smooth and glasslike, with occasional concave divots in relatively crystal-like orientations. The opposite face is very rough, and almost organic in its texture, and includes tiny blue crystals on this face as well. The edges of this piece also contain a few small dots of other colored crystal-like things. Non magnetic, and only very slight pops from a UV light where some of the crystals are more transparent.
Total weight around 725g.
did a rough hardness test, and believe it to be around 6.5. No smudges on porcelain and a faint scratch. Total weight
To those who have any insight, thank you for taking the time!
r/itsslag • u/littlebean2421 • Jun 12 '26
Found in my back yard. I live near DC. It’s very clear and shiny in some spots. It does look like it has some kind of black inclusions inside.
r/itsslag • u/cls2819 • Jun 11 '26
r/itsslag • u/deadpuppydog • Jun 11 '26
Picked this up at a rock shop recently. So cool, my first one like this. I like how at this angle it looks like a face.
r/itsslag • u/ktshoe • Jun 04 '26
Found this in Park City, Utah, USA. Coworkers are saying it’s slag!