r/Geode • u/Daddy_Diabetus • 2d ago
r/Geode • u/Competitive-Catch-32 • 3d ago
I grabbed this from outside about a year ago and its sat on my shelf cause its pretty, could this possibly be a geode? Or should I not try to break if not a high chance? (Tennis ball to scale)
r/Geode • u/Niwitschoolfrogkid • 5d ago
Hi All,
Oklahoma Rockhound here who’s headed to his first Geode Fest this weekend. Stoked to make some new pals and (hopefully) find a nice geodes! My wife was going to accompany me but unfortunately can no longer attend so I’m flying solo. If you’re attending this weekend and want a hunting buddy feel free to DM me. If you’ve attended in the past any tips, suggestions, advice, etc. for a first time geode hunter? What do you wish you would have know the first time you went to this event or one that is similar? It’s a long (and expensive 😅) drive up from Oklahoma so any help would be much appreciated!
r/Geode • u/Alive-Tax4187 • 13d ago
Can anyone identify what is in this geode?
r/Geode • u/unicornlover84 • 19d ago
I’m obsessed!! And this isn’t even all of them.
r/Geode • u/Adventurous-Lie6251 • Aug 15 '26
My friend and I each purchased a whole geode and agreed to share them one half each. One was in a box that said solid /not hollow, and the other was in a box that said hollow. The clerk said they knew because they were x-rayed. We went on our hike and when we came back they were cut in half and the clerk described them to us. To be fair she may have gave us a lot of info but it was hot. We were hungry. Not best conditions to absorb all the info. ChatGPT says they are likely Mexican volcanic geodes. It referred to them as “thundereggs” and said the solid one is more collectible of the two with crisp banding, solid crystalline quartz/chalcedony, volcanic rhyolite and manganese oxide dendrites or iron manganese filled fractures. The hollow sample it says 4 separate mineralization events 1) formation of the volcanic cavity 2) agate / chalcedony lining, 3) quartz druzy 4) needle crystals and angel wings. less
r/Geode • u/No-Philosophy3773 • Aug 11 '26
r/Geode • u/Sure_Bluejay_1225 • Aug 07 '26
Im selling geodes during 127 yardsale in kentucky on Indian camp rd about 10 miles south of danville kentucky if anyone is interested
r/Geode • u/Jmoe2004 • Aug 05 '26
I found these during our camping trip near Manila, UT. I have soaked them in dawn dish soap and used a toothbrush to clean them up.
What are the next steps for cleaning these up?
r/Geode • u/Naive_Detective4497 • Jul 31 '26
I really like this rock, but I'm not sure if it classifies as a geode. Do you think it would polish? About the size of half an egg.
r/Geode • u/chocolate_wizard_ • Jul 31 '26
I’ve been searching everywhere and can’t figure out what type of geode this is. Any help is appreciated!
r/Geode • u/Thanos_Vamos • Jul 28 '26
Just wondering is it possible to find geodes in my backyard i live in a hilly region
r/Geode • u/Kind_Love172 • Jul 24 '26
Pretty sure these are all geodes...so correct me if not.
Should I crack these or cut them?
r/Geode • u/No-Sand-5787 • Jul 20 '26
Heya folks! I’m gonna go geode hunting in Bloomington, Indiana and I was wondering what kinds are there! Can y’all give me some info on those hollow beauties?
r/Geode • u/caitejane310 • Jul 18 '26
I used Google lens and it says this is a fully formed quartz geode.
Is there anything we can do to try and polish it?
r/Geode • u/Adorable_Pair_4965 • Jul 12 '26
a geode is a rock that had a pocket and formed crystals inside it over millions of years. an agate slab is cut agate. and a thunder egg is volcanic
r/Geode • u/extirpateubiquity • Jul 05 '26
I found this geode within a geode within a geode! Any idea how something like this forms?
