Help me identify a rock and I'll reward with content.
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44° 27' 34.6932" N
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109° 11' 14.9352" W
Np, ty
Post it on this page, but you need close ups as better if you can see the particles. They typically ask for the location. Break a chip off with a hammer.
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ok i see your close up image
yah it looks like some kind of quartz
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ok i see your close up image
yah it looks like some kind of quartz
That looks like Montana. Yes/no?
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Identifying common minerals can be a fun and rewarding activity, allowing you to appreciate the diverse beauty and complexity of the natur...
Rose quartz is a variety of massive, translucent quartz with a pink color. It has no cleavage, it breaks with a conchoidal fracture, and it has a shiny surface. Depending on quality, it can be used as a gemstone or a decorative garden stone. Two major occurrences of rose quartz are Maine and the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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Rose quartz is a variety of massive, translucent quartz with a pink color. It has no cleavage.....
such a turn off
It’s boomerville
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blasphemy. rocks rock!
