Can anyone tell me what this is?

[Bridget980]

Can anyone help identify this?

 

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[crashbandicoot]

Can anyone help identify this?

I don,t know but welcome to the site Bridget.

 

[vpnavy]

I moved ya from HELP! over to ROCKS/GEMS for more exposure.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Hematoid ferruginous quartz. I'm no expert. Just a guess. Gary

 

[blauer]

I agree with ToddsPoint, it's ferruginous quartz. HOWEVER, it may be just iron stained. Without seeing better pictures this is my guess. I find plenty of it here in PA.

 

[Bridget980]

Hematoid ferruginous quartz. I'm no expert. Just a guess. Gary

Thank you

 

[Julieb]

Probably jasper or agate. Without it being open hard to tell but as this other guy keeps saying they're all chalcdony but diff types. Very pretty regardless

 

[fuss]

Probably jasper or agate. Without it being open hard to tell but as this other guy keeps saying they're all chalcdony but diff types. Very pretty regardless

No sorry, its not Jasper, Agate or any other form of Chalcedony, you can tell by the crystalline structure seen in these images. I think Blauer and Gary are on the right track. But I do agree that it is nice looking.

 

[Julieb]

No sorry, its not Jasper, Agate or any other form of Chalcedony, you can tell by the crystalline structure seen in these images. I think Blauer and Gary are on the right track. But I do agree that it is nice

 

[Julieb]

They're all in the quartz family is what i was saying or trying to lol

 

[antmike915]

Also agree with it being some type of quartz, nice example.