green egg

[tokloids]

hi sir

good day
im a filipino from philippines. im not very good in english but i try to tell you my story.. i have uncle,he is jeepney driver from our town for so long. and when he feel tired of being a driver, he decided to change his job. he try to practice making bamboo chair.. and then when he try to take a bamboo from bamboo tree he found a earthen jar.. unfortunately he crash the jar but inside he found a group of green stone and white stone.
50+pcs egg size
15pcs more bogger than billiard ball
1pc same size of bowling ball

he try to wash by water because little bit dirty with mud. and then he take out her jacket to cover this stone. my uncle told me that he found something in their backyard. but i dont have any idea what kind of stone is that. i do search to the internet, and the results is jade, jadeite, green stone. i dont know.Now we are looking to a specialist person who interested to look to this item and someone to buy...

please help me to find a person who interested..




email me: mike_3038@yahoo.com

 

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[Breezie]

They are beautiful stones. Hopefully someone in this forum will be able to help you.

Welcome to the Forum,
Breezie

 

[tokloids]

thank you ms. breezie

 

[Loco-Digger]

You need to be a charter member to sell on Tnet.

 

[Lost&Found]

Welcome to the forum
Kuma esta na?

Saan sa Pilipinas nahanap ang Bato.!

Have you taken one to a jeweler/pawn to be identified?

 

[against the wind]

Very nice stones,,
Welcome to TNet

 

[bradyboy]

My first thought was sea glass
Brady

 

[nhbenz]

These sorts of things have been discussed here, also from the Phillipeans: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/444688-moonstone-japanese-treasure.html
I doesn't seem to have been conclusively proven what the story is behind them, but maybe a fresh look at them will help show their origin.

 

[kingskid1611]

Really neat. I have never seen them but they are cool. Interesting

 

[Lost&Found]

I have my doubts about these being treasure. Too many scams and greed out there.

Chinese are even selling fake rice.
Poisonous Fake Rice From China is Now Exported To Several Asian Countries.

 

[tokloids]

from pangasinan philippines... they dont know about this stone.

 

[tokloids]

brady boy

do you think can sale them if this is sea glass?

 

[bradyboy]

Respectfully, I prefer not to comment on your question, for reasons that appear obvious to me.
Good luck
Brady

 

[Lost&Found]

It's a small world. My Asawa Ko comes from near Agoo. Another way to identify them is to contact the Geology Dept at a local university. Were the stones found on your Uncles property? I ask this because of Republic Act no. 386 in regards to found treasure ownership.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Code_of_the_Philippines