Hematite ore

[Fodegrass]

What type of hematite ore is this?

 

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[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

Crack it open and see a fresh surface.

 

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[Fodegrass]

Sorry for the earlier misleading images I sent. This is a better quality image of fully cracked inside image of the rock.

 

[Fodegrass]

There are small crystals present whose color is steel gray which is shiny and some of them are shaped rectangular.

 

[Fodegrass]

There are small crystals present whose color is steel gray which is shiny and some of them are shaped rectangular.

TMK, hematite is never white or clear-white (like quartz). I think what you've got are some metamorphic rocks with some iron content.

TBH, the two samples circled below look more like hematite than the samples you've been asking about, and I can't even be sure about them.
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It's very difficult--nigh impossible--to definitively identify rocks/minerals by photo alone. This is why geologists/mineralogists use other tests

List of mineral tests - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

to identify/confirm.

Hematite is one of the most abundant minerals on the planet. Is there some particular reason you're pursuing it?

I thought it was hematite. Sorry for the earlier misleading images. Checkout my new images.

 

[Moesia]

All of your pictures are too blurry to tell apart any mineral in the rock you posted.
But from the color structure of the picture you posted maybe weathered ophiolite rock.

 

[Fodegrass]

Now it all makes sense. It is Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Ophiolite from andra pradesh in southern India. Thanks for your help.

All of your pictures are too blurry to tell apart any mineral in the rock you posted.
But from the color structure of the picture you posted maybe weathered ophiolite rock.

 

[Fodegrass]

I researched that Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Ophiolite belong to Paleoproterozoic age and that they are rare. I would to know it's price.