Heres one I find interesting

[vibes]

Here's one I find interesting

A lot of deep crystal action and until I took a pic of it, I never noticed the blue coloring.

Any ideas as to what it is? Oh and yea-- it was found in Northern Indiana and is quite heavy, so not a geode.

Thanks

 

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[extractor]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

 

[vibes]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

I'm debating whether or not I want to crack the thing open.

 

[VERMONTPACKRAT]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

Do you know anyone with a rock saw to cut it in half for you ?


VPR

 

[vibes]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

VPR,

No I do not.

The pock marks look like little starbursts

 

[Cappy Z.]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

Have you ran your MD over it? Yellow metal?

btw,

Even though I am happily married...fyi..You look .

HH

Cap Z.

 

[vibes]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

Have you ran your MD over it? Yellow metal?

btw,

Even though I am happily married...fyi..You look .

HH

Cap Z.

Cap Z,
yep, did a sweep of the rock and nothing.

And thanks for the

 

[DanB]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

that rock kind of looks like a piece of petrified coral.....have a tile guy cut it in half with his wet saw....lets see what the center looks like.....

interesting finds

db

 

[mamabear]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

I was thinking coral too.

 

[centfladigger]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

its probably a type of coral, heres some pics of a couple of different types of coral I have that is found up around those big lakes y`all have up there, some form of a petosky stone, all these are soft around a 4 on the hardness scale. These other pics are of our coral down here in Fl. they are a 7 on the hardness scale. We have 2 types of coral down here, and they are pinhead coral, ( the pretty red/yellow( its got the swirls in it and little tiny polyps and the polyped coral has the "honeycombs" polyps. I cut a shape while I was out there and want to see how it polishes up. I`ll post that in a few when I`m done with it
Northern corals

Florida coral
drusy coral found in the rivers here

pinhead coral(gem quality)

polyped coral

drusy coral from the bay,salwater makes the black patina

 

[centfladigger]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

this Northern coral takes a decent polish

 

[DanB]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

Very nice.....great cab shots.....all the old corals I find are way too porous to do that with.....great craftsmanship...

db

 

[mamabear]

Re: Here's one I find interesting

Wow cent! those are beautiful!! I love the druzy. Vibes, you should find someone to slice & polish that for you. leave 1/2 raw so you can see the difference. I have 2 pieces of coral I picked up at second hand stores for a song & a dance, & love the difference in polished/ unpolished.