Rock/Mineral Identification Help, Possible Kimberlite

DigitalAlarm

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Nov 23, 2017
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Hi, I was swimming north Western Australia a couple years ago and I came across what looked like a shark tooth, it was the only reason I picked it up but having not touched it in a while and doing a bit of research on kimberlite, I seen that this rock was super familiar, so I grabbed it back and noticed it’s covered in tiny crystals, behind that is a blue colour, the think that had me thinking it’s a kimberlite is the fact it looks so old, it has lots of red crystals on it, and ts unique corundum shape, have a look for yourself, help is appreciated.

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Nice rock
Defiantly not a sharks tooth.
Sorry I can't help on an ID though.
 

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In my opinion it is white granite with garnets.(the garnets would be the little crystals)
 

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I would say rock also you could get it looked at
 

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