What is this rare 2 stones?? Please Id

[gemmy59]

Any idea of this deep green stone..size 45x45x40mm conchoidal fracture


How about this thing a bluish like unpolish stone.. Reflicts at a particular angles. 17x15x10mm

 

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[huntsman53]

The green stone appears to possibly be Nephrite Jade and even the bluish stone could also possibly be a different colored Nephrite Jade as well.


Frank

 

[Mrdigz]

Where did you find them?

 

[Eu_citzen]

#1 Glass slag?
#2. Granitoid?

 

[gemmy59]

at the construction site where sands and gravel dumped. that green stone looks like a plastic at first look in actual. that blue stone are more crystals..

 

[huntsman53]

at the construction site where sands and gravel dumped. that green stone looks like a plastic at first look in actual. that blue stone are more crystals..

gemmy59... Sometimes the state and or region narrows down the potential candidates of types of stones and/or gems.


Frank

 

[Tuberale]

The green stone probably nephrite, and a great stone for further work if you've lapidary equipment. If you've from northern CA, could easily be nephrite. Boulders of the stuff off-shore.

 

[gemmy59]

im from Philippines.. i also have jadeite but that nephrite is so different from common jade.. i have more stones that i think its really rare and valued, especially corundiums. Sir/ Maam, is it really safe to send rough stone to GIA for certificate? or I just let buyers to see it personally for ID it? I need registered GEmologist from Asia or in Philippines.

 

[Rasputin]

Go to GemologyOnline, they can refer you to a gemologist in your area to help you.

 

[Eu_citzen]

/../ or I just let buyers to see it personally for ID it? I need registered GEmologist from Asia or in Philippines.

From a faceters point of view...

You need to know what your selling. You won't last long on the market if you don't, its considered unprofessional.

Gemologyonline is an excellent tip.