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OK... So the flash totally washed out the colour of some of them...
The ones on my laptop I can't identify yet... when I do, I'll rename all of them. I think I have some obsidian there near the bottom... its layered shiny black... but as for my box o rocks...
Row 1:
1. Rose quartz 2.Heliotrope aka Bloodstone 3. Canadian Jade and Apache Tear 4. Egg ( I cant remember what kind but all three eggs are the same stone) 5. Amethyst 6. Quartz Crystal
Row 2:
1. Yellow Calcite 2. Flourite (top) Adventurine (3 little ones) 3. Tiger Eye 4. Egg 5. Amethyst 6. Quartz Crystal (top 2) Smokey Quartz (bottom)
Row 3:
1. Snowflake Obsidian 2. Hematite 3. Malachite and Iron Pyrite aka Fools Gold 4. Egg 5. Carnelian 6. Sodalite
Bottom Drawer:
Top: Snakeskin stone
Bottom: Banded Hematite, Brown Agate, Green agate, Purple Agate, Fossils of tiny sea creatures
The ones on my laptop I can't identify yet... when I do, I'll rename all of them. I think I have some obsidian there near the bottom... its layered shiny black... but as for my box o rocks...
Row 1:
1. Rose quartz 2.Heliotrope aka Bloodstone 3. Canadian Jade and Apache Tear 4. Egg ( I cant remember what kind but all three eggs are the same stone) 5. Amethyst 6. Quartz Crystal
Row 2:
1. Yellow Calcite 2. Flourite (top) Adventurine (3 little ones) 3. Tiger Eye 4. Egg 5. Amethyst 6. Quartz Crystal (top 2) Smokey Quartz (bottom)
Row 3:
1. Snowflake Obsidian 2. Hematite 3. Malachite and Iron Pyrite aka Fools Gold 4. Egg 5. Carnelian 6. Sodalite
Bottom Drawer:
Top: Snakeskin stone
Bottom: Banded Hematite, Brown Agate, Green agate, Purple Agate, Fossils of tiny sea creatures
Category Photography / Still Life
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the 'egg' in row one looks like milk (or milky) quartz
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_quartz
fools gold is iron pyrite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_pyrite
not feldspar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feldspar
you have a lovely collection going there hon i will warn you, the more you have the more seem to come into your life. it's almost like they call to all their friends :P
Happy collecting
--Rick
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_quartz
fools gold is iron pyrite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_pyrite
not feldspar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feldspar
you have a lovely collection going there hon i will warn you, the more you have the more seem to come into your life. it's almost like they call to all their friends :P
Happy collecting
--Rick
*jealousy* ^^; You have a lovely collection! I just started mine in earnest a couple months ago, and my hopes at this point are only to get really familiar with like, a fraction of the stones you have. I hope if I get as many as you, I do half as well at remembering what they all are, instead of just what I use them for!
Very pretty. :)
How old is your container? It looks like it has some years on it, and I bet it has that nice old attic smell too! Oh I love that smell! It's like you can actually smell the age! It's so awesome, and I'm so weird for loving it but I don't care! :P
(I'm literally biting as hard as I can on my tongue to keep from typing the innuendo of the title, because I know you'll just kill me if I do.)
How old is your container? It looks like it has some years on it, and I bet it has that nice old attic smell too! Oh I love that smell! It's like you can actually smell the age! It's so awesome, and I'm so weird for loving it but I don't care! :P
(I'm literally biting as hard as I can on my tongue to keep from typing the innuendo of the title, because I know you'll just kill me if I do.)
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