Jun 25, 2025
Gemology is really fascinating because the rocks u thought were Different Rocks are actually the Same Rock and the rocks u thought were the Same Rock are actually Different Rocks
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Gemology is really fascinating because the rocks u thought were Different Rocks are actually the Same Rock and the rocks u thought were the Same Rock are actually Different Rocks
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PLEASE HELP ME GET THIS TO GEOLOGY PEOPLE AND CRYSTAL PEOPLE. I NEED HELP.
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Info I have-
Size: 2.16cm height, 3.5 cm length, 3.5 cm width (all taken at biggest measurement)
Base Circumference: 8cm
Weight: 17 g (scale changes as I was typing it)
Opacity: 100% opaque
Scratch test: Couldn't be scratched by Stainless Steal
Thirstiness: Not Thirsty (Little to no Water absorbed after a minute)
Acid Test: No reaction (Done with Lemon Juice, left for 15 minutes)
Fracture: Conchoidal
Finish: Dull
Banded: Yes, Light blue and dark blue around a center line
Steak: Inconclusive (didn't have proper equipment, tried on the bottom of ceramic dishes we had, was white on some—though it could have had none on others)
UV Reactive: Not UV reactive.
Additional information: Found near man made lake with a soil, dust clay, and rock shoreline in Northern California. There were other similar stones everywhere in both the green color and in red. No known volcanic activity in (nearest volcano is 45 miles away, hasn't been active 11,500 years; Mount Lassen is second closest 60 miles away).
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