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In love with this muscovite quartzite! The muscovite looks so beautiful in cross-polarized light.
The Baraboo Hills of South-Central Wisconsin
Decided to challenge myself with one of the local stones. I believe it's a quartzite, possibly aventurine?
Whatever it is, it is Incredibly tough, I made this 2 days ago and my arm is still sore. My tools also took a beating.
The material is absolutely beautiful though, video and photos don't quite express how sparkly it is. I would love to try something a little more complex with the same stone once I can afford a kiln to heat treat it first. Iota and Mags also want to try grinding and polishing some of it, so expect to see this stone make a return.
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Pink crystals🪽
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LAW #007 - Boba Fett, Krayt's Claw Commander
Work referenced: The Clone Wars, Season 4, Episode 20, "Bounty"
Art description: Boba Fett, in the armor he wore while running the Krayt's Claw syndicate, fires two blasters at an off-screen enemy while defending a subtram from raiders.
Era: The Clone Wars
Location: The subtram system on Quartzite
Artist: David Buisán (Instagram, Illozoo)
coffee tables made with travertine, quartzite, green marble, & weathering steel by rotganzen
Metamorphic rocks form through a process called metamorphism , where existing rocks, known as protoliths , undergo transformation in a soli
Metamorphic rocks form through a process called metamorphism, where existing rocks, known as protoliths, undergo transformation in a solid state. This transformation is driven by intense heat, pressure, and chemically active fluids.