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Hello i just buy right now ammonite fossil with crystals on it
Tseytlin posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
So guys its very randomly im not collector or something like this - I buy through auction houses , and I buy a fossil last day because its was on low price and no one wanted to buy it. I tried to search any information to how recognize if its fake or real and value there is no information about it , so I will be happy to get more information about it. I buy it inexpensively. I know its above 100g didn't weight it still because it's shipping to me right now and he got lot of minerals crystal and the things that grow on it with the years There is the pictures , sorry for bad en -
Hi, I found this stone in...a charity shop. I really love it but I’m not sure what type of stone it is and the only one I can connect it to would be stromatolite. It has more unusual pattern though. Please could someone help me with identification. It has a clear quartz (I think) in the middle, it should be visible on the photo. Thanks
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Parkinsonia parkinsoni (ammonite) Jurassic, Upper inferior Oolite Bridport Dorset. UK 6.5" The first photos I took a few years ago did nothing for this unique specimen. I found it difficult capturing the details and still think they could be better. The ammonite has many chambers preserved in calcite that glow when backlit. Calcite crystals can be seen growing inside some of the empty chambers. Fossil, mineral, crystals, art, science, love Happy collecting.
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Trying to find out what kind of crystals he's our guy was told it's just a different type of Amber they look kind of like fools gold little half domes not sure
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What are the little white bumps on top of this rock? Thanks for all help!
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I spotted this broken ammonite with Crystal's forming inside... I haven't seen this before does anyone know what the crystals could be.... Thanks....
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So i have heard stories of people finding crystals in shells on the peace river. I'm assuming it's yellow calcite but i could be wrong. Anyone hear the same or know some places?
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I am wondering if anybody else has ever come across a fossilized Seabiscuit that is showing some form of crystallization
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My metamorphic/igneous trip to Socorro, New Mexico.
Innocentx posted a topic in Fossil Hunting Trips
All the beauty you see against the blue sky is a story of time from the book of rocks, uplifting, cleaving, and eroding in wonderful ways. I searched and got this Socorro County geologic map. A rather immense amount of study involved in this document. Best at 175% zoom. If I lived there all the time I might come to understand it. https://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications/openfile/downloads/200-299/238/ofr_238.pdf- 39 replies
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Fossils- horn coral?... if this is not fossilized, I quit? Nah!!!
InfoHungryMom posted a topic in Fossil ID
THIS ONE HAS SEXY FOSSILS- heck, I can even feel the cockles clamming-up over this one! Sooooo... did I get this right? (Not volcanic glass, and definitely from “ancient water”....right?). :-D -
A while ago I bought this tiny gault clay ammonite preserved in pyrite and in a few months of storage next to dessicant mineral these strange white crystals have grown. -pyrite disease?
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Hello from Cyprus, warm wishes for exciting finds to everyone! Here is a relatively bigger oyster than my usual finds, this one is complete and inside small crystals have formed, could be calcite not sure. Took advantage of the heavy rainfall and found it on muddy collapsing hills north of akrotiri area. I found half, and half a meter further I dug out the other half Perhaps you can better see the small crystals that formed all over inside both parts below Nearby I found also the following: found pos
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Recently found this odd looking rock with a very concrete like feel to it. it has multiple fossils and crystals on it but what is weird is this flower shaped crystal on it.
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I went exploring today. I hit 3 places. The 1st two were the Ozan in Rowlett. The first 2 were a busts, but the 3rd was in the Eagle Ford in Dallas and it was a very interesting place. I can’t say that I found specific fossils per se, but I did find the product/remains of prehistoric animals. I was ecstatic with my finds. Septarian nodules have been on my bucket list of things to find. I found a hill full of them!!! I got there less than an hour before sundown and was thrilled with what I found. This one is very cool, but I’m not sure what the original creature actually was.
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Can anyone I.D? Covered in tiny crystals, looks like a thousand camera flashes going off when you walk by it. I found all these the other day. The big sparklee one is 40 lbs
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Found by a friend in a creek near KC, Kansas. Never seen anything like this. Also, I'm new to all of this so I don't have the slightest clue what I'm looking at... Is it even real????
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Hi, I am just wondering if you could tell me what you think this is? Kind regards Jack
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the inside of these have crystals, i think it looks like a clam but i dont know. anyone have an idea? thanks! its 28 inches in diameter.
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the inside of these have crystals, i think it looks like a clam but i dont know. anyone have an idea? thanks! its 28 inches in diameter.
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I collected these from 2 different spots. One from the creek between my apartments. And the other from crystal canyon.
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Hello Y'all. I'm new to Waco, from. San Antonio. I am looking for any places where I may look for rocks\crystals\ anything new. I've read post on here about Waco pit and Whiskey Bridge, but is there any other place?? Has anyone ever found things by the BRazos River by Cameron Park? Thank y'all very much.
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I am planning on taking my kids to the Herkimer Diamond Mine on Saturday May 6. I am wondering if anyone would be interested in meeting up.
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Have been unable to identify. Found near Seattle, WA in a residential area so is possible it's non-native. Thinking this is a plant due to the inner patterns? Or could it be burrows? There are so many on this rock! Thank you for any help pointing me in the right direction.
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I recently went rock hunting in north Texas, where I stumbled upon this interesting looking fossil in a dried up river bed. This was the only specimen I found of this nature. However, the area around the dried river bed is rich in arrowheads, if that information is useful at all. A friend told me that it looks to be a Mastodon Tooth. Now I'm no expert, but I have my doubts about that. I would really appreciate a second opinion on this. The fossil is roughly 1.5 inches is length, and 1 inch in width. There seems to be grooves around the sides where small crystals have formed. The top of this "
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From the album: Ammonites & Ammolites
A pair of sliced Cleoniceras besairei from Mahajangar, Madagascar
