Please Identify this 1 in a billion stone...

[gemmy59]

i just wish its not pyrite or calcite.. im concern on the fracture and it looks like it was mounted to another rock.. how diamond form in other rock??

 

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[Hitndahed]

I am pretty sure it is NOT a diamond.
Looks like quartz in the top pic.
Not exactly sure what you are asking.

 

[kcm]

I'm certain I saw this pic posted a few days ago. ...The top pic - the tooth-looking thing.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

I'm certain I saw this pic posted a few days ago. ...The top pic - the tooth-looking thing.

It was also posted under "My Best Finds"..

 

[gemmy59]

sorry for my mistake..ok l jst want to ask Id or any guess on that 2nd stone, green one.. since some people i ask concluded it was a slag glass.. I will provide closer looks on the surface of this stone..
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[kcm]

Yeah, I like that green stone. Very nice. ...But don't have a clue what it is - sorry.

 

[IAMZIM]

With the new pics, the chipping on the surface confirms for me that it is indeed glass, in my opinion. I can see concoidal fractures in those chips, which makes me believe it is glass. It's a pretty color! The shape of it reminds me of a sock darning egg.

 

[austin]

1. quartz 2. green glass

 

[gemmy59]

pls see the inclusions... i have also another pics..

 

[austin]

Sorry, those are not inclusions. they are shatter or chip marks, from either dropping or hitting. Pretty sure...

 

[stdenis_jd]

This thread cracks me up...I can't help but think he's messing with everyone

 

[gemmy59]

sir austin, those marks are inside. and i can see cloudy thing when i turn light up sideways.. also that crack is caused by a missing curve-like inclusion. as u can see a tiny dark green curves on the image above that are crystaline particles that covers all over the surface. SG is 2.8-3.0... way above a glass specific gravity..

 

[Eu_citzen]

SG is 2.8-3.0... way above a glass specific gravity..

That is not entirely correct. Consider there are LOTS of different variations of glass. Some "lead glass" varieties will and can reach those numbers.

 

[gemmy59]

That is not entirely correct. Consider there are LOTS of different variations of glass. Some "lead glass" varieties will and can reach those numbers.

 

[Eu_citzen]

The "Whiteish" one looks like quartz.

 

[4Strokes1Pick&Poke]

Why does the green glass look like it's in a m203 genade launcher from the bottom of a m16A2 rifle lol. Looks like a radiation round from the green goblins arsenal.

 

[gemmy59]

yeah! its really amazing green stone most especially if u can identify it personally. Maybe there'sCrazy people manufacture a kind of this thing in our place. Again that green stone is amazing, if only there is a nearest GIA lab here it be an epic...��