Please help identify these ☺

[rockn'minerals]

Hi again, I appreciate the help I've gotten so far about some of the rocks and minerals that I posted. Here are a few more that I've discovered in my quartz vein. Any ideas and info will be greatly appreciated.

 

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[Eu_citzen]

Please take all pictures dry, if wet a lot of surface features can't be seen.

The last one does look a bit like pegmatite!
Keep a look out for that stuff. It's exciting material for any rock hound.

 

[rockn'minerals]

Thank you, I wondered about that if it was okay that they were wet, (darn rookie here, lol), on a couple of them the colors stand out much better when wet but from now on I'll post them dry. The last picture was dry as well as the first rock.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Yeah, well, the explanation why dry is better is rather simple.
The water hides the natural lustre & texture that the stone has, which is rather useful when making a guess from a pic.

#1 is likely quartz.