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Do not post images of wet rocks, it is important to see their natural luster.
 

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Eu_citzen

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Would need to see a freshly cracked open, the beach hides the luster. Use gloves & eye protection aside from the hammer!
Doesn't look like carnelian, but sure is quartz-related.
 

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