Green lumpy U.P. mystery rock

Beaglejuice13

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Beaglejuice13

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That's one I was looking at also, kimberlite. I can't help but notice how much it resembles a chondrite meteorite too. How cool would that be lol!?!? It's strongly magnetic too and I haven't tested density yet but it is heavy for its size. Idk......
 

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Also, I stand corrected on where it came from. It wasnt found in the U.P. It was found in Northern Indiana in a pile of field rocks on my boyfriend's family farm just a few years ago.
 

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Break of a piece and show the fresh surface. Keep the rock dry when photographing.:icon_thumright:
 

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