anyone any idea?

[eruyanik]

this one is a quite interesting to us. my wife loved it! it is her favourite one.

it seems like an andesite but it is really beautiful and i did not know the andesite as a shiny beautiful rock like this one! maybe it was because of my lack of information and experience

one important thing is that the stone has shiny points when you move it before your eyes, looks like there is embedded particles to shine!!

 

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[lairmo]

Some sort of snowflake Obsidian?

 

[eruyanik]

thank you! but i dont think so dear lairmo. looks different.

 

[eruyanik]

but i have checked the snowflake obsidian to be sure and found one or two similar one like here in the photos. seems possible but again i'm still not sure

 

[trdking]

Better than a Liberal Snowflake anyway

 

[ToddsPoint]

It looks like an igneous rock like diorite or diabase. The sparkles could be manganese. Gary

 

[Eu_citzen]

It looks like an igneous rock like diorite or diabase. The sparkles could be manganese. Gary

I concur. Sparkles are pyroxene.

 

[eruyanik]

It looks like an igneous rock like diorite or diabase. The sparkles could be manganese. Gary

thank you very much Gary! spot on identification! seems to me a diorite. the sparkles are manganese! very much appreciated!

 

[eruyanik]

I concur. Sparkles are pyroxene.

thank you!