Dancers glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

[extractor]

Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

I was hopeing for an I D on this rock. It's heavy and crumbles easily with a hammer and turns into powder like. I look like Ive been dusted with some dancers glitter . The rock is very shiny throughout. It came from the southwest USA. Thanks Extractor

 

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[chadrack]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

If not readily attracted to a magnet, it is probably specular hematite (specularite). C

 

[Eu_citzen]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

Test the streak colour.

 

[extractor]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

If not readily attracted to a magnet, it is probably specular hematite (specularite). C

I'ts Not readily attracted to the magnet.

 

[extractor]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

Test the streak colour.

Wet or dry it don't leave any color of a streak. Here is an other of the sample.

 

[vibes]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

it's in the schist family

 

[goldenlady]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

It looks like the same rock (mica schist) we picked up in New Mexico several years ago. Very heavy, some pink color. It had fairy crystals (crosses) and garnets in it.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Re: Dancer's glitter rock ID needed ? ? ?

it's in the schist family

Ditto, as it leaves no streak colour.