Looks like amethysts..
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We have a mining area and we have a lot of this kind of rocks filled of pyrites i think...
It's possibe to recovery gold from them?
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Found this on a beach in New England. Looks like different shades of quartz from dark to light. Thought the images are worth sharing.
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Nothing special but was just curious, I believe it's basalt with quartz but could be wrong, any input appreciated.
Mica or gold?
We have a mining area and we have a lot of this kind of rocks filled of pyrites i think...
It's possibe to recovery gold from them?
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View attachment 1385796 found these pink and black rocks on my mom's land in Northern California. The bigger pieces have a deeper pink color. The big one is as found the small angular one I cut and ground a little.
Just because I usually find interesting stuff.
From an intrusive and massive formation and highly decomposed. It will break off and flake easily if improperly handled.
Yes if is possible to recover the gold. And no offense, but if you have to ask if this is possible, this is over your head. Iron pyrite is a sulfide and if not processed properly you can not only lose the gold that is there, you can also lose your life due to hydrogen sulfide gas created from improperly processing the sulfides.