Any ideas what these are?

[Sir.Catfish]

I'm new to this

 

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[Sir.Catfish]

Why does this not work?

 

[Sir.Catfish]

There we go. Oh... I learned how to use it. I'm so stupid😂😂😂

 

[Sir.Catfish]

I just learned how to do this, honestly I found out about this thread thing like, 30 minutes ago

 

[kcm]

Hello Catfish, and welcome to Tnet!

Specifically, what kind of info are you looking for? They look like normal polished rocks to me. My eye is definitely drawn to the larger stone with green! One of the pics in your #3 post even looks like it might be an arrow head.

 

[Sir.Catfish]

What are these?

 

[Sir.Catfish]

What's this

 

[Sir.Catfish]

And these

 

[Sir.Catfish]

Sorry, it's a lot of rocks

 

[Sir.Catfish]

I'm especially curious what the weird blue ones are

 

[Sir.Catfish]

I might have put the same rock twice

 

[Sir.Catfish]

I don't have the slightest idea what the last one is

 

[Sir.Catfish]

Hopefully the pictures uploaded, unlike last time, I might have to do it all over again

 

[Sir.Catfish]

I have no idea what these rocks are. Any help can do.

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[MinerGirl]

Hi Sir.Catfish...Welcome to TNet! Here's a website that will answer alot of your questions. Go to Geology.com and scroll down to "Tumbled stones". Many of your rocks appear in their pictures. Or you can ask EUcitizen. He is the rock ID go to guy here on TNet. In your post #7, the brown rock on the right looks like Tiger's eye and that last pic of the "swirly" rock on your post #13 looks like an agate...Anyway, good luck on your web searches and ID's...Also try Mindot.com ? Something like that

MinerGirl

 

[Sir.Catfish]

Thank you!

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[Sir.Catfish]

and these

can anyone tell me what these are too?

 

[Eu_citzen]

I'm new to this

Welcome! Polished rocks are always trickier then rough.

I see what I think is: Citrine, quartz, hawk's eye (blue-metallic, fibrous looking), Tiger's eye(yellowish, fibrous looking), agate.
Even a jasper seems to be hiding in there.
Something resembles pietersite is also in one of the pics.

 

[Sir.Catfish]

Thank you!

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[Eu_citzen]

No problem. A hint for future questions: Limit the rocks per post and group similar looking ones.
Makes it easier to respond properly on specific rocks if needed.