Can anybody Identify this structure

[dhyabi]

the stones is very hard , steel cannot scratch it



and I found inside one rock tiny crystal 3 mm size

can anyone explain the rock type and any other information

 

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[Scooter268]

I'm no miner or but maybe pegmatite vien?
(That's my unofficial guess).

 

[Scooter268]

Quartz vien is another guess but pegmatite has quartz too if not mistaken. After being on T-Net for a while, I know that this "vien" is something to look for in mining.

 

[dhyabi]

I'm no miner or but maybe pegmatite vien?
(That's my unofficial guess).

This is an extra video about other location , the rocks originating from the top



It could be pegmatite vien, I will read about it

 

[dhyabi]

Quartz vien is another guess but pegmatite has quartz too if not mistaken. After being on T-Net for a while, I know that this "vien" is something to look for in mining.

the rock looks like this



This is another location .
I found 3 places within area of 50 m

 

[Scooter268]

What state is this located? (Just state is fine)

 

[dhyabi]

What state is this located? (Just state is fine)

not in US
In middle East ,Country : oman

 

[Scooter268]

Here you go, found this for you.

http://www.mapsofworld.com/oman/oman-mineral-map.html

 

[Eu_citzen]

I'd say a quartz vein, to. Looks like it has potential for crystals!

 

[huntsman53]

I can't view the video as it says that I have to sign in! It appears that the rocks you are asking about is an Iron stained Quartz vein in a larger Slate upforced outcropping. I would like to see a close up of the material mainly to the right of the larger mass of Quartz seen in the last pic. It almost has a look of Kimberlite but is probably just eroded Slate.


Frank

 

[dhyabi]

I'd say a quartz vein, to. Looks like it has potential for crystals!

Can you explain why it looks like has potential for crystal?

 

[Eu_citzen]

Can you explain why it looks like has potential for crystal?

Because I see tiny crystals in an image in the first post.
One crystal can often result in more finds nearby.