Can anyone help me identify these?

[RockNRach]

Is there anyone who could assist me in identifying these? It would be most appreciated😁😁

 

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[ANTIQUARIAN]

Welcome to Tnet from Toronto RockNRach!
If you could tell us... did you find these in the ground or were they purchased, as most of them look to have been 'worked on' at some point?

You might want to consider re-posting your thread here as well... Rocks/Gems

Dave

 

[RockNRach]

I did not find them in the ground. Most unfortunately. Although, nor did I purchase them. I actually stumbled across them inside of an abandoned home.

 

[ToddsPoint]

The black rock with white spots at 3 o'clock is snowflake obsidian. The flat green slab is agate. Probably from Brazil and probably stained green. That's all I recognize. Gary

 

[Older The Better]

Biggest one looks like mica
the one next to the agate looks like rose quartz
the two around the quartz look like geode fragments
the mere is a small piece of regular quartz
the rainbow one could be a number of things but maybe peacock ore or chalcopyrite

 

[islamoradamark]

nice finds keep an eye out for some old bottles laying around

 

[RockNRach]

Thank you and will do!

 

[RockNRach]

Thank you!��

 

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