🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Could you help identify this?
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Looks like you need to invest in a rocks/minerals/gems book!
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I do have one haha! But I will look into getting some more to help me, one book can only do so much!
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It's crystalline quartz on a host rock. I can't tell from photos what the underlying host rock is. Esteban, similar to the inside of a geode but the crystals form on outside of rocks besides on the inside as in geodes. Were the crystals a bit smaller it would be called "druzy" or sometimes "drusy" quartz. Very cool specimen!
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