Hi can someone please identify this rock please

[Skylee]

Hello, I am skylee, I have a lot of rocks I am hoping you can identify for me. I have been getting rocks for years and these ones I will be putting on I got yesterday. This one is so cool, I have never seen one like it with the black lines in the white. It is 1.22oz 1 1/2"tall,1 1/4"wide 1"thick. Thank you.

 

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[vpnavy]

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[Blackfoot58]

Maybe some type of banded quartzite

 

[Bucket Lister]

Hello, I am skylee, I have a lot of rocks I am hoping you can identify for me. I have been getting rocks for years ...

That's a long time. Have you considered learning to identify them yourself? Most of us learned this stuff when we were kids--it's not rocket surgery. 😉

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[TORRERO]

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[Bucket Lister]

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[Treasure_Hunter]

FYI.....This is our rock forum, it is the forum for members to find help in identifying their unknown rocks and displaying members rock finds.

 

[galenrog]

If you really want to learn what type of rocks you have, join a few geology, rockhounding, or lapidary clubs. Easy.

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[smokeythecat]

Ok, Here you go. It's a rounded quartz pebble. The lighter material is probably one of the feldspars and the black triangular-ish pieces are schorl Tourmaline.

 

[BoulderTroll]

Ok, Here you go. It's a rounded quartz pebble. The lighter material is probably one of the feldspars and the black triangular-ish pieces are schorl Tourmaline.

Tourmaline? I would have thought the black lines were hornblende.

 

[smokeythecat]

Hornblende is normally chunkier, not needle like.