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Here are a couple of rocks I picked up today. A lilac color makes me think maybe lepidolite? Some pegs around.
 

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Quartz? Don't look like mica to me.
 
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How about spodumene? I have never seen lilac colored quartz around here, but but lithium minerals are common in the local pegmatites.
 
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Spondumene has cleavage, if memory serves. Not likely.
 
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