This was found in N Central Kansas. It looks more solid than a crystal. It has dark spots throughout the rock. You can see them below surface. It also has a brownish color on it.
Need help identifying this rock
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Its milky quartz with pockets of druzy quartz and either magnetite or another iron mineral in it *the black crystals and flecks*. The iron stain on the one pocket is what suggests iron. Vuggy material like this can lead to some crystals.
Its milky quartz with pockets of druzy quartz and either magnetite or another iron mineral in it *the black crystals and flecks*. The iron stain on the one pocket is what suggests iron. Vuggy material like this can lead to some crystals.
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