Need help identifying!!!!

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Ok so I found these rocks the other day in the north Georgia mountains, but I need help help identifying them I think a couple might be quartz but don't know which!! So somebody please help? The third and fourth photos are the same rock, the fourth photo is the bottom of the 3rd picture!!!


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Id say quartz and jasper. The purple might be Am. which is in the quartz family.
 

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The green and the pink one could be beryl try a hardness test using the clear one (quartz) hardness 7 if it scratches the green/pink they are less than or equal to and if the green or pink scratch the clear most likely beryl morganite (pink)/ aquamarine - emerald (green)
 

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purple one is amethyst....pink one is rose quartz....clear one is a quartz crystal...green one is the color of fluorite but the crystal shape is wrong...hard to day on that one for me....can't really make out the other, looks to be clam shell shaped?...the brown one are a form of jasper of similar stone (chalcedony).
 

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Ok thank you so much!! Are any of them of any value to make like rings or anything like that??
 

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Ok thank you so much!! Are any of them of any value to make like rings or anything like that??

no, but give them to your kid and get them interested in treasure hunting...beats the heck out of video games....
 

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