please help identify these

[Aimblv]

Hi im from east tx i have had these rocks for a while now not sure exactly where they came from except im pretty sure they are from texas lol



First let me get this one out of the way it's like red clay but harder and it has little gold bits in it I don't think it's gold but it's just weird



Not sure if you can see the little glittery bits of stuff but it's all over it . In fact there are little bits of gold glittery stuff some in just one tiny spot on a bunch of these rock I have and it's not glitter lol it's in the rock



This one is still a bit dirty but those lines go all the way around it

I've got a whole lot more of different texture and some is think may be petrified
You cAn also look at my other post on my profile at those rocks too
I'm going to post a few at a time if you guys have any tips on how I can get a better pic or maybe something I should do different I'm a newbie and I'm open to any suggestions I appreciate it thank you all so much

 

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[dirtydig]

first one is hard to tell, could you repost a pic in natural light with a darker background? second one , i have no idea. and welcome, if i didnt greet you when you joined. also look around on the forum there are places you can post where people know more than me.

 

[Aimblv]

U still can't really see the sparkly stuff it just looks white in the pic

 

[StoneWhisper]

As you've stated yourself.. this is a dense forum of clay (sort of glued together very similar to the making of clay pots) however, the shinny stuff your taking about (unless actually tested) could be gold.. but I feel its fools gold/mica/pyrite.. but then again.. if one was to enhance the images (zoom in on the subject) you may see small crystal nodules that could if viewed from the necked eye appear as gold/sliver/mica etc..

As for the second stone.. although it appears to be similar to that of a "lava stone" I can't place or name this sample.

and lastly.. Welcome to the forum beautiful.

 

[Aimblv]

Thankyou stone whisper !

 

[Eu_citzen]

Both rocks look sedimentary, without being able to make out details they resemble sandstone.
The cause for the "glittery" look is probably Mica.