🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Please help identify
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There you are! Still, better pics and closeup of crystal would help.
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What you have is not a mineral or crystal. It is cullet glass.
Cullet glass is old broken bits of glass that are used to create new glass objects. The old glass helps start a new glass melt and saves a lot of the energy that would be needed to create new glass from raw materials. It's a very common material used in most glass manufacturing operations.
Cullet glass is old broken bits of glass that are used to create new glass objects. The old glass helps start a new glass melt and saves a lot of the energy that would be needed to create new glass from raw materials. It's a very common material used in most glass manufacturing operations.
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The fact that it was found on a beach does not decrease the likelihood of Clay being correct. Refuse of industry can be found on most of the world’s beaches.
Time for more coffee.
Time for more coffee.
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