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Williamstewart

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Either "glass slag" (for lack of better terms) or a cool rock
 
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When I broke it in half it made the black spices in it
 
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Sorta resembles jade but I know nothing about rocks and minerals.

Don
 
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Just plain quartz man I've found it blue and pink and purple
 
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No it's not like quartz and quartz s harder and doesn't breake like that
 
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I don't know what it is, but I know it is not jade. Jade doesn't just break off - 2 hours on a wet diamond saw barely cut a small piece.

Mrs. O
 
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In NY I have heard that called "karst". It is the matrix that quartz (and gypsum) forms in. I believe it is dolomite and other rocks - the kind that caves form in because water allows carbolic acid to form and to remove portions of it (hence the odd cavities in your sample). Sedimentary carbonate rock.
 
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