S shirleygirl Greenie Joined Aug 16, 2020 Messages 16 Reaction score 8 Golden Thread 0 Location Aiken, SC Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 14, 2023 #1 https://www.treasurenet.com/attachments/s20230614_0005-jpg.2088865/
S scruggs Gold Member Joined Jun 12, 2008 Messages 7,840 Reaction score 8,386 Golden Thread 0 Location Northern Alabama Detector(s) used Whites Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 14, 2023 #2 Looks like Rose Quartz. Very pretty, good find! Upvote 0
Clay Diggins Silver Member 🥇 Charter Member Joined Nov 14, 2010 Messages 4,996 Reaction score 14,541 Golden Thread 0 Location The Great Southwest Primary Interest: Prospecting Jun 14, 2023 #3 The pink portion is orthoclase K feldspar and the gray portion is common quartz. These are two of the most common rocks on earth and are often found in association with one another. Rose quartz is ordinary quartz with minute Dumortierite crystal inclusions. This is definitely not rose quartz. Upvote 2
The pink portion is orthoclase K feldspar and the gray portion is common quartz. These are two of the most common rocks on earth and are often found in association with one another. Rose quartz is ordinary quartz with minute Dumortierite crystal inclusions. This is definitely not rose quartz.