SomeRockCollector
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I've been tyring to figure out what these are for the longest time but I just can't seem to crack the case. Sorry for the bad picture my camera is not very good.
The first one on the left is solid smooth black with veins of blue quartz looking rock running through out it my best guest is some short of marble. the middle one is a smooth gray stone with bits of iron in it and as you can see on the top we have smooth white stone and shards of black stone sticking out. the final one is the one that puzzles me the most it's color is somewhere between aquamarine and sapphire and has what looks to be veins of red rust garnet running through out it my best guest for it is a light sapphire or blue quartz with rust garnet but i really can't tell. all these came from North Carolina.





And thanks for the hardness estimates. Your blue and red stone appears to be a mix of Aquamarine and quartz, the red. Your black and white, the black looks to be smokey quartz and the white is a bit of a guess but maybe a calcite though it looks more like a chalcedony in the picture however its hardness is to low. The black and blue looks like it is also smokey quartz but the blue 'marbling' is sodalite.






