wonderful record breaking stone found.

Guru · May 19, 2015

Hi friends, I posted a thread already, Here is post , may be very important to world, very strange 7Kg weight hardy stone found with burnt outer layer. Almost may be a valuable Meteorite.

Guru · May 20, 2015

my email------gherbalproducts@gmail.com

NOLA_Ken · May 20, 2015

no picture?

MuckyBottles · May 20, 2015

Roger Mn. · May 20, 2015

I new a guy they called rock. He got in a fight and was hit in the head with a rock.Nicknamed rock. :laughing7:

Guru · May 20, 2015

As soon as possible , I post photos of it here.

huntsman53 · May 20, 2015

It's a flawless clear (white) Sapphire that is so clear that you see right through it to the background of the Treasurenet page without knowing it is there! :icon_scratch:

Frank

coinman123 · May 20, 2015

huntsman53 said:
It's a flawless clear (white) Sapphire that is so clear that you see right through it to the background of the Treasurenet page without knowing it is there!

Frank

50 carat 101% pure diamond? I heard those are clear too. :laughing7:

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/n...51-wonderful-record-breaking-stone-found.html

Peyton Manning · May 20, 2015

now now boys!
As T_H would say- mocking members is against Tnet rules!

MuckyBottles · May 20, 2015

I would love to see the 7 metric ton rock..

Dirtminer · May 21, 2015

Heck of a snow storm I can barely see the find.

Guru · May 21, 2015

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Guru · May 21, 2015

Outer layer pieces more will be uploaded later. Given object in the picture , Approximately --Length---hight-----width-----18cm---11 cm----10 cm---------weight----7Kg. Then approximately density 3.5 g per cmxcmxcm

Charlie P. (NY) · May 21, 2015

Iron ore?

Used to be "cooked" in a furnace to make iron.

BosnMate · May 21, 2015

Charlie P. (NY) said:
Iron ore?

Used to be "cooked" in a furnace to make iron.

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Your rock looks just like volcanic rock we have up the North Umpqua a few miles. So far the one from Srilanka looks just like a rock to me.

Jim in Idaho · May 21, 2015

That specific gravity of 3.5, if accurate, points at a gemstone of some kind. Diamond is about 3.5, as is chrome diopside, and some garnet, and others.
Jim