Someone Please tell me what this rock is!

[idontcarewatucallme]

I'm going MAD trying to figure out what is covering this crystal rock!

 

I have google lensed EVERY ANGLE of this rock & find absolutely nothing like it online! Matter fact google tries to tell me it's bread or cave entrances & dirt most of the time. It is SO STRANGE I have never seen anything like this, and I have a site that I dig crystals up endlessly at & that is where I pulled this  one up at.

 

It's from Hoschton ga. I have found obsidian several times, I find every different faced crystals (3, 5, 7 faces) & type (rock crystal, clear, milky, agate crystals) , tourmaline crystal, pineapple, candle, castle, dogtooth, calcite.....

 

Something guite monumental had to have happened at my site a long time ago, for there to be such an endless supply of crystal.

From my pinkie nail to size of my fist easy & just perfectly formed.  I have found a thousand easy in the few yrs I have been digging there.

 

Could coral have been crystalized by lava or from water put to a boil in a snap of a finger? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Lone Hunter]

Crystalized boxwork?

[Coco]

• It’s purely geological. Original crystals that were dissolved and other crystals that colonized the hollows later.

• Don’t put so many pictures.

• Where was it found ?

• In your profile you indicate Georgia, from the United States or Russia ? It would be nice to specify under your avatar.

• What is the size ?

• And if I may say so : the love of God has nothing to do with identifying fossils

 

Coco

[Fossildude19]

Moved to ROCKS AND MINERALS.

 

As you have already learned, Google Lenz stinks at identifying fossils. Don't bother.

Crystals are created by water running/percolating through rocks, and sometimes being heated.

This does looks like some form of geologic boxwork with druzy quartz or some type of calcite.

 

Crystals and Crystalization.

 

Also, please refrain from Text-speak here.  As an international forum, we try to communicate effectively, by using real words and full sentences, punctuation, and proper grammar. Thank you.

[minnbuckeye]

A nice find!!

[jpc]

Nice find, but I agree with coco... no need to post soooooo many pictures.  Many of us are known to bail on a post if it has too many photos that show the same thing.  

Edited October 31, 2023 by jpc