The face rock eas cool, I said exactly that when you opened it. Wow a face!!! Lol but the dark chocolate brown was my favorite, but all really surprising & beautiful. Thank you. Oh yea I just rockhounded up by Lahontan & got some cool & awesome rockd. Just starting out officially but aleays collected tocks. Most lapidary equipment to expensive, but do have a dremel & just got my bits & sandpaper I ordered in! So gonna do my best. But like some of the rocks alacarte ( natural) lol thanks for your videos.
The first one is the most striking on the outside - wow! All of them are amazing on the inside, even when they look pretty common on the outside. Beautiful!
5:07 Do you get many fossils there GBA? This one strikes me as possible beautifully agatized pet wood, stromatoporoid or stromatolite. Depends on the geological era of the location as well as I understand it. And how often do you find the blue wonderstone? If that's wonderstone? That's extraordinary?❤❤❤
There are a number of fossils near the area I go, there’s a sedimentary layer from the Miocene period, known mostly for plants. The whole area was also ancient inland sea, much more recently than the Miocene. I find lots of inclusions in the agate material, I’ve suspected Crinoid stems because many are round. Your info is helpful, I’ll try to put together a video of the different fossils I’ve found! I find anything with blue very rarely, and even less often where it’s solid like that and not brecciated. I think I’ve found maybe 4 or 5 total rocks with striking n blue, but I’m on the look out!
I really liked the brown one and I really like that you truly appreciate each rock for the beauty inside. I feel the same way.
Thank you! I’m glad that comes through 🙂
The first one is striking!
I thought so too!
The face rock eas cool, I said exactly that when you opened it. Wow a face!!! Lol but the dark chocolate brown was my favorite, but all really surprising & beautiful. Thank you. Oh yea I just rockhounded up by Lahontan & got some cool & awesome rockd. Just starting out officially but aleays collected tocks. Most lapidary equipment to expensive, but do have a dremel & just got my bits & sandpaper I ordered in! So gonna do my best. But like some of the rocks alacarte ( natural) lol thanks for your videos.
The first one is the most striking on the outside - wow! All of them are amazing on the inside, even when they look pretty common on the outside. Beautiful!
thank you for watching! the first one is very striking :)
Love, love, love the 1st one! So unexpected!!! Oh wait. The next two are pretty too!
The first one is a surprise and very striking, but definitely, they are all very pretty! Thanks for watching!
5:07 Do you get many fossils there GBA? This one strikes me as possible beautifully agatized pet wood, stromatoporoid or stromatolite. Depends on the geological era of the location as well as I understand it. And how often do you find the blue wonderstone? If that's wonderstone? That's extraordinary?❤❤❤
There are a number of fossils near the area I go, there’s a sedimentary layer from the Miocene period, known mostly for plants. The whole area was also ancient inland sea, much more recently than the Miocene. I find lots of inclusions in the agate material, I’ve suspected Crinoid stems because many are round. Your info is helpful, I’ll try to put together a video of the different fossils I’ve found!
I find anything with blue very rarely, and even less often where it’s solid like that and not brecciated. I think I’ve found maybe 4 or 5 total rocks with striking n blue, but I’m on the look out!