r/Rocks • u/teorosso • 3h ago
r/Rocks • u/carpet_consumer • 3h ago
This Rocks! rock stack
hey everyone! im new to the rock stacking community, ive used some supports to hold it up, is this allowed? - quite proud of my first rock stack - feedback would be welcome, thanks x
r/Rocks • u/AnAverage6 • 1d ago
Discussion How to clean this!
I have a large piece of druzy quartz from SE Missouri and I can't seem to get this coating off of the crystals. I've tried brash brushes and Muriatic Acid(31%) and it barely touched it. Any help would be appreciated!
r/Rocks • u/peiarborist • 1d ago
Photo Found this rock at the beach… guess what I call it
This is the first rock I ever actually took home lol
r/Rocks • u/Ipigs140 • 1d ago
This Rocks! Another Goodwill rock to my growing collection
Was an ashtray but now it holds my fossil sphere
r/Rocks • u/Kubrick_Fan • 1d ago
Photo 7.2 ct mineral grade alexandrite. Broad octagonal facets. Suspected original Ural Mountain stock, awaiting GIA testing.
Video I found this in a burger king parking lot, is this hole natural or was it made to be that way? i love this rock
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r/Rocks • u/Chelajag • 2d ago
Photo Our garden rock looks like Spider-Man (I flipped it so it looks better)
r/Rocks • u/Dazzling_Category416 • 2d ago
This Rocks! Vorobyevite/Rosterite. A rare variety of Beryl.
r/Rocks • u/Chelajag • 2d ago
This Rocks! Is it just me or does this rock from our garden look like Spider-Man's head?
r/Rocks • u/TheLongestYard87 • 2d ago
This Rocks! Finished these pieces up, wanted to get your thoughts. Arizona Petrified Wood, NE AZ!
Cubes!
r/Rocks • u/novelbynature • 3d ago
This Rocks! Collected throughout Olympic Peninsula, WA
I collected these throughout the Olympic Peninsula in Washington (USA) last summer and finally got around to rinsing them off so I can put them in a display once dry. Don’t worry, I didn’t collect them at Olympic National Park or other prohibited areas!
I have no idea what any of these rocks are and am not asking for ID. I just wanted to share them with people who will also appreciate how amazing it is to hold little examples of the passage of time and the power of nature/natural forces in your hands.
My favorites are included in the last 2 pictures. The biggest rock in the foreground of the last photo has a purplish hue that doesn’t come across well on camera.
Hopefully one day I can get a tumbler! I don’t have space for it in an apartment, so for now I will just enjoy the memories in a glass jar.
Discussion Recommendations?
I hope this is the appropriate place to ask this, my daughter is wanting a rock tumbler for her birthday and I’d like to get her a quality product. Not something professional status because it’s her first one. But based on some research, Amazon and google are very divided on which is the best bang for your buck. I was hoping to maybe get some recommendations from people that might know more than me. TIA.
r/Rocks • u/dimaklkn • 3d ago
This Rocks! I’ve got some rocks
I don’t know how to make good pictures with my cheap camera. But I love them all :)
r/Rocks • u/kmbell333 • 3d ago
This Rocks! Do purchased rocks count? Started my specimen collection at a local rock festival, to put alongside my personally found ones.
r/Rocks • u/Ok_Tart290 • 3d ago
Video Garnets on Feldspar
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r/Rocks • u/Jes_ter1123 • 3d ago
This Rocks! Agatized fossilized coral.
Found these at a thrift store. Fossilized coral in sunset colors! I never realized they could be anything but grey.
r/Rocks • u/HistoryOk7166 • 4d ago
This Rocks! All found in my backyard , Riverside , Ca
I have a big jar of so many different types. So here’s the ones I just found today to start
r/Rocks • u/__ew__gross__ • 4d ago
Video Found in my sapphire gravel bags from Montana.
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Not asking for id just sharing something fun I found.
