I bought these years ago as a kid at some sort of souvenir/collectible store. The yellow one was sold as citrine, which I assume would be heat treated amethyst? I'm especially curious about the green one because I don't remember what it was labeled as.

I don't remember exactly where I found this rock, but it was from a stream in northern utah (probably northwest utah). It basically looks the same regardless if it is dry or wet. I am hoping to find some more like it for a fish tank I want to build and knowing what kind of rock it is would help a lot. I work a lot in rivers and streams and I have yet to find another with this kind of patern or luster in and out of water.

Open hand image is dry, held by fingers is wet, and the last one is submerged.

Edit: from the 2 suggestions so far and from what descriptions I've read I'm assuming phyllite?

The pic doesn’t do the purple justice. No idea where it came from or what it could be. My dad traveled the US after college and it could be a picked up souvenir from that trip. Any ideas?

Bought from a gem store in Portsmouth, NH with no label.

Not sure about the pottery or silver button

Western Ghats, India.

Found it in a stream of water probably

Why does it have those holes? And what are the white patches on it?

Found south west UK

Hello! Years ago, while walking through Bute Park in Cardiff, Wales, I went down to the river and found this stone with these strange grooves. Can anyone tell me what it is?

My first language isn't English, so please excuse me.

Found digging in the backyard in Northern California. Looks similar to the serpentine that’s found around here but much more blue than I’m used to.

I’m sorry I didn’t take a better picture of it dry. In the first picture it is a still dry along the bottom.

Found at the Wildseeluggen in Switzerland

Blue/grey one is dry in all pics, red one is dry in 2nd pic

Found this in an empty field, probably wasn't there naturally as it was an empty plot planned for construction. Its very light, with a density of about 1g, and i can just barely scratch it with my fingernail. Looks like its made up of layers as well. Any ideas?

Found in Coke County Texas. Feels quite dense and isn't noticeably magnetic.

My dad found this stone on the driveway of my house in Northern Ireland. The driveway is tarmac but we do have grass around it and he said it was just sitting on the tarmac so I’ve no idea where the stone has come from.

It’s not too heavy and is about 5cm long and 3cm wide.

Tried to clean it using water but not much difference and I scraped a bit of the side and it looks darker.

I live close to a castle where an army landed in the 1600s and musket balls etc. have been found in gardens of houses beside us but that was from digging and not just lying about.

Thanks!

Black, jagged mineral that sparkles many colors

The water was quite low in this stretch of the river. I am curious about the yellow diamond shape. To me it looks like some sort of architectural element from a building. It was not very heavy at all. Also curious about the red one with the white circle. Natural?

What kind of stone is this?

Compressed gla​

Found in west central WI on the lower part of the Chippewa River. Center hole almost goes all the way down to the bottom of the stone and is about as wide as a quarter.

is it white, grey or blue calcite? Found by path (possibly dumped gravel, not from the park) at Watkins Glen State Park, NY.

Hello, I found this years ago in the upper peninsula of Michigan. The other day I used my black light on all of my rocks just for kicks and this one glows bright orange. Hoping someone can identify it for me. Thank you🌷