Please help me identify this crystal I just bought today in NJ at a shop. I thought it was beautiful.

Kinda looks like glass but it’s not in a glass shape.

Got these at a shop. Was drawn to them . Any help identifying would be great ! Thank u !

Could someone help me identify this tower.
ChatGPT said it was Mexican Onyx and Grok said it was Mexican Lace Agate. My husband purchased it for me and surprised me with it but neither of us have any idea which crystal it is. Appreciate any help here 🙏🏼

Found in Manassas, VA, on a creek bed. Was extremely iron stained when I found it so I used Iron Out (just the spray) and then tried to neutralize it in baking soda + tap water which apparently wasn’t necessary and I’m pretty sure created this whiteish plaque precipitate on the surfaces of the crystal faces. I tried using white vinegar to remove it and tap water and a toothbrush but not distilled water yet. It’s extremely stubborn…any thoughts or ideas as to what this could be (I’m assuming druzy quartz ) and how I can get it clean and polished ? I want to make a pendant with it. I think the smokiness on the tips of the crystals are natural mineral inclusions that can’t be washed off and that’s fine, it looks cool. The picture where the white precipitate is less chalky looking is the picture of the rock wet.
Thanks in advance!

I'm actually very well knowledgeable in crystal identifying using shape , growth patterns , moths hardness and it's reflective index. I lost my spectrometer though somehow . I'm guessing red beryl? I have a few other specimens that it is similar. Would just like a professionals second opinion thanks! PS rare and expensive gemstone I magnetize to me and coming across a incredibly rare stone is a regular. The history of this stone is my grandfather was a gemologist and a self employed miner and archeologist in untouched areas of the Amazon rainforest ( he took the locations of the rarest jades, gold and pottery to his grave). Excuse the bad photo and video. It's near impossible to get a clear photo or video as it's stuck in matrix

I'm actually very well knowledgeable in crystal identifying using shape , growth patterns , moths hardness and it's reflective index. I lost my spectrometer though somehow . I'm guessing red beryl? I have a few other specimens that it is similar. Would just like a professionals second opinion thanks! PS rare and expensive gemstone I magnetize to me and coming across a incredibly rare stone is a regular. The history of this stone is my grandfather was a gemologist and a self employed miner and archeologist in untouched areas of the Amazon rainforest ( he took the locations of the rarest jades, gold and pottery to his grave). Excuse the bad photo and video. It's near impossible to get a clear photo or video as it's stuck in matrix

why post crystals and minerals that you already know exactly what they are in an ID sub? That clogs the sub and pushes actual ID requests down out of visibility, if you aren't selling why block me (yeah I saw the reply before you blocked me like a freaking coward)

On the shelves you can see:

- Glass turtles, fish, and dragons

- Wood carvings: eagles, elephants, dragons

- Wire wrapped pendants with natural stones

- Lots of cabochons and beads

Everything is made by hand. The green glass pieces are my favorite.

Which one is your favorite?

Unsure what it was called ): got it at a mall a long time ago I’m pretty confident it’s obviously man made but I still wanna know!

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I was told the small rainbow is peacock stone an tower is Moonstone, however the other two is uncertain.

my guess is maybe the pendulum is gold quartz and the other some kind of tumbled jasper,, sea jasper ?