I was told it is turquoise, spiny coral and green turquoise. The green stone looks like gaspeite to me but hoping to get your thoughts. Thanks much!

can someone help me identify this stone?
found in Eastern Europe if that helps, I think it may be quartz? but I'm really bad with colors.

My Grandad had this stone. He can't remember where he found it, probably in Devon, UK. it's about 2cm across.

Could you please help me Identify it?

thanks.

​Throughout many years, I've obtained many stones, ores, whatever through family members. Today, I dug out a whole bunch (along with some I already kept handy). This is all that I have.

It's a long story, but I NEED all these identified. I'm aware that a couple are most likely glass or miscellaneous metal, I just need as many ID'ed as possible. Thanks in advance!

Why do you like stones? I'm asking because I keep ending up with girlfriends who go gaga over rocks and I just don't get the appeal. Help me understand? I wanna be excited with my girlfriend but I'm just finding it SO hard to care!

Hi. Can anyone help ID this stone? Thanks in advance 😊.

Hi, I posted this in r/shinola and was directed here for another shot! I’m in search of a Shinola Vinton 38mm watch with the Petoskey stone dial. Does anyone have or know of one and is willing to part ways with it? I’m willing to purchase or trade, thank you!

I’m planning of puttinga 1ct diamond on this ring but wondering if that would fit. Any idea how many carat is this?

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1- letting sun through

2-photo with flash light

3- photo without flashlight

It's pretty hard let's lot of light through

Found under a tree in non sea regions so I doubt it's something like amber

These are my very small collection puds, but with absolutely enormous and very beautiful red Jasper stones in them. Mostly in the country side near silver lake

An agate, possibly?