Is this piece of water rushing stone, and is it collectible?

Ordinary river pebbles, belonging to the category of water rushing stones. River pebbles are a kind of pure natural stone, they are full of waves and water rushing movements, by the gravel collision friction lost irregular edges and corners, the main chemical composition of river pebbles is silica, followed by a small amount of iron oxide and trace amounts of manganese, copper, aluminum, magnesium and other elements and compounds. They themselves have different pigments, showing black, white, yellow, red, dark green, blue gray and other colors.

River pebbles near the Haihe River are the majority, widely distributed, relatively common, and beautiful in appearance, so they become an ideal choice for courtyards, roads, and building construction stones.

Yes, just looking at the roundness and smoothness of the stone's appearance, it is a water-washed stone. But it is not very collectible, because the texture and color of the stone are far from reaching the grade of gemstones.

Water-washed stone refers to a certain form of stone, which has nothing to do with stone quality. All pebbles are basically water stones, which are stones that are peeled off from the foundation stone of the mountain, falling into the river and being carried downstream by turbulence, all the way to being washed by water and sand, and the edges and corners are polished, that is, they become water stones with a special shape. Some stones are relatively clean, and they will also form a beautiful leather shell, so the water stone has its own unique beauty as a stone for appreciation.

This one of yours is sandstone, loose and of low ornamental value.

Is this piece of water rushing stone, and is it collectible?

The value of this water stone is okay.

It's worth collecting.

It does look like it.,But this kind of thing is best to look at it in your hand.,Just looking at the shot ** can't be completely sure.,I feel like it's still collectible.,It looks pretty beautiful.,You keep it.。

Hello friend. Is this stone worth anything? Hello friend, such a stone is not a jade, there is nothing **, this is a hobby who likes how much money will come out, if you like it, keep it, I can't say the true value, things are scarce.

It was said that he was a priceless treasure before.

May I ask the master, is this piece of water full? Is it collectible? You need to ask an expert, take a look, and let him identify it for you, is there a collection price?

Because is that this piece of water rushing stone? Is it collectible? You should check this, or learn about it from the Internet, some specific introductions about water flushing pools, look at the pictures more, and see if there is anything similar to you.

Hello friends, it looks like a water rushing stone, but its collection value is not high, because it is not very valuable.

May I ask the master, is this piece of water rushing stone? Where do you have any masters in this place?

Hello.,This animation must be a water stone.,This must be collectible.,Because it's of better quality.,So it might be worth it.,Thank you.。

1. On the desktop of the computer, open [This Computer].

2. Enter the computer page and click [C drive].

3. Enter the C drive page and open [Users].

4. Enter the user page and open [Administrator]. Note: administrator is the initial default system name of the computer.

5. Enter the user page and open [Favorites].

6. Enter the folder, and you can see the ** saved in the computer's favorites.

1. Turn on My Computer on the left.

2. Click to open the C drive on the interface that appears.

3. Click to open the user folder.

4. Click to open the administrator folder.

5. Find the folder of your favorites in the interface that appears and click to open it.

6. Click to open the Favorites folder.

7. You can see the ** favorite in the browser.

My computer-c disk-documents and settings-administrator-favorites, which is usually searched** Copy this folder directly to other places in the future, if you install the system from the new one, you can directly import it into the browser and use it.

In My Documents, it's usually a star-shaped folder.

Find any file in that folder!