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Seeing what you described, my first reaction was amber, because amber is a fossil formed by the pine resin ball over the years, so it is transparent, I still remember a text I learned in elementary school was about amber, because it happened that the pine resin fell and wrapped a fly and spider so it was particularly precious, a child in the text was also found by chance on the beach by the sea, after the changes of the years, the drift of the continent, these amber are most likely to be found on the seaside, amber itself is very beautiful and abnormal, At the same time, coupled with its research value on age, it is extremely precious, as I mentioned amber containing insects is simply rare, according to this idea I have looked it up, you can refer to it.

If it's not amber, it's even less likely to be a meteorite, fluorite, or crystal, but you can also look up the related agate jadeite, which is also a possibility.

First of all, it's not amber because there's no amber in it.

And it's not greenstone, because it is a garden without horns.

And I don't think it's a fluorite It's too substandard to say that the wall is too substandard I haven't checked it for a day I'm so tired I'll check this one It should be a rare thing because I didn't find it.

Do you have a digital camera, send ** to me to see.

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Artificially made "dzi" is not worth wearing or playing with.

Most of them are agate dzi, and there are many imitations.

This piece of stone of yours is a typical "natural underwater silicified sedimentary stone", which can be made into carvings; Unscrupulous businessmen are common in the market, holding such a high-end jade variety, ** sales, you must pay attention!

Is it jade? Cut it open if you can.

It's a Lingbi stone that cleans the surface and makes a base, which is very beautiful and collectible.

It shouldn't be a meteorite, but I can't see it. The polyhedral crystalline surface is faintly visible on your stone, which seems to be a kidney-like globular crystalline aggregate of certain metal minerals, rich in metallic elements, so it feels heavier in the hand. Moreover, the surface of the mineral is seriously oxidized, so it is recommended that you grind a small hole to see the natural color, and then scratch the stripes on the ceramic plate to see what color.

If possible, take a little sample to see if it is soluble in hydrochloric acid and nitric acid, and drop carbonate to see the color of the precipitate.

That walnut peed with a smile...

It's supposed to be a piece of metal, you can compare it to an iron block of the same size, and if it's heavier than iron, it's a mysterious substance. You can ask your elders when they picked up the stone and where they saw it. It's not sure it's ??? Hope it helps.

It's either a walnut or a meteorite, I can't be wrong!

The meteorite that fell from the M78 nebula.

It looks like glass slag, not stone.

Take a look at the big picture.