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- Rocks Gems | TreasureNet. com
A forum for rock hounds and gem hunters Talk about locations, techniques, finds, and more
- Can anyone identify these blue rocks found on the schuylkill??
I found these blue rocks along the schuylkill river in berks county in Pa Does anyone know what they may be? They seem to be real smooth, like glass almost and they are a pretty cool blue, I think they are some kind of medium soft rock but not to sure Any help is greatly appreciated!! Thanks
- Green Black rock. . . What is it? | TreasureNet. com
I have a rock that is green and black The black part has an oily feel and sheen that make it look purplish Any ideas what it is?
- Mission impossible. | TreasureNet. com
I know this will be next to impossible to truly ID just from my lousy pics and info But, heck, what's life without a challenge :) First a little background I eyeballed this from about 50 feet away, (it might be more impressive when you see how small :) ) The sun was reflecting on it in that
- Found a magnetic rock, Solved - Goethite | TreasureNet. com
Hi all, I am posting this here plus in the What is it area I found something that has me stumped I found a rock that absolutely makes my metal detector scream I can turn the disc all the way up and the metal detector still acts like it is in all metal mode Here's the funny thing, it sticks
- Rock with square hole in it. . . . . . . . . . ? | TreasureNet. com
i found this rock on my grand parents farm years ago, was wandering if anyone knew why it had square notch in it? some say it was a property marker to
- Is there gold in Western North Carolina? | TreasureNet. com
The Nantahala River just North of there in Graham County has Gold as well as many other streams and rivers in these areas There is also quite a bit of Gems that can be found in the rivers and streams while Gold prospecting and even cuttable stones have been found
- Cleaning Rough Emeralds | TreasureNet. com
Muriatic Acid can be used safely for cleaning gems It is commonly used to clean cement mortar residue, bricks, etc It can be dangerous! Use in ventilate areas, wear rubber gloves and eye protection Mix with water to dilute I suggest starting with a 20% solution and increasing by 10% until you find what works well
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