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aragonite CaCO3

im not enjoying your things

sorry, perhaps if you could expose your genitalia that would be good

starting at the boric acid and going clockwise, pyrite chunk, pyrite cube, kyanite, bismuth, quartz, vanadinite
in the background, a bee, horse and dog tooth, citrine, and zincite

>>4018885
never

bismuth, nautilus fossil, petrified wood, labradorite

>>4018887
forgot the iridescent nautilus fossil

If I was at home I would show you my photos of my collection of stones/minerals/pretty things.

Oh and my collection of snowglobes lol.

>>4018887
Thats a pretty awesome pyrite cube. I have a pyrite sphere. One of my favorite things.

>>4018895
i has a sad
>>4018897
yes
>>4018898
it's probably one of my favorite things, I found it randomly at an antique store and just about died. it's so perfect looking and mirror shiny, and theres a tiny little cube growing out of it that makes it more awesome.

>>4018903
It must be pretty rare to find such a perfect square. My dad brought me the sphere for my 18th birthday present. I was so happy about getting it.

looks a lot like my collection of stuff.

got most of mine in Leadville Colorado, how bout you?

Actually I found a photo for it. Not the best photo. But there is a massive hole in the side of it and you can see into it. Little squares and that. I have no idea who made it like that. But it was found at the markets.

>>4018906
yeah I couldn't believe it when I found it, and the dumbass lady in the shop gave it to me for like 5 bucks because she didn't know what it was. do you have a picture of the sphere?

>>4018916
Is that really a horse tooth? Where did you find that?

>>4018913
I get my stuff from all over, sometimes I order from the internet and other times I go to a local crystal shop here that also has fossils.

>>4018890

>>4018917
that looks pretty awesome I like it
>>4018920
my friend who lives in southern georgia went into a backwoods abandoned dilapidated barn and found a horse skull and she took the tooth from it and mailed it to me

>>4018928
Yes me too. And man, Im completely jealous of your collection. Is that a grasshopper?

>>4018931
its a leaf bug! I love finding bug carcasses. I have a wheel bug and some stink bugs too

very nice cabinet of curiosities.

>>4018938
thanks! I have a lynx skull coming in the mail as well as a selenite tower, tangerine quartz, and some scolecite shards. I'm exciteddddd

>>4018936
Oh god stink bugs. My dad's garden is full of them.

But really, awesome collection. Which I could have shared mine as well. Not that I remember the name of all of mine.

I have a little box made of camel hoof (morocco), and what I'm pretty sure is Halite, and a stack of quartz, among other things.

>>4018952
this is something I picked up off ebay a few months back. I do love skulls.

>>4018957
yeah stink bugs are so annoying but their shells are cool looking. i am jelly of your camel hoof stash box, I have a fossilized shark tooth that's from morocco. morocco must be awesome....
>>4018960
that's amazing I got my skulls from ebay too! hard to find ones that died of natural causes/roadkill though. I feel like if i bought one that was hunted it would haunt my apartment

>>4018966
the gator was farmed and killed for meat and hide. I don't think I'm haunted, but then I'm not a schizotypal hippie.

>>4018966
It is from the sound of it. My father went there for a holiday. He also brought me back a lovely green mineral necklace, which I still don't know what it is made of.

>>4019024
oooooo I'm jealous. is it milky seafoam green or more of a clear lime green?

>>4019031
Kind of like green opal or something like that. Not a solid green but majority of it is green.

Of course it could be some kind of synthetic mineral but I would know lol