What gem is this?

>>880624
They're like mushrooms. Only way to really know is to take a bite.

>>880626
Gembro here, tastes like gems.

>>880627
Cool. Now give it an hour. If you aren't dead, it's safe to eat the rest of it.

>>880624
That's a amber moon gem, if you eat it, it gives you powers. Try it out.

>>880624
Looks like quartz anon, why do you think it isnt?

Rose quartz.
Where did you find it op? In water? At the bottom of a hill? Buried in dirt digging a fire pit? What region are you in?

>>880624
If you know what hardness your screw driver is, we can eliminate some possibilities.

>>880752

I'm gonna second this.

>>880624
Looks like iron-stained quartz

>>880624
Will a knife scratch it?

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Hiya gembro here, the screw driver is a carbon steel, and knives don't scratch it. Found it digging a 4 foot hole in my back yard

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It's slightly hematitic quartz, most likely
Protip: It's not a gem, it's a mineral
There's a difference

>>880624
>drug
That's not how you use that word.

I'm going with citrine since I have some that looks a tad the same

>>880624
Realy old chewed gum. Probably juicy fruit by the color

Looks like quartz to me.

t. Geologist

>>880624
i live on a "Jurassic coast" and these are all over the place its just a regular rock