Rocks, Slabs & Fossils

TUMBLING ROUGH
Amazonite - A feldspar, pleasing green with a few white lines
Amethyst #1 (Dog tooth shape) - chevron pattern,  dark purple with white tip
Amethyst #2 - Small,  medium dark purple with some chevron design, 28 to 35 pieces per pound
Amethyst #3 - Medium size, 12-14 pieces per pound.
Amethyst #4 - Large - average 6-8 pieces per pound
Blue Quartz - Nice denim blue color, some white streaks
Carnelian - Shades of orange, 6-7 pieces per pound
Chrysocolla - Emerald green and black
Desert Jasper - mixed colors, light and dark reds, grey, pink - like Polychrome
Girasol/Opalite - A man made material which will produce a silky, milky-white finished stone
Green Aventurine - Brazil, excellent quality, medium green
Hematite - Finishes up Shiny Black Metallic
Labradorite - Greenish with subtle flashes of blue and yellow
Lepidiolite - Purple with lots of shiny mica flakes
Madagascar Mix - colorful, mixed jasper, similar to Polychrome
Mix - Colorful mix of Aventurine, Sodalite, Rose Quartz, red Jasper
Picture Jasper - Tan with lines of dark brown, gray and rust
Red Jasper - Brick red
Rhodonite - Rose pink with black veining
Rio Plata Agate - Some banded, mostly carnelian color pebbles
Rose Quartz - Brazil
Rose Quartz - Madagascar, darker pink
Rutilated Quartz - Golden rutile needles in quartz
Septarian - Broken chunks, brown with yellow Calcite
Sodalite - Rich royal blue, some white veining
Topaz - Mostly clear water tumbled pebbles produce a brilliant polish
Tourmaline - Black, medium size pieces
NOTE: SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND  AVAILABILITY.
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FACET ROUGH
I have so much facet rough I can't list it all and I may find more as I sort through some estate pieces collected over the years.  If you are interested I can send you photos and further detailed descriptions
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AMETHYST - Rose de France to medium and darker colors
APATITE - Greenish neon, small sizes, and bright yellow
BERYLS - Aquamarine, Goshenite, Heliodore, Morganite
CHRYSOBERYL - Yellow with green cast, 12-18 ct. sizes
CITRINE - Lemon yellow to dark orange
GARNET - All colors including orange and Rhodolite
PERIDOT - Small to large sizes, good color
QUARTZ - Clear, Smoky Lemon, 25 grams and larger
ROSE QUARTZ - Light pink to clean, good pink color
SUNSTONE - Yellow Feldspar, from Mexico
TOPAZ - Swiss blue, sky blue, Guerrero, white
TOURMALINE - Orange, pink, yellow, Indicolite, and other shades of green
ZIRCON - Small blue and larger Honey

CUTTING ROUGH
To cut into slabs - Or if you just want a big rock.
Call for pricing, sizes and availability
These are pretty much the same list as slabs since I cut most of my slabs.

Agate Polyhedrons, Brazil
Autumn Leaf Jasper - Patterns of coral and brown.
Bacon Onyx - Ripples of cream and tan.
Blue Granite - (State Rock of SC, from Winnsboro)
Blue Lace Agate - White ribbons in the blue chalcedony.
Brazilian Agate - Whole nodules would display full pattern banding when cut. Small 2 lb. up to 6 lbs.
Bruneau Jasper - Idaho. Each nodule has a different orb pattern, browns and cream. Difficult to obtain. Mine closed years ago.
Coyamito, Mexico - Small nodules
Dugway Geodes - Classic Utah origin, blue chalcedony lined cavity.
Catlinite - Red carving material. Can be worked with carpenter tools.
Graveyard Point Plume Agate - Makes picturesque slabs you will want to display on a stand, but you may find areas to cab.
Hematite - Black ore, should produce shiny finish.
Hickoryite - Random bands of red on yellow background.
Ironwood - Sounds like iron clinking together. Mostly decorative whole.
Laguna Agate, Mexico - Small nodules
Leopardskin Jasper - Mexico. Spotted like a leopard.
Obsidian -Black, Snowflake, Baby Snowflake, Mahogany.
Petrified Wood - South Carolina Palm, Louisiana Palm, Arizona, Oregon and Washington state, and Queensland, Australia.
Picture Jaspers - Desert sandstone and Jasper, and others.
Red Plume Agate - Closely grouped red plumes in clear background.
Red Moss Agate - Closely grouped red, some yellow, moss pattern in clear background.
Rose Quartz - Brazil, Large saw-faced pieces, 6 lbs. up to 8 lbs.
Serpentine - Pale green with some banding.
Tigereye - 1 lb. and larger, gold and blue, some larger pieces up to 1-1/4” thick.
Turritella Agate - Fossils in dark brown matrix (Actually collected by myself several years ago on Delany Rim in Wyoming).
Unakite- Pink feldspar and green epidote.
Verdite - Africa - Medium green color.

SLABS
Individually priced according to material, size and quality.

Brazilian Agate
Blue Lace Agate
Cave Creek red Jasper
Crazy Lace
Chrysocolla
Graveyard Point Plume Agate
Green Moss Agate
Jade
Lepidolite
Obsidian - Snowflake, Mahogany, Silver Sheen
Montana Picture Agate
Red Moss
Rose Quartz
Petrified Wood - S.C. Palm, Washington and Oregon
Tigereye -gold or blue, some as wide as 1-3/4”

FOSSILS
Ammonites - Small collector and large display sizes
Coprolite
Fossil Fern
Fossil fish
Fossil Oysters
Orthoceras - Individual and multi-plates
Shark’s teeth
Trilobites - Small and large
Turritella Agate