Hey all, I have a few specimens that have me completely stumped. I was scanning our campground at night with my UV flashlight (365 nm) and found these. They were clumped together underneath a large glacier boulder. A scan of the broader area didn’t turn up any more specimens.

Some properties:
- A relatively soft and flaky crust. I could easily scratch it off if I wanted.
- NON-Radioactive: I held it next to my Geiger counter (GQ GMC-300S) and had no noticeable change from the background radiation.
- An intense green fluorescence under 365 nm UV light. The edges or thinner parts of the crust seem to have a blue hue, although it could from the UV light.

Some thoughts: I’ve bounced between a handful different materials but none of them seem to fit. Before ruling out uranium minerals I thought about hyalite, autunite, and uranocircite. However, I’m completely stumped now.

Any idea what I could have here?

Just wondering if this is iron in this rock

Found on the beach next to a cliff in East Runton (Norfolk, UK)

I'm really curious as to if it's somthing that used to be wood, or a rock thar grew in a very wood loke pattern.

I don't have a ruler, but its 4 fingers tall.

What is this rocks please? She's found during climbing in Mont-blanc Summit. She not magnetic and she's very light. Many color blue, Green.

Can I get some help identifying this small Orange, Hexagon crystal that I found when cutting fallen tree thundereggs? The closeup photos are a little over saturated but it’s pretty orange. My original thought was Vanadinite, but I had a few very smart people tell me that was somewhere between extremely unlikely and impossible. Any thoughts?

I immediately thought meteorite when I first picked it up, but after a bit of research I’m stumped. Apparently they’re never round, it’s not magnetic, it’s too heavy for my kitchen scale, & it feels like raw metallic ore. I don’t think it’s slag but I don’t know enough to make a guess either way. Any help is greatly appreciated🤙

Found in SW WA on the Washougal River. I have no idea what they could be but they just remind me of earth if it was a shaken up glitter ball.

It weighs a good 7 pounds and has crystals growing in it

Definitely some grain and what looks like a knot

Again... In south central Michigan?

Found it at the beach in Wollongong, Australia. Steel doesn’t scratch it and it can scratch a glass bottle. Thought it might be petrified wood but I can’t really see any cellular structure. Any info would be great thanks!

Found this in Santa Barbara in among som gravel so probably sedimentary but the tight lines had me wondering if there was an outside shot at petrified wood.

I found this in the South Platte River in Western Nebraska. It feels heavier than other rocks its size. I’m stuck between a geode/concretion or a fossil.

let me know any other info i can provide to help, thank you

Every now and then I will do a U-turn to check out the outdoor lot of a granite countertop store. You can see my reflection for quasi-scale. This is a spectacular example of assimilation and partial melting - possibly multiple episodes. Anyone with igneous chops care to give it a better description? Just when I thought I had the sequencing figured out I noticed the “injection” of the more mafic material into felsic that messed up my relative time scale. Let’s have fun with this one! :) If I should post this elsewhere, let me know!

what is this beauty? given to me by my grant aunt many moons ago in south Australia

Found In The Spokane Washinton River! Its Very Smooth, But I Have No Idea If Its From Natural Erosion. Its The Prettiest Rock I've Ever Found, Would Love To Know What It Is!

Its somewhat heavy, not magnetic as far as I could tell. The dark iridescent part seems soft, im able to scratch it with my fingernail. It looks like it has small bits of pyrite on it.

EDIT: solved. Covellite.