beautiful stones

nameless8026

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9 years ago |

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CX404

These Rocks rock. I have quite a few of these. They get my rocks off

9 years ago |

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hybridjosto

Nice stones amirite

9 years ago |

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jbilly90

Yes please i love this post. Went to the Smithsonian in DC and wow they have a nice collection

9 years ago |

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SexyClaptrap

Now with less pixels!

9 years ago |

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AdamantlyDislikingAllDogs

Let's get down to bismuth.

9 years ago |

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LoganDodson

Love stones

9 years ago |

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Yosswell

Minerals

9 years ago |

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Asshats

They're minerals Marie, minerals!

9 years ago |

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godamnit

9 years ago |

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charlierunkle

Jesus Christ Marie...

9 years ago |

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aviskrim

9 years ago |

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TheLordofMelons

All hail the cosmic rock vagina!

9 years ago |

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EliMFrost

Watermelonium!

9 years ago |

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Kira665

9 years ago |

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SomaticSlinky

I truly love minerals.

9 years ago |

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MrJBone

It's a good thing those rocks are pretty because they are DUMB!

7 years ago |

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supercow82

I feel like these should be worth more than diamonds. I mean shit, they so purrdy

9 years ago |

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Gavinus

It's a shame you can't shop for these without wading through an ocean of new age homeopathy bullshit

9 years ago |

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wadenelson1

Luz Opal looks like the Hubble Space Telescope image of "the star factory"

9 years ago |

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VincentWullf

So I could be dumb but beautiful like these. Sounds like a good trade

9 years ago |

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justforthisonecomment

Igneous

9 years ago |

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luckyowlette01

the innner magpie in me loves these posts about shiney things

9 years ago |

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probshouldntsayitbut

Yoink.

9 years ago |

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AspenStarbounder

same fuck yes magpie bros

9 years ago |

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edlvice

9 years ago |

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FilthyRapscallions

I feel as if many of these just get a name tacked on when they look like other shit. Still cool, though.

9 years ago |

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DanteVonLocke

Well time to get down to bismuth.

9 years ago |

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NapoleonDynOmite

Start by putting the bismuth in order

9 years ago |

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EricFromAccounts

9 years ago |

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razalude

Let's get down to bismuth! To defeat the huns

9 years ago |

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TheMasterDB8er

Yes! Now i can socket these legendary gems on my crusader and finally complete a level 150 greater rift! Akarat be praised!

9 years ago |

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bumblebear91

Pretty. Still dumb.

5 years ago |

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DumbBr0ad

Pepto bismuth

9 years ago |

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BeardyMcFace

That is correct.

9 years ago |

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althgrea1

AND STEVEN!!

9 years ago |

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Pineappleincident

9 years ago |

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MajyykPhD

9 years ago |

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lemjau

9 years ago |

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GuliaJulia

9 years ago |

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BrentBorton

i was told Bismuth is made in a lab.

9 years ago |

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clarityatheights

You can make bismuth at home with enough pepto bismol!

9 years ago |

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Allasaphore

Bismuth can be found in bismite and bismuthinite ores, but these ores require purification to afford pure bismuth metal.

9 years ago |

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Allasaphore

I like Bismuth and do a bit of organobismuth chemistry.

9 years ago |

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BrentBorton

share! share!

9 years ago |

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ProfessorPepe

The one labelled 'fossil opal' is actually petrified wood that's begun the opalization process. That fossil is worth tens of thousand of $.

9 years ago |

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clarityatheights

This is false, It is actually just Australian Koroit Boulder Opal with cool formation. No trees involved.

9 years ago |

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ProfessorPepe

http://mymodernmet.com/planet-opal-traiangular-boulder-opal/

9 years ago |

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ProfessorPepe

You don't need to have a fossil for this process to occur, but the one labelled 'opal fossil' is absolutely petrified wood.

9 years ago |

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