Black Like Tar by dakotabluemoon
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Again this is one we did not know about but i see someone has identified the other one so thank u so much for that and will look it up for more info also if i have not gotten to ur page i will soon thank u all for being such good friends.
Comments (24)
lisalisette
Beautiful black stone..I hope that the same person can tell you what kind of stone this one is.. I can't help you with that :)
sossy
wow! impressive and interesting! never seen it before, all the different shining clolrs in the light! ;o)
Richardphotos
wonderful stone and macro
Faemike55
Very cool looking stone Great shot
mickeyrony
Hummm So different colors in... Great rock . Thank to shared ((5++))
eekdog
love the deep black look of it.
jayfar
Sorry but can't help Brandy.
magichild2
It looks as if it appears from outta space...lovely capture...
soffy
So beautiful in black,lovely with the various fine shiny colors,excellent shot**
adrie
It's a beautiful black stone Brandy, but i also don't now the same of this stone.....as always a fantastic photoshot my friend.
Jean_C
No idea about what it is, sorry! Very nice capture!
bebopdlx
I haven't a clue, but it looks meat.
sharky_
Looks very similar to the lava rocks with colorful crystals that I hiked over at the lava fields..... Interesting shot. Aloha
Flint_Hawk
I hope someone will be able to identify this one! I do not have a collection, just a few pieces that I have been given or found - including one that looks very much like this! It is like a rainbow is captured in it! One of my favorites!
durleybeachbum
Fascinating!
FredNunes
Incredible show of textures here!
netot
This is beautiful, I love the range of colors hidden within the black. Great
mtdana
Very different – great capture!!!
debbielove
No idea I'm sorry.. Not Amethyst? More likely not.. Lovely though, as they all are.. Stay well Brandy and thanks for the comments Rob
morganahope
incredible stone !!!
danapommet
I like the iridescence of this one but I don't know the name!
flavia49
very beautiful
Cyve
Marvelous capture !!!
rockstrider
Looks like Peridotite Peridotite is a generic name used for coarse-grained, dark-colored, ultramafic igneous rocks. Peridotites usually contain olivine as their primary mineral, frequently with other mafic minerals such as pyroxenes and amphiboles. Their silica content is low compared to other igneous rocks and they contain very little quartz and feldspar. Peridotites are economically important rocks because they often contain chromite - the only ore of chromium; they can be source rocks for diamonds; and, they have the potential to be used as a material for sequestering carbon dioxide. Much of Earth's mantle is believed to be composed of peridotite. Sourced from geology.com