Hobbies
Rocks
My father was a geologist, and I grew up admiring his rock collection. I’m not sure where most of his rocks came from, though I know he collected some of them in college. Most of mine I’ve bought, with a few lucky finds. Lately I’ve been getting my daughter into rocks too, and we have a tumbler where I mostly fail at making rocks pretty enough for her to turn into jewelry.
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Bismuth2 photos
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Opal in matrix2 photos
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Opal3 photos
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Spinel on quartz2 photos
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I really don’t know2 photos
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Azurite4 photos
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Fire agate in matrix (I think)2 photos
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Iron meteorite2 photos
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Amber2 photos
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Peacock ore3 photos
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Cavansite2 photos
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Pyrite in matrix2 photos
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BauxiteAluminum is the traditional tenth anniversary gift, so my wife got me the rock aluminum comes from.2 photos
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Obsidian? Coal? Slag?Found it in my yard. It doesn’t rub off on me at all, which I think counts against coal.2 photos
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Pyrite in some other rockFool’s gold. As a cube, like the one above, it doesn’t fool anybody, but scattered through this rock and catching the light, it looks exactly like gold.2 photos
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Petrified wood2 photos