Help me identify please?

[DeannaMacabre]

So a couple years ago while I was working in my garden I dug up these lovely polished stones. I left them on a tree stump and completely forgot about them until yesterday! I decided to bring them in and cleanse them, but obviously I'm going to have to know exactly what they are before I program them. I have guesses, I'm very new to this so I could be completely wrong! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Agate?

Citrine?

No clue on this one

Looks like snow quartz to me

[blue_moon]

I get an error when I click your links.

[DeannaMacabre]

Ah! Okay I fixed it. Had a feeling that was gonna happen. >.<

[blue_moon]

Your first one looks a bit like one I have. I think it was identified as wood - fossilized? So I guess agate must be right.

http://www.everythingunderthemoon.net/f ... hp?t=32259

[YanaKhan]

The last one looks like a moss agate to me.
But I'm no specialist, so maybe someone else should chime in and take a look.

[Ivy]

They aren't banded so not Agate, they look like polished Jaspers. But it is strange to find a few, did you bury them and forget them or have you uncovered an ornamental pond or fishtank cache?
And no need to program them, just use them for their real energy.

[DeannaMacabre]

They aren't banded so not Agate, they look like polished Jaspers. But it is strange to find a few, did you bury them and forget them or have you uncovered an ornamental pond or fishtank cache?
And no need to program them, just use them for their real energy.

Okay, I actually decided to bring them into one of the gem shops by me. She said the red one is actually carnelian, and the rest are quartz (yellow is dyed). She thought it was pretty fascinating that I had randomly dug them up.
I'm not entirely sure what I uncovered. I was also digging up a ton of pieces of old tile. Definitely looking forward to seeing if I find anything else.

[Mystie.Graves]

Sound like a fun back-yard treasure hunt! lol!

[Ivy]

I doubt that is Carnelian as it has no translucence, it is more like an opaque Red Jasper. But lovely find