What kind of stone is my pendulum?

[SnowCat]

It looks like quartz to me. A good place to have that sort of stuff looked at is a rock and mineral show. Those are also good places to find some new crystals.

Snow

[Becks]

I would have to vote for milky quartz. The presence of banding does not rule out quartz, chevron amethyst and phantoms are good examples of this. The patterning in the first photo is more in line where crystals have grown together in a larger mass.This is fairly common in large milky quartz clusters.

E.E.

Oooh! I was rather hoping you'd stop by!

[Lupvhee]

Thank you everyone!

I've searched on the internet and I think the stone could be the milky quartz.
Not easy to take a beautiful picture. grrr

[Ethereal Moon Rose]

Selenite would be too soft to hold that kind of fitting for any length of time and it would be unusual to use it as a pendulum, usually a Quartz is a better idea. Very pretty

I almost bought a selenite pendulum from my lovely crystal lady a while back but I chose clear quartz instead. Unless it was something else. Hmmm

[Ethereal Moon Rose]

Thank you everyone!

I've searched on the internet and I think the stone could be the milky quartz.
Not easy to take a beautiful picture. grrr

It's a very pretty pendulum and yes, it definitely looks like milky quartz to me like first thought

[Deejean]

Im also going to go with it being quartz :)very lovely!

[Tanya.Yer]

I think it's a milk quartz. It's definitely not a moon stone.

[Firebird]

Can you photo it on a black background?
I'll throw in my 2 cents. ..possibilities are white onyx or white marble and I was thinking white alabaster but that may be too soft to hold a setting either.

Bb, Firebird

[Lupvhee]

Can you photo it on a black background?
I'll throw in my 2 cents. ..possibilities are white onyx or white marble and I was thinking white alabaster but that may be too soft to hold a setting either.

Bb, Firebird

I used the flash for the second picture. I hope it is ok