Does anyone have a clue what this piece of rock/crystal/mineral (?) is? I found it in my collection but have no idea what it is.
It's quite rainbow ish which goes throughout the whole thing (probably wasn't a good idea but I broke a small piece off to see if the color ran through just in case it was painted or dyed, the colour DID go throughout it & on the end tips as well).
Help me identify this?
Re: Help me identify this?
I think I know what it is!!
Found this image and a bunch of others on Google
silicon carbide
"Carborundum is a man made crystal combining silicon and carbon atoms fused together which sparkles in rainbow colours of gold, pink, green, blue and purple.
Carborundum�was originally sold as natural "rainbow hematite" and a few other rare crystals that look similar, but is increasingly being correctly known as a man-made silicon carbide. It is sand + carbon super heated and as it cools crystals form. What I can vouch for, is that it is still special. It brings out the inner-Child when the sun strikes its surface and the rainbow�sparkles fly." That's what the rockcrystalshop.com.au said about it. I think that's what it is, what do you guys recon?
Found this image and a bunch of others on Google
silicon carbide
"Carborundum is a man made crystal combining silicon and carbon atoms fused together which sparkles in rainbow colours of gold, pink, green, blue and purple.
Carborundum�was originally sold as natural "rainbow hematite" and a few other rare crystals that look similar, but is increasingly being correctly known as a man-made silicon carbide. It is sand + carbon super heated and as it cools crystals form. What I can vouch for, is that it is still special. It brings out the inner-Child when the sun strikes its surface and the rainbow�sparkles fly." That's what the rockcrystalshop.com.au said about it. I think that's what it is, what do you guys recon?
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I think the nick name is peacock ore.
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Peacock ore is great for channeling positive outcomes.
Great find.
Great find.
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Re: Help me identify this?
I have a piece of that and of peacock ore but they're different.
Here's a little diddy from our good friends at Wikipedia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bornite
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_carbide
Then there is rainbow hemitite which looks a little like carborundum but not as jagged.
Don't know what it does though.
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Here's a little diddy from our good friends at Wikipedia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bornite
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_carbide
Then there is rainbow hemitite which looks a little like carborundum but not as jagged.
Don't know what it does though.
Bb, Firebird
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