Lol. Just got permabanned from r/whatisthisrock for the most RIDICULOUS reason. Overzealous Reddit mods are like shoes made out of sandpaper.

r/whatisthisrock is very relaxing despite the rest of reddit

I used to be salty when my tattoo artists took forever (or never) posted my tattoo to socials, now i get salty because nobody IDs my submissions to r/whatisthisrock

(scrolling through r/whatisthisrock again instead of doing anything productive)

here’s a few pulls from my bookshelf. i feel like some have gone missing though. also r/whatisthisrock is a great resource for the learning identification and distinguishing fake from real

Post it on r/whatisthisrock

haha

Because you've shown interest in a similar community

I'm not an expert, but the left looks like sodalite and the right looks like some kind of crackled amethyst. r/whatisthisrock helped me a lot when I started IDing all my crystals!

#whatisthisrock

I'm thinking it's an agate, but I'm not sure.

I wonder if the red bit is just feldspar or carnelian. Second photo is under black light. I think this is a 100x zoom. Anybody know #whatisthisrock #rockidentification #geology

You could stick it on Reddit whatisthisrock, see what you get?

or blowing up in r/whatisthisrock

I can’t wait for this to start showing up in r/whatisthisrock

now that's interesting

don't think fossil though.

the 'carved' away parts look too parallel

if you don't find any answers here, r/whatisthisrock is actually good for this shit, if you can stomach reddit.

I'm subscribed to r/Crystals and r/whatisthisrock on Reddit because I am interested in the cool shiny rocks

But lately about 9/10 posts are literally just "hey is this orange/yellow quartz ~real citrine~ or heat treated amethyst" and it's driving me bananas.

Next time someone on a dating app asks what my hobbies are, I’m just going to tell them the only four I Reddit communities I follow are:
r/DeuxMoi, r/whatisthisrock, r/metaldetecting and r/wheeloffortune.