r/CrystalID

Has a cool moon shape to it. Gives off lots of energy!

no idea on the origin, bought from local shop India, hard surface nice colour, rumbled

*Pic 1 and 2 are the same at different angles

*Pic 3 and 4 are the same one from different angles

I got these as part of a large bundle of crystals and I’m struggling to id them. I initially thought the first one might be amethyst but it has a bit of green in there.

And the chakra sphere I can only guess a few of them in the little slices. Sodalite, green aventurine???amethyst, maybe citrine for the third slice?

The black scrying disk… I have no idea how to tell the difference between the deep black stones.

Went crystal hunting today and came across this lovely piece in the Mookaite bin, did not look like really any others in the bin, but Mookaite does have A LOT of variety, so maybe?
The shop folks thought it might be Rhyolite, but I am unsure?

Any thoughts or help identifying are encouraged, as I am new to the crystal world and I am really into ensuring I have the proper name and label so I can name it in the future if any asks and also ensure it receives proper care!

Thank you in advance!

Any ideas other than that?

These were in a big bag of crystals I got off of marketplace

Not sure if it’s real or not! The gold in the ring is 10k which makes me think (hope) it may be!

It does not fluoresce under a uv light, it just glances off it. I thought it was fluorite but I don’t think that anymore. Any ideas? Guesses?

I thrifted this necklace and I'm curious about what stone this is on the pendant. I think that the chain part of the necklace was made separately, although I bought the two of them together, since the metal parts of the chain are significantly different than the pendant.

There is a stamp that says 18k gold plated on the pendant. Could this be sugilite? Another stone? It's definitely not plastic. Thinking of gifting this to my mom for her birthday, with a nicer chain, and I think she'd appreciate knowing what stone it is. I'd appreciate any help, thank you!