Gem Profile Contest Oct 19: Name that Rock!

By on October 19, 2012
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by Rose Marion, Wire-Sculpture.com

Gem Profile Contest for
October 19, 2012

You know the deal: it’s time to identify 8 rocks from recent gem profiles for the chance to win a $10 gift certificate to Wire-Sculpture.com. The first 5 people to correctly identify them will be the winners!

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Gem Profile Contest: Name that Rock!

It’s pretty simple: Below are 8 pictures from Gem Profiles that we’ve published on the Blog. Simply leave a comment below identifying each stone in order, and you could win! (Because these are mostly types of agate and chalcedony, please be specific: for an example, we would want to see “paintbrush jasper,” not just “jasper.”) The first 5 comments with the correct answers will each win a $10 gift certificate to Wire-Sculpture!

Update: Congratulations Tatiana, Janet, Mary Jean, Frances, and Judi! You’ll be receiving your gift certificates via email today. Thanks for participating, everyone!!

Good luck, rockhounds!!!

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Think you know them all? Leave a comment listing what stone is pictured, in the order shown, and you could win a $10 gift certificate!

And – don’t forget to send pictures of how you’ve used sodalite or lazurite in your jewelry! We’re covering Sodalite in next week’s gem profile, and your handmade jewelry could be featured! Send pictures to tips@wire-sculpture.com .

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51 Comments

  1. avatar

    Nan

    October 22, 2012 at 4:59 am

    1. Howlite Cab
    2. Magnesite (dyed) beads
    3. Tournaline Multi colored pear faceted
    4. Emerald Pear cutcabochon
    5. Aquamarine trillion faceted
    6. Carnelian beads both heated and natural
    7. Green Adventurine Cabochon
    8. Opal (looks like Australian or Ethiopian)