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A cousin of mine sent me these pictures. His wondering what it is and if they may be really valuable.

His got this in pretty large quantity around his neighbourhood.

Pardon my typos.

They look like quartz, u can list them on eBay n see the value

slimjohn2k5:
They look like quartz, u can list them on eBay n see the value

Okay. Thanks for your input.

Please how can I go about it.



Modified:
I don't even know what it's called.
Or to even ascertain its value.

These are emiralds. If it is the original one, he should count himself lucky to have such.

These, in 200BC were called the corner stones, once u cut them, the corner glitters even more. Congratulations, You and ur cousin are the next Dangote

But I also pray this is not that same stone we use for scrubbing the sole of our feet when we were small.

Look for a way and write "precious" on each of the stones.

If u can find a way to send it down to america to me I can give it go my professor who is a geologist and they can do some analysis on it and boom if it's what it is u don bank.. so it's ur call..

Papilagreen:
If u can find a way to send it down to america to me I can give it go my professor who is a geologist and they can do some analysis on it and boom if it's what it is u don bank.. so it's ur call..

D pic is enough for you sir

nnamdi640:
These are emiralds. If it is the original one, he should count himself lucky to have such.

Wow. I pray so

FavourNation:
A cousin of mine sent me these pictures. His wondering what it is and if they may be really valuable.

His got this in pretty large quantity around his neighbourhood.

Pardon my typos.

If it's just lying around in his neigbhorhood on top ground instead of under it then it's worthless. From the looks of it my best guess would be that it's sand that has been subject to extreme heat without high pressure(notice the obvious porosity visually), for example lightning. Still worthless at any rate. Virtually all precious stones are forged under both extreme temperature and pressure.

Use Google lens na

Papilagreen:
If u can find a way to send it down to america to me I can give it go my professor who is a geologist and they can do some analysis on it and boom if it's what it is u don bank.. so it's ur call..

What happened to all the professors in Nigeria

lecowas:
These, in 200BC were called the corner stones, once u cut them, the corner glitters even more. Congratulations, You and ur cousin are the next Dangote

But I also pray this is not that same stone we use for scrubbing the sole of our feet when we were small.

Sounds interesting

The embolden got me laughing.

Too early to blow the trumpet

Meanwhile, I have searched online and I found something similar. (With a 4fig price tag in $$)

LoL... Prescious granite

Thurmieee:
Use Google lens na

Yeah. Already done that.

This was some of the results

Thurmieee:
Use Google lens na

I tried digging further using the information(Tibetan Green SeaFoam)
gotten from Google Lens, but it wasn't successful.

Another thing pops up.
Don't know if I'm not doing something right.

lecowas:
These, in 200BC were called the corner stones, once u cut them, the corner glitters even more. Congratulations, You and ur cousin are the next Dangote

But I also pray this is not that same stone we use for scrubbing the sole of our feet when we were small.

These stones are not purmice.

nnamdi640:
These are emiralds. If it is the original one, he should count himself lucky to have such.

lol, because of the greenish coloration. I strongly doubt.

U've got something that seems valuable.

Hold that Ur cousin very well. E get why

What the location of this your cousin bro...?...

How large is the neighbourhood so that we can start budgeting ahead.

These are adamantium stones, a high tolerance metal alloy which can be bended or bonded into any shape, and they are rarely indestructible, for those of us who knows science might have heard of this stone before.

Op just locate any steel factory they will buy it from you

FavourNation:
A cousin of mine sent me these pictures. His wondering what it is and if they may be really valuable.

His got this in pretty large quantity around his neighbourhood.

Pardon my typos.

That is quartz.

The coloured quartz (green, purple...) are more valuable than the clear quartz because they are rarer.

But quartz are generally not valuable.

lecowas:
These, in 200BC were called the corner stones, once u cut them, the corner glitters even more. Congratulations, You and ur cousin are the next Dangote

But I also pray this is not that same stone we use for scrubbing the sole of our feet when we were small.

it seams like one. I don't just know it's name. Our generation has no business with it. Older generations can easily point out it uses among their folks I guess

FavourNation:
A cousin of mine sent me these pictures. His wondering what it is and if they may be really valuable.

His got this in pretty large quantity around his neighbourhood.

Pardon my typos.

Where is ur cousin located?

Every stone is valuable.. what it's used for determines its value

lecowas:
These, in 200BC were called the corner stones, once u cut them, the corner glitters even more. Congratulations, You and ur cousin are the next Dangote

But I also pray this is not that same stone we use for scrubbing the sole of our feet when we were small.

yeah looks like a pumice stone

dynicks:
What the location of this your cousin bro...?...

Nigeria, Africa



I already asked him to waybill some samples to me for proper identification/observation

nnamdi640:
These are emiralds. If it is the original one, he should count himself lucky to have such.

Emeralds? LMAO... NL geologist just declared some random stones in a not too clear picture as emeralds. Emeralds are 20 times more rare than diamonds and they don't look anything like these.

Thurmieee:
Use Google lens na

technology they wont learn

These are granites. But they’re rich in the mineral chlorite. Hence the green coloration. They’re usually found in granitic ring dykes located at Jos and probably Gombe area of Nigeria.

Op the stones are only used for Construction and stuffs based on the strength and instead of the beauty