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Published: 2011-02-01 21:54:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 213; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 0
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Stones i found on my trip to Lanzarote in Jan of 2011.All natural colours, all i did was edit the frame and sharpen it a small bit.
I love all the different colours.
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Neat 
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These are all quite small, well, some are medium size. I love collecting all types of stones. Could i ask you a question? What causes the red crystals? I thought it was usually copper. Some of these stones have it, and i dont know what it is, or if they have a certain name.
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Its most likely iron oxide (rust) bound in the lava that got heated from the remaining underground lava brightening the color but it also can be inddingsite which is weathered olvine (the green stuff)but takes allot of time . But most likely rust
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Ok! Thank you for that! Well i found it in a volcano, in which the side was all expossed. The tour guide said it was like a bubble burst and the volcano exploded there, instead of the top. It errupted in 1730.
Question, is it Olivine, or Olvine?
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Olivine is the right name,Olivine is better known as Peridot(gem quality)
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Yep i knew that lol 
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