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Geodes and Crystals: Identification, Types and Value
A geode is a rounded rock with a cavity whose walls are lined with crystals growing inward, and nearly all of the questions people ask about them come down to four things: is it really a geode, is it hollow, what grew inside, and what is it worth. These pages answer those from geological surveys, museum and auction records rather than folklore. Every hardness value, locality, measurement and price here comes from a named source with a date, and where the evidence is thin the pages say so.
Geodes and Crystals: Identification, Types and Value
- Chalcedony Geode: How to Identify, Value and Spot Dye
- Coral Geode: Florida Agatized Coral, Identified and Priced
- Fossil Geode: When a Shell or Coral Becomes a Geode
- Limestone Geode: How They Form and Where to Find Them
- Find Geodes: Where to Look in the US and How to Spot One
- Amethyst Geode: Real vs Dyed, Prices and the Largest Ones
- Agate Geode: How to Identify, Buy and Open One
- Quartz Geode: What Is Inside and How to Identify It
- Septarian Nodules: The Dragon Egg Stone Explained
- Unopened Geodes: How to Pick One That Is Hollow
- Cracking a Geode: Safe Ways to Open One at Home
- Types of Geodes: The Main Kinds and Where They Form
- Geode Identification Chart: Is This Rock a Geode?
- Largest Geode in the World: Crystal Cave and Pulpí
- Crystal Identification: Tests That Name a Crystal
- Mineral Identification Chart: Hardness, Streak, Luster
- Geode Colors: What Purple, Blue and Rainbow Mean
- Mexican Geodes: Coconut, Trancas and Tabasco Types
- Citrine Geode: Why Most Are Heat-Treated Amethyst