Gold specimens

Gold-bearing quartz is one of the few ways that hard rock and native gold are found in nature. Here's how to get it out!

Learn the key differences between Fool's Gold (pyrite) and real gold. This guide helps you identify each through color, shape, tarnish, hardness, and streak tests. Essential for rock collectors and enthusiasts.

We don't have to be a geologist in order to search for Gold and there are many lucky people out there who have been collecting and make a living from Gold prospecting. It just require us to be familiar with certain element that is associated to Gold for example the rock which contains gold deposits. Below is a collection of pictures from various websites to show an example of potential rocks containing gold deposits. To study deeper on the scientific details of the Gold geology and its…

A guide to finding gold deposits for prospectors, geologists, rock hounds & the novice. Gold prospecting methods that are proven to work.

With the help of one of the world’s most powerful linear accelerators, team of scientists have for the first time “looked” inside one of the most unique examples of wire gold.

Sedimentary, metamorphic, quartz, granite, and igneous rocks can have gold.

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Gold in its natural form, its quite rare to find stuff this cool. I was told that the gold in this rock keeps growing.

Finding gold is hard, but identifying the indicators is a huge part of the learning curve. You don't need to be a geologist, but being observant is key.

An experienced prospector knows that not all gold-bearing rocks are created equal. This guide covers identifying 6 rocks that can contain gold, like quartz, granite, slate, basalt, schist, and iron pyrite. Learn what clues to look for, like iron oxides and color. Whether you're a rockhound searching for golden treasures or just curious about geology, use this info on gold-containing rocks to find hidden riches!