I found this rock in Oregon near the coast northern Oregon coast to be a little more exact the white star on it didn’t really help me in trying to identify, what yall think it might be
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Personally i don't think a light tumble would hurt, maybe some quartz with algae? A sunstone? God I can't wait to move back and go rock hounding
Couldn't guess, hardness, concoidal chips? Looks like common opal? Jasper? Hard to tell from here! 😚
Looked harder, less jasper, feldspar?
I’ve been hand polishing it you can see it’s getting a lot more shinier and smothe