Index to Facebook Group Alphabetical Series

A is for Amygdaloidal

B is for Botryoidal

C is for (Fossil) Coral

D is for Dendrites

E is for Entrance

F is for Fossil Worm Cast

G is for Green Hydrogrossular

H is for Hematite Jasper

I is for Ichnogenus Protovirgularia

J is for (Picture) Jasper

K is for Kai Iwi Beach Stone

L is for Leithfield Beach Petrified Wood

M is for Muscovite Mica from Joyce Bay

N is for November in the Calendar

O is for Opaque Orepuki Orbicular Jasper

P is for Planet in a Pebble

Q is for Quartzite Stone from Kakanui

S is for Slope Point Stone

T is for Timaru Today

U is for Unusual Variations of Trace Fossil Stones

V is for >>>>>>

W is for Ward Beach ZoophycosCross in a Stone

X is for X-Figures When Veins Cross in a Stone

Y is for Yellow Stone from Kaikoura Coast

Z is for Zoomorphic Shape in Stone

I am a member of the Facebook Group “New Zealand Lapidary, Rocks, Minerals, Fossils”. The Administrators invited members to submit photos each week of a stone, mineral or fossil in their collection that starts with a letter of the alphabet. My first Post was made on 1 May 2021. Since then, I have re-posted each one on TumbleStone, two at a time:

“A” is for “Amygdaloidal”
“B” is for “Botryoidal Chalcedony”
“C” is for “(Fossil) Coral”
“D” is for “Dendrites”
“E” is for “Entrance”
“F” is for “Fossil Worm Casts”
“G” is for “Green Hydrogrossular Garnet”
“H” is for “Hematite Jasper”
“I” is for “Ichnogenus Protovirgularia”
“J” is for “(Picture) Jasper”
“K” is for “Kai Iwi Beach Stone”
“L” is for “Leithfield Beach Petrified Wood”
“M” is for “Muscovite Mica from Joyce Bay”
“N” is for “November in the Calendar”
“O” is for “Opaque Orepuki Orbicular Jasper”
“P” is for “Planet in a Pebble”
“Q” is for “Quartzite Stone from Kakanui”
“R” is for “Riverton Rocks Red Rock”
“S” is for “Slope Point Stone”
“T” is for “Timaru Today”
“U” is for “Unusual Variations of Trace Fossil Stones”
“V” is for “The Chevron Shape of Trace Fossils”
“W” is for “Ward Beach Zoophycos”
“X” is for “X-figures when veins cross in a stone”
“Y” is for “Yellow Beach Stone from Kaikoura Coast”
“Z” is for “Zoomorphic Shape in Stone”

Author: tumblestoneblog

Retired Academic, male, living in the New Zealand countryside near Whanganui with his wife as well as Jasper the dog, Fluffy the cat, Dancer and Penny, the horses, and a shed half-full of stones. Email john.tumblestone@gmail.com. View all posts by tumblestoneblog