Help with group #2

[crowncarrier]

These all look pretty together.

[Al Oregon]

THe majority, if not all, appear to be Alley.

[Steph]

 

Agree with Al's assessment.

One which might not be Alley is this one.   More views might turn that into a Japanese transitional or something else outside the WV swirl family.

 

 

 

[Steph]

Actually, I'd like to see more views of the big one with the darker blue ribbon.  

[crowncarrier]

3 hours ago, Steph said:

Actually, I'd like to see more views of the big one with the darker blue ribbon.  

Here you go.

[Steph]

Okay ... that's a special one.   A very large handgathered marble.  I think maybe Japanese transitional.  And while small transitionals are relatively common, that size puts that in the hard-to-find category.

I don't know what kind of price it could be worth.  But I'd call it a keeper because who knows the next time you might find one.

[crowncarrier]

Cool, I had no idea.

[I'llhavethat1]

Good eye Steph, I was distracted by the top two on the right.  And then got to thinking about whether or not the green one's might have Aventurine. 

Nice marbles, they look good together.

[crowncarrier]

57 minutes ago, I'llhavethat1 said:

Good eye Steph, I was distracted by the top two on the right.  And then got to thinking about whether or not the green one's might have Aventurine. 

Nice marbles, they look good together.

How can one find out if there is Aventurine?

Scott

[Steph]

Take the green marbles out into the sunlight.  Roll them back and forth and see if the green has a sparkle or other glistening sheen.