White rocks & minerals

White rocks and minerals are often calcite, quartz, gypsum, feldspar, or various clays. A streak test and hardness check rule out most look-alikes quickly.

Showing 2041–2060 of 2060 white rocks (page 18 of 18).

Zálesíiterare
mineral · Mohs 3-4green, pale green, white
Zavaritskiterare
mineral · Mohs 2-3yellow, white, gray
Zektzeriterare
mineral · Mohs 6colorless, white, pink
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Zemkoriterare
mineral · Mohs 2white, colorless
Zeolitecommon
mineral · Mohs 3.5-5.5white, colorless, yellow
Zeophylliterare
mineral · Mohs 3-4colorless, white, yellow
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Zeravshaniterare
mineral · Mohs 5.5colorless, white, pale yellow
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Zhangpeishaniterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5colorless, white
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Zharchikhiterare
mineral · Mohs 4.5colorless, white
Zigrasiterare
mineral · Mohs 3white, colorless
Zincaluminiterare
mineral · Mohs 2white, colorless, pale blue
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Zincmelanteriterare
mineral · Mohs 2pale green, white, yellowish green
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Zincomeniterare
mineral · Mohs 2-3colorless, white, yellow
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Zincroseliterare
mineral · Mohs 3.5colorless, white, pale pink
Zincsiliterare
mineral · Mohs 1-2white, bluish
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Zinkositerare
mineral · Mohs 3.5white, colorless, gray
Zircosulfaterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5white, colorless
Znucaliterare
mineral · Mohs 2white, colorless, pale yellow
Zunyiterare
mineral · Mohs 7colorless, white, pale yellow
Zvyagintseviterare
mineral · Mohs 4.5-5white, silver-white, yellowish

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