🔎Not all ugly Lake Superior EG nodules are created equal; some contain surprising beauty.
💎Banded quartz can be found inside some of the nodules, adding to their appeal.
💜Purple amethyst and smokey quartz can also be present, enhancing the variety.
🌈Parallax banding on the inside of banded EG nodules creates a stunning visual effect.
🌿Some nodules contain moss or other organic substances, adding a unique element to the specimens.
Are all the Lake Superior EG nodules ugly?
—No, some contain beautiful banded quartz or amethyst.
What causes the purple color in the nodules?
—The purple color is due to the presence of amethyst or smokey quartz.
What is parallax banding?
—Parallax banding is a unique type of banding that creates a stunning visual effect.
Do all EG nodules contain valuable minerals?
—No, some nodules may contain only common minerals or organic substances.
How can I polish EG nodules?
—To polish EG nodules, you can use a rock tumbler or hand-polishing techniques with sandpaper and polish.
01:00We begin by cutting open a series of ugly Lake Superior EG nodules.
03:45Some nodules surprise us with banded quartz and amethyst.
05:40Parallax banding in a banded EG nodule creates a visually stunning effect.
07:30Moss and other organic substances can also be found inside some nodules.
09:20Not all nodules contain valuable minerals; some may have only common minerals.
