Silent Sunday March 30, 2014 In Linkies Share and tell others about this post:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...photographySilent sunday 0 Prev PostProject 365: photo a day week 13 March 29, 2014 Next Post10 tips for having a caesarean section March 30, 2014 Related Posts Project 52 2021 week 41 October 16, 2021 Project 52 2021 week 40 October 9, 2021 Project 52 2021 week 39 October 2, 2021 33 Comments Honey 8 years ago Very nice and shiny! #MySundayPhoto x bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Thanks for popping by. Mary @over40andamumtoone 8 years ago That is fab, wondered what on earth it was, until I read the comments. Very clever. Nature at it’s best bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago They have loads of minerals, but this one made the best photos. So jagged Mari 8 years ago Now that is interesting. Verily Victoria Vocalises 8 years ago What a great image! 🙂 x bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Thanks. There were so many great minerals but thought this would be a great mystery pic! OneDad3Girls 8 years ago Ok I’m at a lose tooThank you for linking up bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago No worries. It’s pyrite Kim Carberry 8 years ago Shiny, shiny! Not a clue….lol bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite. Fab stuff – although had never seen it before in original form Jaime Oliver 8 years ago you got me confused too Emma 🙂 bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Looked silver here, but more goldy coloured in real life Lisa from Lisa's Life 8 years ago No idea! I just like it because it’s shiny 🙂 bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite – lots of mineral rocks in Oxford Natural history museum. Definitely very shiny Doubtfulmum 8 years ago Very pretty, but what are they? bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals at Oxford Natural history museum. Really beautiful wendy 8 years ago very interesting xx bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago So different to other mineral rocks. It’s pyrite Shay Noble 8 years ago Spill the beans..I just can’t figure it! They look like chunks of rock or metal..? bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Rock is right. Minerals. It’s pyrite. chantelle hazelden 8 years ago Ok spill I just can’t work out what they are!!?? x bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. So different to having it in bead form Jo Laybourn (Sit Still Monkeys) 8 years ago Very shiny but what are they?! bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Oxford Natural history museum has loads of mineral rocks on display and this was one Coombemill 8 years ago Clueless but intrigued? bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite mineral/rock. So shiny although couldn’t get the gold colour it really was to reflect in any photos Merlinda (@pixiedusk) 8 years ago Wow thats so shiny are they like beads? #mysundayphoto Happy Mothers Day! bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Funny you should say that. It’s pyrite, and I have some pyrite beads. They’re gorgeous Kriss MacDonald 8 years ago I’ve been trying to figure out what they are! bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Really shiny and smooth. Makes great beads Sara (@mumturnedmom) 8 years ago Intriguing… bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago I knew it would stump people when I took it. It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals on display at the Natural History museum, but not many look like this!
Mary @over40andamumtoone 8 years ago That is fab, wondered what on earth it was, until I read the comments. Very clever. Nature at it’s best
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago They have loads of minerals, but this one made the best photos. So jagged
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Thanks. There were so many great minerals but thought this would be a great mystery pic!
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite. Fab stuff – although had never seen it before in original form
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Looked silver here, but more goldy coloured in real life
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite – lots of mineral rocks in Oxford Natural history museum. Definitely very shiny
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals at Oxford Natural history museum. Really beautiful
Shay Noble 8 years ago Spill the beans..I just can’t figure it! They look like chunks of rock or metal..?
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago It’s pyrite. Oxford Natural history museum has loads of mineral rocks on display and this was one
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Pyrite mineral/rock. So shiny although couldn’t get the gold colour it really was to reflect in any photos
Merlinda (@pixiedusk) 8 years ago Wow thats so shiny are they like beads? #mysundayphoto Happy Mothers Day!
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago Funny you should say that. It’s pyrite, and I have some pyrite beads. They’re gorgeous
bubbablue Post Author 8 years ago I knew it would stump people when I took it. It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals on display at the Natural History museum, but not many look like this!
33 Comments
Very nice and shiny! #MySundayPhoto x
Thanks for popping by.
That is fab, wondered what on earth it was, until I read the comments. Very clever. Nature at it’s best
They have loads of minerals, but this one made the best photos. So jagged
Now that is interesting.
What a great image! 🙂 x
Thanks. There were so many great minerals but thought this would be a great mystery pic!
Ok I’m at a lose too
Thank you for linking up
No worries. It’s pyrite
Shiny, shiny! Not a clue….lol
Pyrite. Fab stuff – although had never seen it before in original form
you got me confused too Emma 🙂
It’s pyrite. Looked silver here, but more goldy coloured in real life
No idea! I just like it because it’s shiny 🙂
Pyrite – lots of mineral rocks in Oxford Natural history museum. Definitely very shiny
Very pretty, but what are they?
It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals at Oxford Natural history museum. Really beautiful
very interesting xx
So different to other mineral rocks. It’s pyrite
Spill the beans..I just can’t figure it! They look like chunks of rock or metal..?
Rock is right. Minerals. It’s pyrite.
Ok spill I just can’t work out what they are!!?? x
It’s pyrite. So different to having it in bead form
Very shiny but what are they?!
It’s pyrite. Oxford Natural history museum has loads of mineral rocks on display and this was one
Clueless but intrigued?
Pyrite mineral/rock. So shiny although couldn’t get the gold colour it really was to reflect in any photos
Wow thats so shiny are they like beads? #mysundayphoto Happy Mothers Day!
Funny you should say that. It’s pyrite, and I have some pyrite beads. They’re gorgeous
I’ve been trying to figure out what they are!
It’s pyrite. Really shiny and smooth. Makes great beads
Intriguing…
I knew it would stump people when I took it. It’s pyrite. Lots of minerals on display at the Natural History museum, but not many look like this!