Pudding Stone Gold?

I've done some reading and it's likely not real gold, although a possibility.

[@diii2511]

I see the gold. What a gorgeous pudding stone. Use a polyurethane finish. Like 2 coats of clear coat and it will make all that color pop. It won’t hurt the stone.

[@teaproductions7047]

Really nice stone! One of the best I have ever seen. Good for you.

[@kurlee2460]

Just think it was there waiting for you to find. Truly a beautiful stone.

[@MrChubbyHubby.]

That is a rocking awesome Pudding Stone Up North Outdoors, very nice! And I see those spots, it does look like gold, I think if you take a pin and do a scratch test that might tell you, if it's gold it will feel like soft metal and leave a groove, if it's mica it should scratch but leave some dust and will feel harder. Hope this helps, thanks for showing us.

[@CityRockhounding]

That's truly a beauty, love it! I've heard there's gold in some, I can see it.

[@dalehammond1749]

That is an exceptional pudding stone.

[@AncintArt2ndColony]

Interesting type of conglomerate ! 👍

[@CityRockhounding]

Nice gold flakes that's awesome!

[@CityRockhounding]

That's a beauty, nice one there. I'm in low MI!

[@KarmaCharmer539]

One of my favorites, what is/ or are the red inclusions ?

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

Jasper

[@88mmFlaK]

cool stone u should slather it with mineral oil if u dont already thx for vidja

[@dieterdodel835]

I want my 5 minutes back!

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

Oh yeah?

[@jamesrich8463]

So where should I be looking for pudding stones? Nice stone, very nice features.

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

They are all over northern Michigan. Farm field rock piles and beaches are probably your best bet.

[@user-hm6bn6kw6k]

Lake Huron side of Michigan/ The farther north you go, the more agate-y they seem to be. If you go the UP--sorry--Upper Peninsula--you will find great agates, maybe a Yooperlite or two; they glow in the dark, so go after sunset. For a real thrill, take a UV flashlight.

[@Mohammad-obaidat-72]

this is kimberlite rock ... which carry gemstones

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

Not quite; look up jasper conglomerate.

[@alikhankhan-ms4en]

I have 7 pudding Stones.each stone is quiet different in Colours.is this a Precious stone?

[@marknorthrup4897]

Are you 100% sure it's gold and not mica? I have also found stuff that I was sure it was gold/ruby/sapphire until I was really good at telling what was what.

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

I have no idea, really, just guessing.

[@marknorthrup4897]

@@upnorthoutdoors989 Well, I love the name of your channel and your honesty too. heh I do hope that turns out to be gold and also that you have fun doing this channel.

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

@@marknorthrup4897 Thanks!

[@KevinCutler-mb5lw]

Pudding stone or Conglomerate stone?

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

Both.

[@angelinalarios4253]

I can see it

[@craiggower1965]

Use a spray bottle to wet it. Does a sponge take material off of it, scrubbing it?

[@upnorthoutdoors989]

It's a hard rock, a sponge doesn't remove anything.

[@alikhankhan-ms4en]

Is this a preciou stone?i have 6 big pudding Stones in different Colours.any one tell me plz