Mineraloid-like Synthetic Material

Synthetic Resin / Plastic Figurine

Synthetic Polymer (Copolymer of Polyethylene or Resin)

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Hardness: 1-3 (Mohs scale), very soft; Color: Translucent neon yellow/lime with internal glitter; Luster: Resinous to dull; Crystal structure: Amorphous (non-crystalline); Cleavage: None (conchoidal fracture when broken); Specific gravity: Low (0.9-1.2g/cm3).

Hardness: 1-3 (Mohs scale), very soft
Color: Translucent neon yellow/lime with internal glitter
Luster: Resinous to dull

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Physical properties

Formation & geological history

Man-made industrial formation involving chemical polymerization or injection molding. Not geologically formed; typically produced in modern manufacturing facilities using thermoplastic or thermosetting resins.

Uses & applications

Used in the toy and novelty industry for collectible figurines, charms, or novelty gifts. No industrial or geological value.

Geological facts

This specimen is a modern synthetic object, likely a 'Shopkin' or similar collectible toy. It contains micro-glitter (plastic or metallic flakes) suspended in a polymer matrix and exhibits 3D printing or molding seam lines on the surface.

Field identification & locations

Identify in the field by its light weight, 'warm' feel compared to stone, presence of air bubbles, glitter, and ability to be easily scratched with a fingernail or copper coin. Found typically in homes or toy stores rather than natural geological outcrops.