Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Mineralati turns specimen photos into geological leads
A photo-identification tool paired with a browseable reference database for rocks, minerals, crystals, gemstones, fossils, and meteorites.
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- Rock, mineral, and meteorite hobbyists
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- The homepage lists 6,319 mineral entries and 1,147 meteorites, while warning that photo matches are not laboratory confirmation.
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The uploader accepts JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 8 MB and asks users to select a specimen class—or leave it as “Not sure (any specimen).” Browseable entries expose reference details such as formulas, Mohs hardness, and color; the homepage lists 6,319 mineral entries and 1,147 meteorites. The site says submitted photos are deleted after generating a result, and cautions that matches are not laboratory confirmation.
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