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    Hello, I get this stone on Ebay, it is 7 x 1 1/2, medium soft, I am positive is a thuringian, but the face have striations, like a hybrid coticule. the slurry is white, the feeling when hone on, is like a harder stone.
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    Yes is a Cloudy Thuri similar to one that I have,tomorrow will take some pics of mine. I consider this stone a good finisher, like an Escher.

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    did you get this from Nibert67 ? I think i was bidding on it

    nice grab =] hope it hones well for you
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    Thank you, is look like cloudy thuringians, it is a very fine stone. I get the stone with a lot of stones, not from Nibert67.

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    Looks a little bit like this one:

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    But these are not cloudy thuringians, these ones are called creamy thuringians

    A thuringian is called cloudy when it has single spots or streaks of different colour that reminds on clouds. If different colors come together like somebody has mixed different colors in a bucket but has not mixed perfectly or not finished, the thuris are called creamy.

    Well Livio yours could be really a mixture of both!

    What give me some doubts is that you call the stone medium soft and think it feels like a hard stone. Thats not usual especially for this kind of stones which are really soft endfinishers.
    On the other hand the foto showing the backside is very typical for a thuringian.

    Try it and report on your honing experiences! Congrats on the stone.

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    It is definitely thuringian, it is very soft and fine, I just said is feel like harder, but is very soft.
    But is not velvet soft like the Y/G I have. It is comparable with a blue thuringian. Thank you for your input.

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    You are right Hatzicho, my mistake is caused from the three reflected on the wet stone, I've think that was part of stone pattern, sorry.

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