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Schist was formed by the metamorphosis of mudstone

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It is a slate rock and is formed from heat and pressure

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pyrite is formed in the depositional environment, or early diagenetic, formed during the transformation of the sediment

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Hornfels is formed when shale or some other mudstone has heat and pressure applied to it

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My rock is marble and it forms by hot temperatures and when it has pressure.

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Granite froms by the slow crystallization of magma below Earth's surface.

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Phyllite forms from heating and compression of clay-rich, bedded sedimentary rocks called shales......

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Marble forms from crystalized limestone with heat and pressure.

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This is marble, marble is formed when limestone is exposed to high temperatures and pressures.

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this is a quartz it is a

Metamorphic rock

it is formed in caves and in volcanos that his were you can most likely to find it and Quartz occurs as a rock-forming mineral in igneous rocks if the overall silica content of the original magma surpasses 63-65 weight-percent. When the magma cools, different minerals will successively grow in the still liquid environment. that is a little back story and that is how it is formed

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Unlike most other gem materials, lapis lazuli is not a mineral. Instead, it is a rock composed of multiple minerals. The blue color of lapis lazuli is mainly derived from the presence of lazurite, a blue silicate mineral of the sodalite group with a chemical composition of (Na,Ca)₈(AlSiO₄)₆(S,Cl,SO₄,OH)₂. Lapis lazuli forms near igneous intrusions where limestone or marble has been altered by contact metamorphism or hydrothermal metamorphism. In these rocks, lazurite replaces portions of the host rock and often preferentially develops within certain bands or layers. it can also combine with calcite, pyrite, sodalite, wollastonite, mica, dolomite, diopside (whatever that is), and a diversity of other minerals which makes it look really cool sometimes (not included in the picture)

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This is Schist, it forms on a convergent plate boundary where sedimentary rocks have been subjected to compression, forces, heat, and chemical activity. 

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This is Schist, it forms on a convergent plate boundary where sedimentary rocks have been subjected to compression, forces, heat, and chemical activity. 

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Gneiss is a foliated metamorphic rock that is formed by regional metamorphism, which means it was formed when tectonic force causes rocks deep inside of the crust to heat up and be pressurized. - Evey Wagner

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Gneiss is a foliated metamorphic rock that is formed by regional metamorphism, which means it was formed when tectonic force causes rocks deep inside of the crust to heat up and be pressurized. - Evey Wagner

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Marble is an example of a non-foliated metamorphic rock. Also, it says anonymous but this was posted by Lauren :)