On Dec 01/2011 around 7:25 through 7:50 I went through the security checkup at the entrance for Gate D. After screening my 2 carry-ons, I was invited by a female officer to open my luggages. In my plastic bag with liquids was an 100ml used Sensodyne tooth paste. She told me that isn't allowed. I poined on the 100ml and told her that I am allowed to carry liquids up to 100ml package. She seemed to agree. She then found a bottle of water I simply forgot it to empty before going to Gate D, and I agreed to be discarded. Then she pulled out a small plastic bag and asked me about the content. I explained to her and she convinced herself about the content: 4 slices of ornamental stones, with the price ($6.99 each) on the backof each, receipt attached to the bag. I took them in the carry-on because these are very fragile. She then took my both carry-ons back to the x-ray unit, operated by a young american-african lady, informed her about the incriminated objects, run the luggage through x-ray machine for the second time, then she returned my carry-ons and told me that I'm clear to go. The whole discussion was nice and very polite. Back home, I wasn't able to found the 4 stone slices and the tooth paste in my carry-ons. Could you help me? I'm living in Canada, and the 4 stone slices were the most wanted presents for my family. Please let me know about the outcome 403-866-9404 or sfeclas@shaw.ca