Stone glue

I want to make a sculpture of sorts with favorite rocks that I have collected. I have tried several different types of glues with no luck so far. The main problem is that they do not hold together fast enough without holding them together somehow as they dry because they will not be flat sides I want to hold together. Does anyone know how fast Gorilla glue takes to be stabilize so I can go onto the next rock? Thanksy so much, Penn

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