Maybe some of it's history would help? like, where (what country? Local? etc?) How did you acquire it? What do you think it is?
It looks a little like Blue Gum.
Is it hard? or soft? What does it do when you press a fingernail into it?
Asking for a definitive identification of some fairly non-figured, boring wood on the internet is like asking for a diagnosis for a severe headache on a chat site. Might be a brain tumor, for all I know; on the other hand, it could just be a migrane; or you hit your head with a hammer... Is there some reason you don't want to take it to a local wood expert? Even then it can be nigh onto impossible. I have Madagascar rosewood here that looks and smells exactly like Brazilian. I just stained some myrtle to look exactly like figured koa. I have khaya that looks just like Honduras mahogany. I have California sycamore that looks like leopard skin.