Uncovering Ammolite: The Rare and Most Colorful Fossil Gemstone

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  • Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
  • Join us as we uncover the vibrant world of Ammolite, a rare and dazzling fossil gemstone. Discover its unique beauty and fascinating history in this exciting exploration!
    For More Information please visit:
    korite.com
    tyrrellmuseum.com
    0:00 Intro
    0:26 💎 Exploring the unique gemstone Ammolite found in an open pit mine in Canada.
    8:16 💎 Different grades of Ammolite specimens vary in suitability for gemstone cutting based on smoothness and color spectrum.
    16:17 ⛏️ Exploring the excavation process of rare fossil gemstones in a mine, focusing on finding and extracting fragments.
    23:50 🦑 Extinction of top predators in the Cretaceous Seas due to acid rain from asteroid impact, affecting food web.
    31:52 🦖 Predatory behavior of mosasaurs towards ammonites and their feeding habits.
    39:36 🦕 Excavation in extreme winter conditions yields diverse fossil specimens, enhancing understanding of prehistoric life.
    47:27 💎 Exploring the process of extracting and utilizing ammolite gemstones, including the meticulous sorting and preservation of materials.
    55:54 🌍 Unique fossil specimens sourced globally for museums, ensuring proper documentation and curation.
    1:03:56 💎 Exploring hidden gemstones in rocky terrain reveals stunning colors and unique formations.
    1:12:19 ⛏️ Revolutionizing ammolite mining process to preserve pristine gemstones.
    1:20:41 🌈 Exploring the intricate process of polishing colorful ammonite fossils.
    1:29:12 💎 Exploring the process of turning ancient ammonites into vibrant gemstones for jewelry.
    1:38:27 💎 Process of making jewelry from Ammolite involves polishing rough pieces at a slight angle to maximize color, creating triplets and stabilized Naturals.
    Recap by Tammy AI

КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @ingridscheeffer1681
    @ingridscheeffer1681 3 дні тому +1

    Fantaaaaasssticc!!!!!! One more massive reason for me to visit Canada! Love your work!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @eddieharmon8557
    @eddieharmon8557 4 дні тому +2

    Thanks Chase for such a well made video. I learned so much that I can share with my customers. So great!!!

  • @chrissettles4127
    @chrissettles4127 4 дні тому +2

    Great video

  • @ammonitecom
    @ammonitecom 4 дні тому +3

    Without a doubt the best documentary on the Bearpaw Ammonite done to date. Johnny you explain all the aspects of our fossil & gem better than any I have heard - even my own! Chase, your enthusiasm and questions are direct to point! Well done! I have worked with the Bearpaw Ammonite for over 30 years and yet learned so much from this piece. Korite you rock!

  • @AlcvinRyuzenRamos
    @AlcvinRyuzenRamos 12 годин тому

    Thanks for this awesome vid, Chase!!! Actually met John yesterday at the Korite office in Calgary, and he was soooo nice! Love your energy and enthusiasm!!!

  • @j.b.4340
    @j.b.4340 5 днів тому +1

    Thank you Chase. Amazing stuff. I have many ammonite fossils, but not a single specimen of ammolite. That mining style reminds me of the phosphate beds, in North Carolina. I’d spend my lunch breaks searching for fossil teeth. The site remediation is the same as our local (Louisiana) lignite mines. They leave the land better than they found it. I love these long videos.

  • @macsgems1989
    @macsgems1989 2 дні тому

    Loved this, highly recommended. Great job

  • @goldcambodia
    @goldcambodia День тому

    Great admin!

  • @boulderleroy2
    @boulderleroy2 23 години тому

    i thought that was stavros halkias in the thumbnail ngl.

  • @rburnett6266
    @rburnett6266 4 дні тому

    Water blasting the rock would speed up the whole process.

  • @KennyLeee1
    @KennyLeee1 2 дні тому

    do you have a geology degree

  • @gasperkanoni8838
    @gasperkanoni8838 День тому

    Its a flooded land not ancient. However, whatever. They died and concentrated because of the flood! Flood flood

  • @BRV-NEET
    @BRV-NEET День тому

    Gówno prawda