Definitely for Opal related entertainment value, Pulitzer opal is the top dog, for sure. And always good info. He's in my list of top top 5 favorite channels. Him, Phil at @theopalmills who does virtually EVERYTING involved in the processes of the opal trade, from mining, to jewelry. and Roy at @roysrocks are also in that category, because of the educational value, and of course Justin at @blackopaldirect he always has some incredible material, and also provides great info. Then there's Jaymin, Noah, and JC, from @younggunsopalhunters who show a pretty fun side of opal mining. (Although it would be really cool to see daily content from them! 😆)
Once again you kept Sheila, the cats, and the viewers happy. The commentary is the most entertainment contained in the video. The beautiful opal “bull” lives up to its name.
Well you did it this time! I previously blamed you for getting my daughter interested in precious stones (she's 11). She finally convinced me to get us a Cab King 6. It just showed up. I don't know if I should say thank you or tell you off lol. It's nice to see her getting into a rewarding hobby that will lead us out into desert rock hounding more. Keep the great videos coming.
After a trip to the Oregon coast we came home and my dog wasn't doing well, the vet said she had an obstruction, He removed a large Agate from inside her insides so while cats may not eat opal, keep them away from your dog.
Thank you for sharing. I never knew an opal could be upside down. I have an opal about 10 cts that I need to be set in a piece of jewelry. I will definitely take a second look at it now to make sure it's set right.
I never ever get tired of seeing you make an arrowhead. Not to mention it’s just good to see an arrowhead. I’ve been out probably ten times over the past couple of months and have struck out every time. Great work brother👍🇺🇸
@@PulitzerOpal My dry spell broke the other day when I was planting flowers for my mom. It’s a small one with a busted off ear but beggars can’t be choosers. And I’m headed out tomorrow to look. We had a pretty good rain the other day so I might get lucky. The Natives in Missouri were blessed with an abundance of chert and flint. I should make a short video of a couple of hillsides on our farm during the winter. Hillside is covered with it, although it’s been exposed for who knows how long and mostly freeze cracked👍🇺🇸
When you flipped your wife’s pendant, it made such a beautiful, big improvement in the color! I love the arrowheads you make and Codohse is no exception! You have such a gift with opals!
Wow ,I am not showing the wife this video so as not to go into debt. Amazing finished pieces. Thank you the show and no cats were harmed in the making of this episode.
Opals have a magical way of touching hearts with their beauty and sparkle! 😍 We're thrilled to bring that smile to your heart. Remember to subscribe for more opal adventures and a chance to win opals from this video! 🌟
Always a privilege when kernel let's out a video and shares his knowledge. I'm still glad that quality has never dropped and he never lost his sense of humor. Always an honor sir.
I've been stalking your channel for the past few days waiting for the next installment of awesome. You never disappoint. Neither does Shelia...keep grinding Shelia that's how to keep your figure as you grow older. Glad to meet you Clarice do be careful who you hang out with though the Colonel can be a bit on the fistyside once in awhile.
I love watching your videos. I've learned more about opals from you than anyone else. I hope to visit Australia one day and see where my favorite stones come from. I love opals. Thank you for teaching me so much.
Dig the stones and greatly appreciate the tips & tricks. And the dry wit & fuzzy kitties work and Sheila's not bad either... or is she? How clever... & kudos to Pulitzer Opal who offers highly entertaining & informative content well worth watching.
The only one who would make arrows head out of opal you're a different man you're amazing always a pleasure to watch you got the sense of humor too which i add a mentor like you much love from Montreal Canada
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you find the educational aspect of my videos valuable. Learning something new every day is a wonderful approach to life, and I'm thrilled to be a part of your learning journey. If you have any specific topics or questions related to opals that you'd like me to cover in future videos, feel free to let me know. Keep watching, and I'll continue to provide educational and entertaining content!
Thanks for explaining directional. I don’t know why,but with your explanation the light finally came on. Thanks for that and thanks for having your kitties entertain us s while your grinding and showing them split screen so we can watch which ever we want by what’s happening. Thanks for the videos. Cats and opals, two of my favorite things.
You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that the explanation about directionality made things click for you. And I'm delighted that you enjoy the company of our feline friends during the opal adventures. Cats and opals do make a fantastic combination, don't they? 😺💎📽️ Thanks for being a part of our opal-loving community!
You always have awesome rough to work with. I watch Justin just so I don't go crazy before you put out another video and that's the truth! Maybe someday we will get to see you do a victory dance!
I’m just tickled you posted another video! The opal is amazing as always! Love watching you work your magic turning a beautiful piece of rough into world class gemstones!
Who knew entertainment, education, and beautiful stones could all be found on one UA-cam channel? Thanks for all the knowledge you are offering to us :)
My wife and i have an anniversary coming up in August and i didn't know what to get her until i found your channel. Those arrow heads you nap out of opal are perfect! So im going to start saving now so i can buy one from yours. Such beautiful work! And love those kitties !
I just seen big bad opal and you said you dont sell opals and im sad😞cus i want one of your arrow head opals for my wife for our anniversary! What can i do to get one?
Those are beautiful stones! Never knew/thought about the directionality for opal before. I will be keeping that in mind when I finally get some for myself. Great to see the kitties as always. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful work with us! I think I have commented this before, but with enough of those opal chips, you could make a stunning inlay in a table or other furniture piece. I still have to apply finish and make the base, but I just finished a making the top of a side table with an inlay of Connemara marble, garnet, moss agate and carnelian chips.
Your knapping another beautiful cab! The "directionality" of the flaking is amazing, I did not know. Cats cause laughter, and opal addiction! I need to get me a pusher.
Thank you kindly, MrInsaint! Opals have a way of capturing the imagination, and I'm thrilled you appreciate the work we do here. If you ever have more opal-related thoughts or questions, don't hesitate to share. Opal enthusiasts like you make this journey even more enjoyable! 😄👍🌟
Those are two ornery cute cats you got there:-) Beautiful opal stones too, I am new at learning about opals and patterns, so much to know. You make it fun though. A sense of humor is priceless these days..............
Never a dull moment here! Even with the stones irregularly, they are still beautiful. And tell Sheila to ditch the house phone. Her cord is hitting the floor! 🙋🏼♀️🇨🇦
Your work on the Queen of prestige gems is always enjoyable to watch. You keep it entertaining and teaching with your knowledge.Thank the Opal gods above that i ran across you and your opal videos. Me and my 4 cats will never be the same.😻
I really enjoy these arrowhead videos you have mastered this technique and it amazes me that you are able to do this to an opal without cracking it. Also the jewelery you make accents those opals perfectly. Im glad the cat didnt eat that opal she would be glowing for days💥✌️ Another great video thanks🙂
Many gems have directionality, such as agate, moss agate tourmalines etc. I love your videos and the hand knapping of opal arrowheads is an art all its own. Thank you for the interesting videos
Way kewl video, super entertaining and informative, I’d love to own an opal some day, you do an amazing job cutting and polishing to. Thanks for sharing.
It’s so good to see another informative and entertaining video! A couple days ago, our dog brought us 4 presents, well kittens is more like it and no more the 4 weeks old. The first 3 we found a foster/rescue to take them to (he only brought 3 to the house), then 2 hours later he comes trotting in with another one! We’re keeping it and named him Forrest.
You had me scratching my head about your cat eating opal LOL Ok now I'm going to gave to talk with your wife about you and Shella with all that grinding going on HAHAHAHA Beautiful stones Don and a masterful job making them also!!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Always enjoy your videos you should make Sheila a pair of earrings from the chips all the work she does for you and your channel I feel she is underappreciated and deserves a treat
Always amazing stones! Will keep trying to win one of your arrowheads and hopefully one of these days one will take a place of honor in my collection! Never to be sold....
@@PulitzerOpal hmm... good question. Too many creators on YT that takes my time I guess. Now I have watches several of your videos and really like what I see. And opals is so pretty. Most of my life I have wanted to go to Australia to look for opal and gold, but life wanted it different. So I think I will have to see what I can find on eBay or Etsy just to have one to hold in my hand. :D
Just recently started getting into opals, in my region we don't have them to find anywhere close by. Watching how you work to shape them is very interesting and have been trying to find specimens of my own. Love your work, keep it up
I've been a long-time fan of yours and have recommended you at every turn. I know I won't have the best comment, but I still want you to know you have made an opal-ite out of myself and many others!
Bonjour, Karine! It's wonderful to have viewers from all around the world, including France. I'm glad you find the opal content interesting, even with the subtitles. Merci for tuning in, and if you ever have questions or want to discuss opals or anything else, feel free to join the conversation. 😊🌍🇫🇷
I was disappointed to see the cat didn't eat the opal because that is how I read the title. Reminds me of a movie which I can't think of the name. It's where a dog at a gem and they were waiting for him to poop it out 😂. Love your videos, they always give me giggles and tech me something! All beautiful cut! Loved your movie quote as well! 😂
Always love your videos. The opals are always gorgeous. I wish they would find their direction north as that's were I live. Thanks for your interesting and informative input.
I love your videos and I'm always glad to see you post! It's always good to see some beautiful opals and cute animals. I just made my first piece of opal jewelry. Thanks for another great video! You never fail to educate or entertain.
Another great video. Instructive and humorous. I find opals the most beautiful and fascinating of gems (diamonds can be somebody else's best friend). You have some magnificent examples in this video.
Your videos quite enjoyable to watch and I agree orientation matters when setting an opal to a pendant to show off the beautiful colors. Especially if it is double sided.
Hands down the most entertaining yet informational opal videos on the platform
So far I'll have to agree, especially the entertaining part!
Definitely for Opal related entertainment value, Pulitzer opal is the top dog, for sure. And always good info. He's in my list of top top 5 favorite channels. Him, Phil at @theopalmills who does virtually EVERYTING involved in the processes of the opal trade, from mining, to jewelry. and Roy at @roysrocks are also in that category, because of the educational value, and of course Justin at @blackopaldirect he always has some incredible material, and also provides great info. Then there's Jaymin, Noah, and JC, from @younggunsopalhunters who show a pretty fun side of opal mining. (Although it would be really cool to see daily content from them! 😆)
Once again you kept Sheila, the cats, and the viewers happy. The commentary is the most entertainment contained in the video. The beautiful opal “bull” lives up to its name.
Boy, say grinding around Shela and she gets on it. Thanks for the video. very nice work on the arrowhead. Keep them coming
Well you did it this time! I previously blamed you for getting my daughter interested in precious stones (she's 11). She finally convinced me to get us a Cab King 6. It just showed up. I don't know if I should say thank you or tell you off lol. It's nice to see her getting into a rewarding hobby that will lead us out into desert rock hounding more.
Keep the great videos coming.
After a trip to the Oregon coast we came home and my dog wasn't doing well, the vet said she had an obstruction, He removed a large Agate from inside her insides so while cats may not eat opal, keep them away from your dog.
You're right. lol
Thank you for sharing. I never knew an opal could be upside down. I have an opal about 10 cts that I need to be set in a piece of jewelry. I will definitely take a second look at it now to make sure it's set right.
@@PulitzerOpal Cats can have a little opal, as a treat.
I live on the Oregon Coast.... interesting
THE CHANNEL THAT MAKES OPAL FUN..... THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Hello from Albuquerque, great video, love the cat's and love the dog.
I never ever get tired of seeing you make an arrowhead. Not to mention it’s just good to see an arrowhead. I’ve been out probably ten times over the past couple of months and have struck out every time. Great work brother👍🇺🇸
@@PulitzerOpal My dry spell broke the other day when I was planting flowers for my mom. It’s a small one with a busted off ear but beggars can’t be choosers. And I’m headed out tomorrow to look. We had a pretty good rain the other day so I might get lucky. The Natives in Missouri were blessed with an abundance of chert and flint. I should make a short video of a couple of hillsides on our farm during the winter. Hillside is covered with it, although it’s been exposed for who knows how long and mostly freeze cracked👍🇺🇸
I still hate seeing the chips of opal fly off though 🤷🏻♂️
Hard to decide what’s best haha
@@bibson1405 Gotta crack some eggs to make an omelette 👍🇺🇸
When you flipped your wife’s pendant, it made such a beautiful, big improvement in the color!
I love the arrowheads you make and Codohse is no exception! You have such a gift with opals!
Glad to see Sheila and the cats are doing great. and of course yourself as well. awesome opal as always! Hellooo Clarice
Wow ,I am not showing the wife this video so as not to go into debt. Amazing finished pieces. Thank you the show and no cats were harmed in the making of this episode.
Talent, skill and a sense of humor, that's why I watch. Keep on cutting.
WHOA!!! These opals give me the feels 😮 A lil sparkle makes my heart smile 😻 just gorgeous!!!!
Opals have a magical way of touching hearts with their beauty and sparkle! 😍 We're thrilled to bring that smile to your heart. Remember to subscribe for more opal adventures and a chance to win opals from this video! 🌟
Always a privilege when kernel let's out a video and shares his knowledge. I'm still glad that quality has never dropped and he never lost his sense of humor. Always an honor sir.
Happy to see another video. Thanks for keeping us entertained and educated.
Thank you Colonel for the entertaining and informative. Always loved watching you make arrowheads.
I appreciate you teaching us in a fun and entertaining way. Making these videos is very kind and thoughtful of you. Be well everyone
I've been stalking your channel for the past few days waiting for the next installment of awesome. You never disappoint. Neither does Shelia...keep grinding Shelia that's how to keep your figure as you grow older. Glad to meet you Clarice do be careful who you hang out with though the Colonel can be a bit on the fistyside once in awhile.
You are the only reason I ever got interested in Opal. That's because I had never seen them before. Thank you for sharing your experience !!!
I love your videos they are funny, and educational your knowledge of opal cutting and humor keeps me coming back for more! Keep up the great work!
This is my favorite lapidary channels to watch on UA-cam. Watching the colonel grinding & polishing got me interested in making cabochons.
I love watching your videos. I've learned more about opals from you than anyone else. I hope to visit Australia one day and see where my favorite stones come from. I love opals. Thank you for teaching me so much.
Always funny. Thank you.
So relaxing watching you make arrowheads .
Dig the stones and greatly appreciate the tips & tricks. And the dry wit & fuzzy kitties work and Sheila's not bad either... or is she? How clever... & kudos to Pulitzer Opal who offers highly entertaining & informative content well worth watching.
The only one who would make arrows head out of opal you're a different man you're amazing always a pleasure to watch you got the sense of humor too which i add a mentor like you much love from Montreal Canada
I always love watching the process from rought to final piece! Your wit is quite the bonus!
I just can't get enough of your videos! I'm always entertained!
I just love the education that you provide in your videos 💖💖💖 I love learning something new everyday.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you find the educational aspect of my videos valuable. Learning something new every day is a wonderful approach to life, and I'm thrilled to be a part of your learning journey. If you have any specific topics or questions related to opals that you'd like me to cover in future videos, feel free to let me know. Keep watching, and I'll continue to provide educational and entertaining content!
I love Paco , Touchy and Shiela! Thank you for sharing you're amazing videos
Thanks for explaining directional. I don’t know why,but with your explanation the light finally came on. Thanks for that and thanks for having your kitties entertain us s while your grinding and showing them split screen so we can watch which ever we want by what’s happening. Thanks for the videos. Cats and opals, two of my favorite things.
You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that the explanation about directionality made things click for you. And I'm delighted that you enjoy the company of our feline friends during the opal adventures. Cats and opals do make a fantastic combination, don't they? 😺💎📽️ Thanks for being a part of our opal-loving community!
You always have awesome rough to work with. I watch Justin just so I don't go crazy before you put out another video and that's the truth! Maybe someday we will get to see you do a victory dance!
Those are the most beautiful stones Ive seen in a long time... the colors are vibrant & sparkle like colored stars again beautiful
I’m just tickled you posted another video! The opal is amazing as always! Love watching you work your magic turning a beautiful piece of rough into world class gemstones!
The prong pusher...what a joystick. Thanks Sheila and friends!
I love you, your kittens, and your opals. Sheila’s alright.
Wow those are some fantastic looking Opal's...... Great work
Who knew entertainment, education, and beautiful stones could all be found on one UA-cam channel? Thanks for all the knowledge you are offering to us :)
My mentor and friend. So good to see you. And Sheila and the cats. ❤
absolutely stunning pulitzer! poor ole Shelia gets the bunt of it every time! lol! have a blessed day my friend.
My wife and i have an anniversary coming up in August and i didn't know what to get her until i found your channel. Those arrow heads you nap out of opal are perfect! So im going to start saving now so i can buy one from yours. Such beautiful work! And love those kitties !
I just seen big bad opal and you said you dont sell opals and im sad😞cus i want one of your arrow head opals for my wife for our anniversary! What can i do to get one?
Those are beautiful stones! Never knew/thought about the directionality for opal before. I will be keeping that in mind when I finally get some for myself. Great to see the kitties as always. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful work with us! I think I have commented this before, but with enough of those opal chips, you could make a stunning inlay in a table or other furniture piece. I still have to apply finish and make the base, but I just finished a making the top of a side table with an inlay of Connemara marble, garnet, moss agate and carnelian chips.
Your knapping another beautiful cab! The "directionality" of the flaking is amazing, I did not know. Cats cause laughter, and opal addiction! I need to get me a pusher.
Your style of comedy just brightens my day. I could watch you play with opal all day!
Outstanding work of Opal, Sir Colonel💯🫡💯
Thank you kindly, MrInsaint! Opals have a way of capturing the imagination, and I'm thrilled you appreciate the work we do here. If you ever have more opal-related thoughts or questions, don't hesitate to share. Opal enthusiasts like you make this journey even more enjoyable! 😄👍🌟
Those are two ornery cute cats you got there:-) Beautiful opal stones too, I am new at learning about opals and patterns, so much to know. You make it fun though. A sense of humor is priceless these days..............
I am always totally amazed at your work thank you for sharing❤
Remind me to check your sock drawer if I ever come by. Haha. Nice color in that stuff!
Thanks for linking the video's on the finished pieces. Take care, Colonel!
Never a dull moment here! Even with the stones irregularly, they are still beautiful. And tell Sheila to ditch the house phone. Her cord is hitting the floor! 🙋🏼♀️🇨🇦
I love opals and I been learning a lot from ur show. Great channel,thanks!!😊
Thank You for all you do Real man of genius .I will pray you keep well and grinding them colorful stones.
Your work on the Queen of prestige gems is always enjoyable to watch. You keep it entertaining and teaching with your knowledge.Thank the Opal gods above that i ran across you and your opal videos. Me and my 4 cats will never be the same.😻
I really enjoy these arrowhead videos you have mastered this technique and it amazes me that you are able to do this to an opal without cracking it. Also the jewelery you make accents those opals perfectly. Im glad the cat didnt eat that opal she would be glowing for days💥✌️ Another great video thanks🙂
Another awesome and entertaining video!! Thank you so much for sharing your mad skills with opals!! I truly appreciate it and Sheila!
All the opals you cut are beautiful when you finish. The arrow heads are pretty cool too.
Buying a rock and never doing anything with it is my M.O. I'm glad you were able to find the 12 year old purchase and reveal it's beauty!
Love the videos, the humor cracks me up! Also very educational, thanks
Many gems have directionality, such as agate, moss agate tourmalines etc. I love your videos and the hand knapping of opal arrowheads is an art all its own. Thank you for the interesting videos
I can't get enough of your videos! These are interesting and relaxing to watch. Keep it up please
great opals, love your videos.
Well, as you know, from some of my past comments, I enjoy all your opals. I truly think you Are an artist keep up the great work
Way kewl video, super entertaining and informative, I’d love to own an opal some day, you do an amazing job cutting and polishing to. Thanks for sharing.
WOW the colors are awesome
I luv hopper ❤🎉 awesome video
It’s so good to see another informative and entertaining video!
A couple days ago, our dog brought us 4 presents, well kittens is more like it and no more the 4 weeks old. The first 3 we found a foster/rescue to take them to (he only brought 3 to the house), then 2 hours later he comes trotting in with another one! We’re keeping it and named him Forrest.
You had me scratching my head about your cat eating opal LOL Ok now I'm going to gave to talk with your wife about you and Shella with all that grinding going on HAHAHAHA
Beautiful stones Don and a masterful job making them also!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Owning one of your amazing opal arrowheads is one of my dreams. Thank you for making my dreams a possibility by creating great content!!!
Nice looking opals man. Always fun to watch ur videos
You're the greatest, Colonel. I love your videos.
a great video as always! Love learning new things about opal.
Always enjoy your videos you should make Sheila a pair of earrings from the chips all the work she does for you and your channel I feel she is underappreciated and deserves a treat
Always amazing stones! Will keep trying to win one of your arrowheads and hopefully one of these days one will take a place of honor in my collection! Never to be sold....
I found you, your opals and your cats today. Def a new addition to my watch list. :)
@@PulitzerOpal hmm... good question. Too many creators on YT that takes my time I guess.
Now I have watches several of your videos and really like what I see. And opals is so pretty.
Most of my life I have wanted to go to Australia to look for opal and gold, but life wanted it different.
So I think I will have to see what I can find on eBay or Etsy just to have one to hold in my hand. :D
@@PulitzerOpal thank you for the info :)
Those opal arrowhead are the best! You are the king! You’ve made a pretty good jump in subs this last month,continue on Sir!
I found this place that is very interesting to know more about opal. Beautiful stone!
I love your cats. I miss all my old fur buddies.
Love you videos. Always waiting for the next. Your videos are entertaining also
Just recently started getting into opals, in my region we don't have them to find anywhere close by. Watching how you work to shape them is very interesting and have been trying to find specimens of my own. Love your work, keep it up
Always enjoy it's almost like therapy. Tell Sheila I said hi😆
Beautiful stones, Opal has long been by favorite gem.
I have about 10lbs of rough just sitting in a box if I send you a picture can you give me an idea where it came from and maybe what it's worth
Buck is stunning, they are all stunning but Buck is especially so.
Your quite Gifted my friend, always a joy to watch
I've been a long-time fan of yours and have recommended you at every turn. I know I won't have the best comment, but I still want you to know you have made an opal-ite out of myself and many others!
@@PulitzerOpal Absolutely, thanks for reminding me!
You are so dang funny, thank you for hours of informative entertainment
Hello from France. I'll watch with subtitles in French. Not easy but so interesting. Thank you, master.
Bonjour, Karine! It's wonderful to have viewers from all around the world, including France. I'm glad you find the opal content interesting, even with the subtitles. Merci for tuning in, and if you ever have questions or want to discuss opals or anything else, feel free to join the conversation. 😊🌍🇫🇷
its amazing how different the opals looks in different directions
Every kernel of info is much appreciated 😊
I was disappointed to see the cat didn't eat the opal because that is how I read the title. Reminds me of a movie which I can't think of the name. It's where a dog at a gem and they were waiting for him to poop it out 😂.
Love your videos, they always give me giggles and tech me something! All beautiful cut!
Loved your movie quote as well! 😂
the film is called Snatch I believe :)
Now they say you can't polish a turd, in this case you might just get an opal.
Your arrowhead skills are amazing. Love the video
Always love your videos. The opals are always gorgeous. I wish they would find their direction north as that's were I live. Thanks for your interesting and informative input.
Your arrowheads always strike me in the heart 💘 But giving away those chips at the same time? Lucky lucky winner, like a cat that got the feathers 😄
Your opal cutting skills mesmerized me so much, I do not know what direction I am going next. But, I am on fire for Opal either way!
I love your videos and I'm always glad to see you post! It's always good to see some beautiful opals and cute animals. I just made my first piece of opal jewelry. Thanks for another great video! You never fail to educate or entertain.
Another great video. Instructive and humorous. I find opals the most beautiful and fascinating of gems (diamonds can be somebody else's best friend). You have some magnificent examples in this video.
I finally caught you just minutes after an upload!!! 💯 You’re my favorite channel and you release videos the slowest! 😂😂
I've never seen anybody open up prongs with a razor blade. Just keep on Rolling out these beautiful gems of the worlds Colonel
Amazing play of color in the opal in this video! I had no idea the orientation of the stone could make such a big difference
Your videos quite enjoyable to watch and I agree orientation matters when setting an opal to a pendant to show off the beautiful colors. Especially if it is double sided.