How to Crack Open ENORMOUS Septarian Nodules

🎥 Welcome to another thrilling episode of "Septarian Saturday" on the Rockhounding Gemologist channel! This field edition takes us to the breathtaking foothills of the Wet Mountains in South Central Colorado, where adventure and discovery await.Join me and my trusty assistant Steve as we explore the rugged terrain in search of unique geological treasures. Watch as Steve masterfully demonstrates how to carefully crack open a massive Septarian Nodule, revealing an astonishing array of unusual crystals inside, defying the usual calcite on limestone formations we typically find.In this episode, we delve deep into the secrets of these extraordinary geological specimens, uncovering the mysteries that lay inside these nodules that have been millions of years in the making. Learn Steve's tried-and-true techniques for safely breaking open these natural wonders, ensuring you can uncover their beauty without damaging their intricate structures.Whether you're a seasoned rockhound, an aspiring gemologist, or someone who simply enjoys the wonders of nature, this episode is packed with valuable insights, spectacular scenery, and the sheer excitement of unearthing unique gems.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss out on our latest adventures. Join us in the hunt for the extraordinary, where every crack of rock holds the promise of discovery.Happy Rockhounding! 💎Thanks again,
Micki BauguessCertified Gemologist
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[@someguydino6770]

" but wot are the tools"...so nice to have a keen minded interviewer always ready with insightful questions

[@SnyderTools]

The camera contrast is off and hard to see crystals

[@dungeondark]

Good lord! how old is your camera? Over exposed couldn't see anything.

[@stevesmith2520]

Not sure what you were trying to show but it was blurry.

[@ZacLowing]

Why his legs look bloody?

[@SquidzitAce]

Bad encounter with Wolverine.

[@michaelburbank2276]

When someone talks to much

[@machinistpro140]

does she always fill the quiet with narration? even my mother-in-law didn't yammer that much