To separate the gold from black sand away easily

[@sharonkasper5126]

Very well indeed and a new concept in gold and black sand separation. So simple yet so effective. We will give this method an intense trial. Many thanks from the gold fields of California.

[@lll9107]

This process worked for me. I inspected a significant portion of what went into the big bowl at 60x magnified. I probably spent 15 minutes looking at it. Not a micro spec of gold was lost.

[@Gold-and-Grit]

I just found a whole bunch of the stuff, was scratching my head, but you defintintely nailed it

[@vincenttolan5889]

Just watched the video, you just saved me money on the price of a turbo bowl. Very good demonstration, very excited to try it.

[@iamdragon340]

Brilliant.
The simplest ways are always best.
Thank you.

[@kellysportsman6612]

thank you so much for the idea. ive ben scratching my head trying to figure out how to separate these two. and you just showed me the way. thank you.

[@RichardKawaneaddme]

This is the easiest method I have seen yet! Thanks for sharing 👍🏾

[@Ken_James_SV]

Very clever.
You could do larger quantities by recirculating the water to save wasting water and also add 5 or 6 drops of dishwasher rinse liquid. The dishwashing liquid will stop microscopic particles of gold from floating away by breaking the water surface tension.

[@AurumGermany]

Everything is true, this was just one example.
Normally I do this in the garden, with a pump, so that no water is wasted.
But it was easier to film in the kitchen.

[@ibdredging]

You did well with what you observed and then with what simple means you were able to finish your production. Job well done. Thank you for sharing.

[@angieroyall1516]

Your a GENIUS!!!! THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!

[@ahmedabdi454]

That is very helpful. I will try this. Thank you.

[@jamesroughanjr4598]

I Had the sudden urge to pee watching this but gonna try this

[@JohnAina-qb5nd]

I'd say, this is the most simplest ways

[@jacobwilhelmjacobwilelm3485]

Thank you for very informative video. Can't wait to try for myself. Thank you.

[@dkdowntown]

Nice! Thanks from Colorado!

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

I believe this is what is called a 'float bed'. A cool idea either way. So many of us are operating in places where the gold is mostly just flour gold. Thánks.

[@oldmuffdiver]

Interesting simple theory , I wonder if cutting the base at angle from a 2L water / coke bottle , removing the cap , and securing in creek /stream with rocks , allowing water to flow in the base and out of the spout much like a tap would work .

[@AurumGermany]

Try to make a video and let me see how it works. I liked to see it
Thanks for the comment

[@mccom7862]

Heck yes this is freakin genius!

[@1985cjjeeper]

You just saved me time and money. Subscribed.

[@dc8617]

How easy is that! Thankyou!

[@philstat100]

Thank You for the great video and information. YES!! I will try this. Again Thank You

[@karlbe8414]

ausgezeichnet and sehr simple! Thank you! From California, but yet to go panning...

[@michaelpack7591]

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!
Have a good one bud! I hope that you are safe there in Germany.

[@SpenderYTplays]

Yeah...but what was the liquid you put in the bowl before throwing the mixture of sand?

[@AurumGermany]

It war only water , not more

[@mark_zuckerburg]

That’s also a great way to clog a sink. Just ask me how I know this..

[@AurumGermany]

This was only an example, I normally do this in my garden because then nothing clogs up. That day I did that in the kitchen because the weather doesn't want me to go into the garden.

[@squan76]

Simple method but it's good idea. I like urge video very much. Thx for the info.

[@willymakeit5172]

Thanks, I’ll try it.

[@NorwegianProspector]

Very nice! This im gonna try :)

[@walkerlaneexploration5283]

Simple, yet very efficient. Thanks!

[@simeonreyesjr.2987]

i find ur video very interesting sir.. very easy way to separate fine Au from black sand.. thanks..

[@simeonreyesjr.2987]

May i ask sir. Are very fine gold crystals look like white crystals when we use X40 or X60 magnifying glass?

[@haroldharold3908]

looks like a good idea mate ...thanksdo you know if it works on mico fine gold ...the stuff you need a jewellers loop to see.

[@AurumGermany]

I hope it is useful for you .

[@goldprospecting9982]

Enjoyed Rob Perry of THE GOLD ANGLE.

[@billcoley8520]

A person can use a gallon bucket and a water hose ,,, give the hose enough pressure to make the water boil- roll.... eventually everything is floated out except the gold

[@gertl2748]

I don't see this would work if the gold particles are small enough to float. Wouldn't they just go into the drain?

[@Blameberg]

With pretty lazy flow, just small percentage overflows to the larger bowl

[@nmdbearings1523]

This is by far the best way to separate.
Great

[@AurumGermany]

Thanks

[@coptechgold]

Nice work, I will try this myself.

[@Pastor.Dimensional]

Meus parabéns! você uniu a eficiência com a simplicidade!

[@c.marcel6222]

it works very well
thank you !

[@maryakornobea2909]

What was firstly put into the bowl from the bottle?

[@AurumGermany]

It doesn't matter at all, but for the sake of simplicity I first pour the water out of the bottle. Otherwise it will be difficult

[@unix1033]

I went to this muddy creek and the bed was blanketed with super fine specks of gold and it was SHINING

[@sharonkasper5126]

Sorry, but shinny specks could very well be fools gold. Gold has a yellow luster and glows, not sparkle.

[@josejusino6171]

Dude that is awesome

[@flakesgold1]

I Like this technique, a great video, I will surely give it a go thanks for sharing,

[@flakesgold1]

+flakesgold1 feel free to check out my tapping technique and gold collected in the uk. It's always nice to see new ideas

[@zenrhys589]

Genius. Just genius.

[@evl78uc]

great video im trying to find a easy way to separate gold from fine rocks im not sure how much I can find but I want to find a easy way to separate

[@AurumGermany]

Thanks , and if you find a better way i. wand to see a Video . All the best to you !

[@frankpostle2460]

Would you provide a link for your sniffer bottle ? Thx

[@AurumGermany]

Sorry it`s a DIY

[@freddyf247]

I have asked this question already but I understand if you don't know..."I have absolutely no problem getting rid of the black sand"...that is quite easy as you also have also shown...BUT I have problem getting the plain sand which is the same size as the gold particles out.
DO YOU have any suggestions for me as no one else seems to be able to help me and just screening it also gets the real fine gold particles the same size of the sand....
ANY help would be greatly appreciated..!!
ThanksGod BlessFreddy

[@AurumGermany]

I understand your problem, my advice the black sand in different large grain pre-sort and then with my Mehtode the gold to separate

[@cmdrschime4840]

Good idea but this way you pay more for wasted water than you get gold out of sand...

[@vicentecovao3870]

hi from Portugal, very good idea, thanks.

[@malachibenabraham8852]

Thank you I have gold rich sand and will try this.

[@narinedobrasilltda5609]

always should use neodymium magnet to remove magnetics from concentrate and use surfacante as well

[@AurumGermany]

If you use a magnet, you'll get gold that is taken with the black sand, excuse the late reply!

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

Nicely done.

[@MrTrentonjs]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@Billyboy4209]

Great little idea,with a pump though as to not clog the pipes like the Gentlemen in a previous comment said or even the hose out side. But I will for sure be trying it out tonight I have been dreading the cleanup on this one lol

[@AurumGermany]

+Billyboy4209 Great idea , that´s the next level !! please make a Video . Thanks !!

[@phxedcwo]

Nice, my only concern would be surface tension and watching my gold float away.

[@valiantgold442]

do it with a closed system, put a pump next to it and put some jetdry, disshoap or white vinegar in it.... I prefer jetdry or eco friendly...the white vinegar

[@damxgopak457]

Clever.

[@vernhartjr]

Where did you find your sniffer bottle?

[@AurumGermany]

I made it myself, it is a laboratory bottle where I shortened the tip and then inserted a stiff, thin tube. You could also use a plastic straw for it.

[@sukidesu85]

What chemical did you use? just water?

[@AurumGermany]

Just water, thats it

[@squadman33]

Brilliant !! Great job Mc Giver !! I'll try it.

[@AurumGermany]

squadman33 Yes Do it. Please write me then your results here. And Thanks for the nice comment

[@rickRN77]

Doesn’t water cost outweigh the profits ?

[@AurumGermany]

I did what I showed here in the apartment because the weather was too bad to go to the garden, there I work with a water roller-skating, a small pool and a pump, the water runs back into the pool again and again. I do not need more than 20 litter of water and the water comes out of my well.

[@SpenderYTplays]

I have some sand not black sand but some mixed sand and there are some pieces of gold in it but that sand is not like yours one I mean it's a bit stony not powder sand so what should i do now... Can i use any sort of Acid like Nitric acid at home to desolve the sand and get the gold..?? Or is there any other way...??

[@jamescobrien]

Did you get your gold seperated yer?

[@goldenshadow4177]

Your work really amazed me.....would it also applicable of separating diamond powder from river sand???? please reply ASAP...

[@AurumGermany]

+Golden Shadow I think it will not work with diamonds, diamonds are too light. Sorry gold is more than 5 times heavier than diamonds

[@goldenshadow4177]

Ok.....Thanks for your urgent reply AurumGermany...God Bless...

[@AurumGermany]

You are welcome

[@BornAgainCynic0086]

Thank you. I don't do any prospecting, but what about an ultrasonic jewlery cleaner tilted at an angle, would that separate the gold?

[@AurumGermany]

Good idea i will test it and make a Video .Thanks for the inspiration

[@BornAgainCynic0086]

AurumGermany If you do, can you reply on here so I know please? Jeff Australia.

[@AurumGermany]

But sure, I'll make the video in the next few days and post it here.

[@BornAgainCynic0086]

I really hope it works out!!

[@AurumGermany]

We will see , have a look tomorrow on my cannel

[@cowboygeologist7772]

Wow! That is very cool!

[@AurumGermany]

Thanks ,i hope you will test it

[@guydudesky4294]

im gona clog up my moms sink now.

[@bravo2002fatboy]

Excellent I’m gonna try it

[@rajeev.gulati]

if you heat the river sand enough to melt the gold.you can get the complete amount of it.. what you say !!!
pls reply ..

[@AurumGermany]

+rajeev gulati Yes that can be done, but there is a risk. If the non-black sand is dry enough, the gold at the melt Exploding .Also shatter other ingredients can black sands of under the intense heat and flying around. Therefore it is better the amount to keep the black sands as low as possible.

[@rajeev.gulati]

sir aurum can you pls tell me that you used river sand only.. and what was in two small bottles.. any chemical !!! can you write here things i need to do it..

[@AurumGermany]

+rajeev gulati these two bottles do not contain chemicals that Rosse is a sniffer to collect the gold that no nethielt the gold I had mixed among the black sand. And yes this gold an the black sand wars only from a rivers .From the River Schwraza , Rhein and Regen

[@goldtime-fe5qv]

Hi AurumGermany, where do you sell your gold dust ? Would be illegal to sell gold dust or without certificate ? Thanks

[@AurumGermany]

Sorry I'm not selling gold. Unfortunately I have very little and due to my health I am no longer able to wash gold.
I hope you understand .
See you, Aurumgermany

[@goldtime-fe5qv]

@@AurumGermany hope you are all well, take care

[@luckyfriday5366]

It's the principle of the "blue bowl" and works nicely. But the EU experts on saving water might go over the top and sue you for wasting water...:)

[@BarrelOfBees]

Well done video. Good cheap method for what "poor" gold you have but do you have "poverty gold" pieces that are smaller than black sand? My black sand is filled with superfine gold like confectioner's sugar that wash away with black sand no matter how careful it is washed. Other than smelting which is beyond my amateur ability at this time I am trying vigorously working the DRY black sand with a magnet, tapping to allow gold to break free. Pulling the black sand with a very weak magnet (magnetized knife blade used to separate fisheman's lead) in water also partially separates. A strong magnet in water will clump everything together & gold will be lost, even larger pieces. I think if you try this method with my superfine gold, all will be lost, even from the bottom plate. Maybe more plates stacked would save the gold but still the problem of separating from the black sand.

[@ObsceneSuperMatt]

BarrelOfBees Try it, just don't lose any of the sand by doing it in a closed system. Then you'll know.

[@thomasalexander5936]

Ok. Tried this with heavy Magnitite and Hematite to seperate the extreme fines, i.e. 100 - 150 mesh. Unfortunately, this did not work. The heavies stayed on top of the gold and would not flow over.

[@AurumGermany]

+thomas alexander
Have you tried?

[@AurumGermany]

+thomas alexander Sorry then the black sand is simply larger. The black sand I used was from the river Rhine, but I must admit that he was not very big. Maybe it will help you when you first reduces the black sand in the pan and the angle of the bowl are doing something flatter.

[@kevinbarner9878]

this is cool i am so trying this i am having the hardiest time and panning is not working thanks i am fallowing you now

[@dnho2006]

is it magnetite?

[@guydudesky4294]

lol how do i get two hundred pounds of black sand out of my plumbing?

[@AurumGermany]

I understand your problem, think big :-)

[@esspee3733]

Really nice method.

[@walterrusiat8386]

Can it with micro find gold in sand.

[@AurumGermany]

Yes it´s works also with micro gold in sand

[@SpenderYTplays]

I have gold rich sand but I don't know how to separate it can you tell me what equipment does it need to do it as following your method

[@AurumGermany]

Everything you need you see in the video, a bowl, a plate and water, nothing more.
Good luck !

[@SpenderYTplays]

How will you identify that its gold coz i just thing that its gold by the shining color of the clay so can you tell me how would i know that its gold?

[@AurumGermany]

There are several possibilities, the easiest is to place the "gold" in acid when it does not react with the acid it is gold! But it must be concentrated acid, best nitric acid.

[@SpenderYTplays]

Thank You! I am gonna try it now.

[@maryemmiesalvador3172]

What do you call that small bottle

[@AurumGermany]

we call it a bottle of sniffer bottle

[@edmalo7936]

hey was up !
can it be any black sand from any beach?

[@AurumGermany]

Thanks good,
I do not know why not!

[@KinglouisNo1]

Coole Idee, einfach aber effizient, Gratulation

[@motafaelamotafael7597]

did you add any thing on the black sand before water?

[@AurumGermany]

No nothing is really black sand and gold as I have found it.

[@motafaelamotafael7597]

thanks

[@superdrizzle7342]

same question here thanks I will do this!!

[@jamesmcilroy1410]

It's called an underflow

[@doubleooh7337]

You just wasted more water then total gold recovered

[@PLystad1]

Nice!!! Thanks

[@omcreations6722]

Hello sir what is the oil name please tell me

[@AurumGermany]

I worke only with water , no Oil

[@fallspacestudios8029]

Would this work for river sand

[@AurumGermany]

Nerfgun studios I had never testet it , bud if it only sand without stones i´m sure it works

[@willfindall88]

seems ok for flour gold , under that not sure

[@justmeonthebeach]

Awesome!

[@AurumGermany]

Thanks

[@omcreations6722]

How to oil nema bottle

[@omcreations6722]

Black sand oil nema sir

[@goldbunny1973]

This is why I struggle to understand TV campaigns pleading for cash to give fresh water to underdeveloped countries...If you can wash that magnetic black sand away then you can rig up water cycling with a magnet involved to stop the black sand going back into the bowl.

[@sissykill-burn6052]

The Mouse you are SUCH an ass.. what makes you think this man is from an "underdeveloped country"... second.. are you Christian? Because if you are then you know its your JOB in life to be of the greatest service to those less fortunate.. if you aren't it's called the human thing to do.. your thought process is what's wrong with the world today. Not only was your comment a very big indication of your intense ethnocentrism but it was riddled with a very condescending tone.. you are ok with spending 80 to 190 thousand dollars a year per our 22 million government employees but let's not help those in need.. spend millions on airplanes that cant fly in the rain (true story look it up).. but no water to underdeveloped countries.. just for the record..homes in underdeveloped countries that need our help do NOT look like this mans home.. they are REALLY underdeveloped.. meaning no running water besides community springs and such..
I just wish we could put people like you on a boat and make you go live in an underdeveloped country for about a year.
Then maybe your comments would be more realistic.

[@welvendagreat3654]

do this only work with black sand or all sort of sands?

[@AurumGermany]

I think so

[@Canwegetsubswithnovideos-ox5vs]

What was he poring out of the containers

[@AurumGermany]

Only Gold, blacksand and water , nothig else

[@Canwegetsubswithnovideos-ox5vs]

AurumGermany thx

[@Goldsuchenmagazin]

genial.... da Video muss ich einfach reposten...

[@michiganprospector8209]

I'll bet you don't own any stock in the blue bowl concentrator company.

[@AurumGermany]

I never worked with a Blue Bowl, and I also wanted to work with things that everyone has at home.

[@Canwegetsubswithnovideos-ox5vs]

Thx

[@solaurum5766]

Good tip. Never tried this.

[@dnho2006]

this is pirite or gold?

[@AurumGermany]

It is Gold form Germany

[@dnho2006]

onde eu encontro essa areia para vender?

[@waltergarcia5195]

+dnho2006 ele disse que achou na Alemanha eu acredito, porque ele comentou que era de ouro da Alemanha

[@waltergarcia5195]

dnho2006

[@AurumGermany]

It is German Gold ! from the little river Schwarza

[@daviddorger6916]

What was all that shit you were pouring into the water?

[@AurumGermany]

Only gold, black sand and water are in the bowl

[@daviddorger6916]

@@AurumGermany thank you. I'm going to try that method

[@neutralgod300]

i try it with fine fine gold and it was floating away

[@sissykill-burn6052]

Neutral God probably not gold, I ordered some from a paydirt company and I'm sure they put glitter or fools gold in the bag because it did not sink.. it just floated..or perhaps you had the water too fast..

[@sharonkasper5126]

Add a little liquid detergent to break the water surface tension. Fine gold will stay on the bottom.

[@mihaivetan]

that's a lot of wasted water

[@ObsceneSuperMatt]

Mihai Vetan Just do it with a recirculating pump in a bucket. Or at the river.

[@breeblazevideobrandon3211]

lol simply recycle the water

[@AurumGermany]

The video was also an example, I usually do this in the garden, with rainwater from a ton.