Yep, another extremely educational video I mean I’ve actually been sitting here watching your videos, pretty much straight at night for like the last four or five nights, and I have learned a lot. I deeply appreciate you making these videos and taking the time to teach a lot of people that thought they knew stuff that really didn’t and they’re able to use that in their every day life moving forward. I think that’s amazing so thank you very much and as always stay safe and God bless.
I'm really touched to hear how much you've been enjoying the videos and finding value in them, @charlesteune6416. It's readers like you that make creating content so fulfilling. I'm glad to know that the information is not only informative but also useful in a day-to-day context. Remember, the learning never stops, and I'm here to guide you along this exciting journey. Stay safe and blessed!
Thank you for posting theses videos, love binge watching them all and always pick up something new to learn from you. I have two things to add: 1. Artists like yourself sacrifice the ‘beauty’ of their own hands when creating something beautiful, and you dear sir create beautiful stones. 🙂 2. I’ve made opal doublets and triplets before thru my local Gem and Mineral Society and we used Jet as our backstone. Is there any particular reason why you don’t use it?
Great information, thank you so much! I've been addicted to your videos lately.
Yep, another extremely educational video I mean I’ve actually been sitting here watching your videos, pretty much straight at night for like the last four or five nights, and I have learned a lot. I deeply appreciate you making these videos and taking the time to teach a lot of people that thought they knew stuff that really didn’t and they’re able to use that in their every day life moving forward. I think that’s amazing so thank you very much and as always stay safe and God bless.
I'm really touched to hear how much you've been enjoying the videos and finding value in them, @charlesteune6416. It's readers like you that make creating content so fulfilling. I'm glad to know that the information is not only informative but also useful in a day-to-day context. Remember, the learning never stops, and I'm here to guide you along this exciting journey. Stay safe and blessed!
i had to buy some doublet and triplet opals just for the craftmanship !
G'day there mate, I've heard some miners call the clear stuff jelly opal, good work ,cheers
Gemmy or jelly what I heard
Hello sir. I really like your detailed explanation on stones and the process. I have fallen in love with the opals.
It is my understanding that doublets are made to also help the color “pop” in a more transparent Opal with a not very bright play of color.
Donald’s a true artisan Hope he’s got an apprentice or two and if not these uploads are his legacy, bless him
Thank you for posting theses videos, love binge watching them all and always pick up something new to learn from you. I have two things to add: 1. Artists like yourself sacrifice the ‘beauty’ of their own hands when creating something beautiful, and you dear sir create beautiful stones. 🙂 2. I’ve made opal doublets and triplets before thru my local Gem and Mineral Society and we used Jet as our backstone. Is there any particular reason why you don’t use it?
love these vids, but would like to see the end results.
Thank you for this info. I want to make triplets but black potch is going for high prices online.
It's normal.
Well that's neat.
If you want your ecom website to be built I can help you do that.