You are still one of the funniest buggers I’ve watched cutting opal, not to mention having one of the dryest sense of humour. You clearly speak to a lot of us Aussies in your line of business, I can tell by your humour. Please don’t ever change that in your videos. Thanks for the education & the laughs ♥️🤙🏽🇦🇺
@@KIRALYW 💙Why Bluey? Why not Red or Ginger? Anyone can plainly see that I'm a True Bluey! Besides....I'm very mad at Sheila right now. She's wearing my Opal pendant! Joking😇✨👍
opalhopeful96 because blue is kinda the opposite of red. It’s a very beautiful pendant. Maybe if you get friendly with Shiela she’ll let you borrow it sometime. 😆😉
You have such a great sense of humor, but on a real note- nothing you claimed to be boring was actually boring! I only have a few geology classes under my belt from college, so learning more about these beautiful specimens is such a treat :)
@@PulitzerOpal oh wow you made those diagrams? that's awesome! I seriously mean it when I say that the science part is often just as exciting as seeing the physical beauty of the stones :) great work!
Wow! The class pet has arrived. Geology in college? Someone's hit rock bottom.. But seriously it sounds rather facet.... I mean fascinating! No seriously! You couldn't be more crystal clear. Yeah I know.... I was that guy in class. The one who had carnal knowledge of the hot gal we had as principal! I spent a lot of time making sure she had company.. I am just a gentleman in that regard.
I really like the second pendant at the end. It was very beautiful. The love for opals is one that was nurtured from birth. My mom didn’t like diamonds. She thought they were to expensive, and rather plain. She didn’t understand that the more a Diamond looked like a clear piece of glass, the more expensive it was. My dad knowing this, bought a good sized white opal as an engagement ring. Smart man, she said yes. I remember looking at her ring when I was young. Unfortunately she lost it, she lost it just after my dad died. It crushed her, but she is a strong woman , she moved on. Just two months ago, we had a workman fixing a leak in her bathroom, and he asked if she was looking for a lost ring. Funny, I cried more than her when she showed it to me. My wife kidded me about that, but I know how much it meant to her. I didn’t cry so much for the ring, but cried happy tears because I knew how important it was to her. My sister got an Opal as her engagement ring. Dave was a smart man, she said yes too. The two of them did a one year work Visa in Australia. He worked for an Opal miner for a month. The miner let him keep a black Opal he found. So while not the largest Opal, or the most expensive, it’s the most priceless Opal nevertheless. He himself mined it, he helped shape it and he designed the perfect ring setting. What a complete bastard, how can the rest of us compete with that. Lol. He’s a good man, a great father and he loves my sister so very, very much. What else can you ask for in a brother in-law. FYI. My wife doesn’t like Opals, so I was smart, I bought a Diamond, she said yes. Lol
Hahaha! Shella 🤣👌 Mate, did I mention this is one of my favourite opal channels ever!? You work magic with the stones and with what you create in a vid. Always wanna keep watching more when it ends. 👌
Always so fun to hear your voice and your great sense of humor! I really enjoyed the "boring bits" of the video... I live for these tasty bits of details. THANK YOU!
I've been learning about opal from you for a while, I should have known better than to call the 800 number to talk to Sheila lol. I enjoy you each time even more than my significant other. Tell Sheila I said hello lol. Michelle Mwamba ❤️.
Some boulder opal looks very psychedelic! I’ve never worked with boulder opal but I’d really like to some day. Thanks for always having such an impressive sense of humor! 💗
Koroit was the first boulder opal I bought. But, I didn't know anything about it. I just fell in love because it looked like wood. Beautiful stained walnut and redwood. But, I know what I know now because of your time and effort. Really appreciate that Cornell. Thank you very much. Even though the koroit purchase was beginners luck. It was 35.00 for a 35ct stone. I know, it wasn't like you could see the veins from across a room. But it's green and blues are bright. The guy on ebay told me I was very lucky and I thought yeah, all sales say this. But I really was. Anyway, I am looking at it now. It's been awhile and it's better than I remembered. Even has some color on back. It's going to be set and worn. Lost my Father acouple weeks ago and his B-day would of been 87yrs this Oct 13. So, I'm going to honor him this way since I can't race cars anymore. I'll leave the race cars for my younger brother. I hope this wasn't too long.
Informative and humorous as always. Opal in its many forms enchants the eye. Like looking into a small fire, internal flickers and subtle changes engage the imagination. Alfie just couldn't resist jumping out to say "Hi". Glad you put out a new video.
You see I watch the videos for the boring parts. I'm a knowledge hoarder. Thanks for the great content you had me dying when you zoomed in on her face XD
I really love the presentation that you do, your a book of knowledge followed by hilarious laughter! Your sense of humor is awesome. I love the opal also despite being a diamond grader opal is my all time favorite gemstone.
Thanks for making that vid. Really liked the informative history of opal in Aust formation. The ancient sea graphic was great. Takes talent to explain a multi factoid topic simply. You have that talent, as well as your own unique comedic delivery. I like your style mate. 👍👌
@@PulitzerOpal ya I know you want everyone too like her dollish figure. She's a little sexy in that doll' ish way, with her little self, but she's no match for a beautiful Black Opal. Even though she wears them so beautifully.
Just wanted to say I don’t know anything about gem cutting/jewelry’s all... but I love your humour and video production 😂 I always find myself double checking your channel incase I’ve missed an upload! Keep it up (I even watched the boring part at the end and wasn’t disappointed one bit)
I have never seen (or heard of) boulder opal before your video. I am amazed how beautiful and different it is. Takes me back to the 60's LOL!! Thanks for the education.
Beautiful stuff. Sheila's not bad herself. I'm good with more "boring" info whenever you wish to dispense the knowledge. Thank you as always and Who Dat!?!
Great Video , Ive just bought some Yowah nut , the patterns are incredible , I was wondering how fine do you go with the polishing and is that the key to get a good polish on it , go really fine , or is there something else , all the best ,Andy
Thank you, Amber! We aim to mix education with a bit of entertainment. Opals have their own charm, and we're thrilled to share it with you in an entertaining way! 😄🌟👏
Laughing! Hello Sheila! haha you're so funny you have a beautiful model assisting you, second to none! LOL great intro thank you for the laughs and education I love love love Opals and it's my birthday this month.... Here's to hoping and dreaming!
I am slowly making my way through your videos!! I had no idea there was so much to know about OPAL!!!! I actually had the opportunity to share a bit of opal knowledge around a campfire just last weekend!
If you have time, I recommend you check out some Brazilian opal when you have the chance. The colors are gorgeous and I would love to see you cut a piece!
I would have to say, " beauty is in the eye of the beholder". That boulder opal is gorgeous and I think it is just as if not more beautiful than regular opal with color play. It just makes the color pop. Love the end of this video to, dont sell yourself short. It was educational!
Hi sir....I love your videos...Can you tell me what kind of trim blade you use for the opal,s.. I have looked and looked..The blade reminds me of a fiber wheel. I dont think im ready for opals yet, but would like to be ready to go when I am. I just got my cabking yesterday...You inspired me... I think I have a new hobby. Thanks
Shiela!! where have you been all my life?? hehe. Well done Sir and thanks for the humour and for acknowledging some beautiful opal. I have a few large bags of boulder opal to sort through but as you say it can be extremely difficult to cut correctly..
Have you discussed or worked with Yowah nuts? There's so much variance with opal in host rock that I wonder how to value it since you can't really go by weight.
Well I appreciate that you put up with such a big mess just to make a great video for us! For people who genuinely love to learn nothing you say is boring! 💖
The patterns formed in these stones are amazing! But what a mess it made! I'm not ready for that mess yet, not with a dremel. But one day, hopefully.... thanks for the video!
Hello my good man and the lovely Sheila,both of you are deep,as deep as the miners have to go to get the lovely creation of mother earth🙏boulder opal,worth the goo. Thanks for the information 👍😁
Thank you and I won't wear my opals that I got from Kenya in the pool. But thank you for your great video I wish mine were as big as yours. I only have a 3 carat one and a 2 carat one.one thing I would like to know is what do they look like on the outside of the rocks before splitting them open or digging way deep in the earth.. but thank you for your video those ladies are beautiful
Question for Sheila. Are there any types of Opals anywhere other than Australia if so where do you find such gems? Thank thank you Sheila for all of her opal minded wisdom ;-)
Hey None, Didn't you have a new saw awhile back? Blue? You noticed it too? He's going to show a parcel of rubs and he's going to have a pretty black eye. I hope that she's his niece. I like wood replacement Opal Boulder Opal. Good video Donald! Dan
Beautiful, almost like a natural stained glass. looking at it is like looking out white puffy clouds on nice day in that you start seeing outlines of things
Is there any place in the U.S.A that you are able to find opal. I am very interested in going out and finding opal. I've been watch so many videos on opal mining.
Spencer, Idaho has some relatively stable white (sometimes pink) precious opal. Virgin Valley, Nevada has unstable hydrophane opal but the colors are gorgeous.
Hey, I always watch till the very end! 😊 That was the best part! And my mother's names is Sheila so I couldn't help but laugh out loud when u introduced her hahaha
Huh. Well that basin situation sounds very familar. In my area we have bedrock from the mid proterozoic , we have had two indipendant mountain chains , multiple inland seas, thermal vents and as mentioned awhile back, eskers. I just found a place selling 1/2 pound lots of boulder opal for $25 per.
Hello Colonel , I came across you on my T.V. . Much bigger picture which was quite nice I must say. But, it has been awhile since I have seen your videos. So double nice. Am I hearing you correctly?! Your having give aways. I had to grab my heartburn 😃. Well, I'm so glad I found you again. Not losing this time.
@@sleepysopalsandprospecting6170 i do a bit of gold prospecting mate but interested in opal as well was at lighting ridge few weeks ago having a look will get there next winter again to matw
Mate I love you your videos 😂 all the way from England here! Do you have any tips on polishing boulder opal? I struggle with cerium oxide collecting in porous ironstone.. any advice would be much appreciated thanks!
This man is so precious and it kills me that he doesn’t know how important he is to the opal community on UA-cam! ❤️
A year later it still holds true!
@@mattsmith6321
And two years later as well!
@@davide2711 still holding ❤️
Grateful for the lesson on boulder opal. It's one of my favorites.
You are still one of the funniest buggers I’ve watched cutting opal, not to mention having one of the dryest sense of humour. You clearly speak to a lot of us Aussies in your line of business, I can tell by your humour.
Please don’t ever change that in your videos.
Thanks for the education & the laughs ♥️🤙🏽🇦🇺
Also a woman is called a shiela in Australia, & a shiela with red hair is often called ‘Bluey’.
That’s just how we roll Down Under. 💁🏽♀️
@@KIRALYW 💙Why Bluey? Why not Red or Ginger? Anyone can plainly see that I'm a True Bluey! Besides....I'm very mad at Sheila right now. She's wearing my Opal pendant! Joking😇✨👍
opalhopeful96 because blue is kinda the opposite of red.
It’s a very beautiful pendant. Maybe if you get friendly with Shiela she’ll let you borrow it sometime. 😆😉
"Put a cork in it, Sheila."
Gorgeous stones.
I love all boulder opals. They are all one of a kind gifts from mother nature. Fantastic story telling, thank you.
You have such a great sense of humor, but on a real note- nothing you claimed to be boring was actually boring! I only have a few geology classes under my belt from college, so learning more about these beautiful specimens is such a treat :)
@@PulitzerOpal oh wow you made those diagrams? that's awesome! I seriously mean it when I say that the science part is often just as exciting as seeing the physical beauty of the stones :) great work!
Wow! The class pet has arrived. Geology in college? Someone's hit rock bottom.. But seriously it sounds rather facet.... I mean fascinating! No seriously! You couldn't be more crystal clear.
Yeah I know.... I was that guy in class. The one who had carnal knowledge of the hot gal we had as principal! I spent a lot of time making sure she had company.. I am just a gentleman in that regard.
Your humor always keeps me coming back 😆
I really like the second pendant at the end. It was very beautiful. The love for opals is one that was nurtured from birth. My mom didn’t like diamonds. She thought they were to expensive, and rather plain. She didn’t understand that the more a Diamond looked like a clear piece of glass, the more expensive it was.
My dad knowing this, bought a good sized white opal as an engagement ring. Smart man, she said yes. I remember looking at her ring when I was young. Unfortunately she lost it, she lost it just after my dad died. It crushed her, but she is a strong woman , she moved on.
Just two months ago, we had a workman fixing a leak in her bathroom, and he asked if she was looking for a lost ring. Funny, I cried more than her when she showed it to me. My wife kidded me about that, but I know how much it meant to her. I didn’t cry so much for the ring, but cried happy tears because I knew how important it was to her.
My sister got an Opal as her engagement ring. Dave was a smart man, she said yes too. The two of them did a one year work Visa in Australia. He worked for an Opal miner for a month. The miner let him keep a black Opal he found. So while not the largest Opal, or the most expensive, it’s the most priceless Opal nevertheless. He himself mined it, he helped shape it and he designed the perfect ring setting. What a complete bastard, how can the rest of us compete with that. Lol. He’s a good man, a great father and he loves my sister so very, very much. What else can you ask for in a brother in-law.
FYI. My wife doesn’t like Opals, so I was smart, I bought a Diamond, she said yes. Lol
Beautiful story
@@adelinad3513 thank you
Sheila said she wanted to give me all her opal jewelry, as she recently discovered she is highly allergic, as evidenced by her loss of limbs.
Hahaha! Shella 🤣👌
Mate, did I mention this is one of my favourite opal channels ever!? You work magic with the stones and with what you create in a vid. Always wanna keep watching more when it ends. 👌
Pulitzer Opal
Already did before I commented dude 😂 gotta soak up the knowledge where I can brother.
Always so fun to hear your voice and your great sense of humor! I really enjoyed the "boring bits" of the video... I live for these tasty bits of details. THANK YOU!
I LOVE koroit opal, some of the most amazing patterns and colors I’ve ever seen!
I've been learning about opal from you for a while, I should have known better than to call the 800 number to talk to Sheila lol. I enjoy you each time even more than my significant other. Tell Sheila I said hello lol. Michelle Mwamba ❤️.
Not boring at all. Very interesting. Thank you! 🍻
Some boulder opal looks very psychedelic! I’ve never worked with boulder opal but I’d really like to some day. Thanks for always having such an impressive sense of humor! 💗
is her name that because of a lot of opal is australian?
Koroit was the first boulder opal I bought. But, I didn't know anything about it. I just fell in love because it looked like wood. Beautiful stained walnut and redwood. But, I know what I know now because of your time and effort. Really appreciate that Cornell. Thank you very much. Even though the koroit purchase was beginners luck. It was 35.00 for a 35ct stone. I know, it wasn't like you could see the veins from across a room. But it's green and blues are bright. The guy on ebay told me I was very lucky and I thought yeah, all sales say this. But I really was. Anyway, I am looking at it now. It's been awhile and it's better than I remembered. Even has some color on back. It's going to be set and worn. Lost my Father acouple weeks ago and his B-day would of been 87yrs this Oct 13. So, I'm going to honor him this way since I can't race cars anymore. I'll leave the race cars for my younger brother. I hope this wasn't too long.
I really appreciate the experience and sense of humor that you convey in your videos !
Informative and humorous as always. Opal in its many forms enchants the eye. Like looking into a small fire, internal flickers and subtle changes engage the imagination. Alfie just couldn't resist jumping out to say "Hi". Glad you put out a new video.
It's truly amazing to see what nature has created. Breathtaking when you stop to think about it and your opal creations are absolutely gorgeous.
@@PulitzerOpal well yes I was. I'd say if it wasn't for her pretty face then some people might shy away from it all......lol
You see I watch the videos for the boring parts. I'm a knowledge hoarder. Thanks for the great content you had me dying when you zoomed in on her face XD
High five
@@PulitzerOpal I guess it all depends on whether or not you actually find it boring.
Koroit opal is one of my favorite opals when its dark and a lot of color. Its just beautiful!
Your the only one who makes geology fun for me thank you!!!
I really love the presentation that you do, your a book of knowledge followed by hilarious laughter! Your sense of humor is awesome. I love the opal also despite being a diamond grader opal is my all time favorite gemstone.
Thanks for making that vid. Really liked the informative history of opal in Aust formation. The ancient sea graphic was great. Takes talent to explain a multi factoid topic simply. You have that talent, as well as your own unique comedic delivery. I like your style mate. 👍👌
Sheila's career is about to pop off!
her lazy eye's about to pop off
Pulitzer Opal lol oh dear, that what she gets for using dollar store lash glue 😅
She’s knowledgeable about opal, an she’s a looker! I’m in love!
Hahaha I'm loosing it. This Sheila thing is too funny. The greatest troll I have seen in a long time.
Great video, especially with your friend Shiela, she's a doll. 😁
I was disappointed to see a lack of catfish hunting on your channel
@@PulitzerOpal ya I know you want everyone too like her dollish figure. She's a little sexy in that doll' ish way, with her little self, but she's no match for a beautiful Black Opal. Even though she wears them so beautifully.
I would believe that most of us enjoyed the boring part. The more you teach us, the better we will be.
Your humor is best man!
Just wanted to say I don’t know anything about gem cutting/jewelry’s all... but I love your humour and video production 😂 I always find myself double checking your channel incase I’ve missed an upload! Keep it up (I even watched the boring part at the end and wasn’t disappointed one bit)
I live near GIA and love the museum. There is also the museum of making music near there as well. Love your channel Don. Thank you
Not boring- wish there was more 🙂 Great video. Thanks for sharing!
I recently bought some boulder opal pops so thank you for the video.
Thanks for the mess and the education. Lovely!
I have never seen (or heard of) boulder opal before your video. I am amazed how beautiful and different it is. Takes me back to the 60's LOL!! Thanks for the education.
Beautiful stuff. Sheila's not bad herself. I'm good with more "boring" info whenever you wish to dispense the knowledge. Thank you as always and Who Dat!?!
I watched the boring part and learned a lot thank you so much 🔥💪😎💯👊
i am such a fan of all opals ,.. but dear Lord the first one is stunning ... incredible
Beautiful opals. Great video.
Do you still cut opals if I was to send u one? Natural Ethiopian rough I got would to see what you can do with it.
Great Video , Ive just bought some Yowah nut , the patterns are incredible , I was wondering how fine do you go with the polishing and is that the key to get a good polish on it , go really fine , or is there something else , all the best ,Andy
You are SO entertaining!
Thank you, Amber! We aim to mix education with a bit of entertainment. Opals have their own charm, and we're thrilled to share it with you in an entertaining way! 😄🌟👏
Laughing! Hello Sheila! haha you're so funny you have a beautiful model assisting you, second to none! LOL great intro thank you for the laughs and education I love love love Opals and it's my birthday this month.... Here's to hoping and dreaming!
I am slowly making my way through your videos!! I had no idea there was so much to know about OPAL!!!! I actually had the opportunity to share a bit of opal knowledge around a campfire just last weekend!
lol love the start of this one, loved the ending part as well, thank you for your time.
@@PulitzerOpal hehehe you know the answer to that :)
@@PulitzerOpal i think you already know the answer to that ! that would be yes just in case
Love working with Yowah and Koroit opals, would love to see more
If you have time, I recommend you check out some Brazilian opal when you have the chance. The colors are gorgeous and I would love to see you cut a piece!
Thank you for a very interesting lesson!!!! I don't believe I have ever seen bolder opal. Very interesting!!
YES!!!! I love that necklace!!! Wish I was lucky as Sheila!!!!
Those were some nice patterns on those boulder opals. Thank you.
I have an opal from Spencer Idaho that my wife and I collected during a move a few years back. I would love to hear your opinion of the opal.
Only you can make something 'boring' so hilarious and interesting!
the white opals that you sliced up, do you or will you sell any of those?? as is of course!
Another good video, and I learned a bit from you again today.
Thanks for your time, and experience, really enjoyed it.
Mark H
I would have to say, " beauty is in the eye of the beholder". That boulder opal is gorgeous and I think it is just as if not more beautiful than regular opal with color play. It just makes the color pop. Love the end of this video to, dont sell yourself short. It was educational!
They say Diamonds are a girls best friend but I beg to differ. I think it's opal that's a girls best friend.
Hi sir....I love your videos...Can you tell me what kind of trim blade you use for the opal,s..
I have looked and looked..The blade reminds me of a fiber wheel. I dont think im ready for opals yet,
but would like to be ready to go when I am. I just got my cabking yesterday...You inspired me...
I think I have a new hobby. Thanks
I for one stayed for the boring part; however, I did appreciate that bit of advise about not swimming with a large boulder opal ring❣
I really love this old dudes sense of humour and how weird he is! These videos are awesome, even that boring stuff. And your opal is beautiful!
@@PulitzerOpal 🤣
Do you have any advice for photographing and taking video of opal?
Shiela!! where have you been all my life?? hehe.
Well done Sir and thanks for the humour and for acknowledging some beautiful opal. I have a few large bags of boulder opal to sort through but as you say it can be extremely difficult to cut correctly..
Wow, she's gorgeous !
I just started watching your videos a few days ago. I love your sense of humor and the content is excellent.You have a new sub
Have you discussed or worked with Yowah nuts? There's so much variance with opal in host rock that I wonder how to value it since you can't really go by weight.
Well I appreciate that you put up with such a big mess just to make a great video for us! For people who genuinely love to learn nothing you say is boring! 💖
Ooh purty Koroit! Thanx fer the edgamacayshun on opal, sir.
Opal is the Beauty there, can’t compare it to Sheila!
Also...Your comedy is simple but golden
I mean opal not golden x)
The patterns formed in these stones are amazing! But what a mess it made! I'm not ready for that mess yet, not with a dremel. But one day, hopefully.... thanks for the video!
Is obsidian close to opal in the glass aspect? I acquired a very large boulder of royal blue obsidian is why i ask.
Sheila is great. Keep her around. She seems helpful 😂😂😂
Lol you are just so creepy funny sometimes. Love your channel
Man that black ones very nice but I do like boulder opal too hell I like it all 🤣 thanks for the laughs and another great video
Outstanding!!!
You Sir just discovered a fourth Opal variety.....Alf Opal 😏
Always enjoyable to watch your videos Don
Tell miss Shelia hi 👋
Love your rocks especially the boring stuff at the end.
It's very funny and educational to watch your videos, like your humor! Susanne in Sweden. 👍💎👋😊🌍🌏👋😊🇸🇪
Hello my good man and the lovely Sheila,both of you are deep,as deep as the miners have to go to get the lovely creation of mother earth🙏boulder opal,worth the goo. Thanks for the information 👍😁
Thank you and I won't wear my opals that I got from Kenya in the pool. But thank you for your great video I wish mine were as big as yours. I only have a 3 carat one and a 2 carat one.one thing I would like to know is what do they look like on the outside of the rocks before splitting them open or digging way deep in the earth.. but thank you for your video those ladies are beautiful
Is it natural opal or manufactured? And how much is it?
I love Opals so wonderful colors it is a big dream,thanks👁👍🏻☘️
i am very curious about what state you live in ?
Good
5:46 I thought for a second you had replaced the pattern on the rock for a medieval tapestry just for laughs, incredible
Question for Sheila. Are there any types of Opals anywhere other than Australia if so where do you find such gems? Thank thank you Sheila for all of her opal minded wisdom ;-)
It's about time, I've been waiting for you to post a new video
Highly entertaining, interesting, informative and hilarious! Awesome stuff new fan made 👍
5:50 you can see the veins of opal vaguely spell out “hi dude”
It’s hard to see but once you see it you can’t unsee it.
Hey None,
Didn't you have a new saw awhile back? Blue?
You noticed it too? He's going to show a parcel of rubs and he's going to have a pretty black eye.
I hope that she's his niece.
I like wood replacement Opal Boulder Opal.
Good video Donald! Dan
Beautiful, almost like a natural stained glass. looking at it is like looking out white puffy clouds on nice day in that you start seeing outlines of things
Is there any place in the U.S.A that you are able to find opal. I am very interested in going out and finding opal. I've been watch so many videos on opal mining.
Spencer, Idaho has some relatively stable white (sometimes pink) precious opal. Virgin Valley, Nevada has unstable hydrophane opal but the colors are gorgeous.
@@alyssamiles8355 Thank you so so much. I will have to take a trip out there hopefully soon and see if I am lucky enough to find some amazing opal.
Hey, I always watch till the very end! 😊 That was the best part! And my mother's names is Sheila so I couldn't help but laugh out loud when u introduced her hahaha
Huh. Well that basin situation sounds very familar. In my area we have bedrock from the mid proterozoic , we have had two indipendant mountain chains , multiple inland seas, thermal vents and as mentioned awhile back, eskers. I just found a place selling 1/2 pound lots of boulder opal for $25 per.
Nice graphics and explanations. Does Sheila have a lazy eye?
The doll kind of looks like another opal assistant ive seen on youtube. She was real though
Thanks so much for this information! Perhaps you could also make one how to properly care for opal jewelry?
Hello Colonel , I came across you on my T.V. . Much bigger picture which was quite nice I must say. But, it has been awhile since I have seen your videos. So double nice. Am I hearing you correctly?! Your having give aways. I had to grab my heartburn 😃. Well, I'm so glad I found you again. Not losing this time.
Nice video! Great information.
nice work mate keep it up
Nice to see you are interested in opals Peter
@@sleepysopalsandprospecting6170 i do a bit of gold prospecting mate but interested in opal as well was at lighting ridge few weeks ago having a look will get there next winter again to matw
@@pkgoldopalhunting yes I subscribe to your channel and live 150 kms away from Wagga
@@sleepysopalsandprospecting6170 ok mate are you in vic or nsw , ime going vic in morning for few days prospecting
@@pkgoldopalhunting nsw live near Griffith good luck down in vic hope you get on the gold
Just wondering if you sell opal . I like to buy one as gift for my son’s 21st Birthday.
Mate I love you your videos 😂 all the way from England here! Do you have any tips on polishing boulder opal? I struggle with cerium oxide collecting in porous ironstone.. any advice would be much appreciated thanks!
Beautifull pieces!
Great video and informative, thank you again.