Delightful video. I live in NYC and we have many glacial rocks in our parks. If only I could find one quartz, I would be happy. THANKS !! You in Australia ??
Hi! I just subscribed to your channel. I really love how excited you got with every crystal you found!! I honestly tend to be the same way, although I just started rockhounding.
Got a tip long time ago that Quartz crystals can be found not far from where we live. It took us a while to find the place, but we got more than what we're hoping for. We also found Light colored Amethyst, Citrine and Smoky Quartz Crystals.
+Liz Kreate You're so lucky to live in an area with such nice mineral assets. I live in Ohio in the U.S. and mostly have limestone and glacial placer deposits. Some areas to mt south have some areas worth looking at but not like where you are. Looking forward to your next rock hounding adventure. Ask Pedro if he's a pretty boy. ;-)
+Mike West WOW Mike, Limestone and glacial placer deposits means GEMSTONES and gold. :-) If it was me, I would be exploring the areas your're in. Thanks for watching and commenting. By the way, Pedro said "You're sexy boy Pedro!" Cheers, Liz
+keybard I'm glad you finally made the jump. It is a very addictive and enjoyable hobby that can also be very rewarding. Wish you all the very best and hope to bump into you next Saturday at the rock swap. Cheers, Liz
Love your videos. So adventurous. Wish you would put more videos like this. I know you have a video explaining how to process stones or crystals but I would like to learn more from you so I can do them myself at home. Maybe u can show us tools that we will need to work on minerals. Great job on videos
I love your videos! You sound so happy and excited when you find crystals, i love it. I've been trying to find crystals near a river by my house, but I haven't had any luck. This gives me hope that I'll find some soon! :D
Just keep your eyes peeled to the ground Chelsea and pick up anything that looks pretty and different from the other rocks. I'm sure that one day, you'll find a really nice gem. All the best, Liz
Another awesome vid Liz. Thank you so much for posting. I love your gem finding vids. They are very inspirational and make me want to get out there and fossick again.
+townsville69 Thanks for watching and glad that you're enjoying my videos. Hope you get the chance to go out there again and fossick. All the best, Liz
Hello again I have a question: Have you ever found large crystals like a big specimen of Quartz? I know you've found some pretty amazing pecies of amethyst. PS: love the excitement!!
+Alexander Martinez We have found what I would consider a giant crystal specimen. Unfortunately, we have to leave it behind as it was too big to extract and take with us at that time. We are however planning to go back there one day when we can take a caravan. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Liz you are great please upload more vídeos you inspire me to search minerales, the are great! my favorites are the opals and tourmalins but i think that every mineral its special, so which are your favorites?
i love all of your videos, and so wish i could do some digging with you and my wife in your neck of the woods. we recently went mining in Arkansas near Mount Ida it's an amazing Optical clear quartz crystals. oh and you make your jewelry look so easy to make! all of your peices are amazing.
+Andrew May Thanks for the lovely comment Andrew and glad you enjoyed the video. Hope all is well in your neck of the woods and Happy Hunting. All the best, Liz
Very nice trip there, I wonder where is the location? Wherever it is, that's quite a lot of quartz of almost every kind, but just clear, amethyst, citrine, smoky quartz, milky, etc. This is surely a good rockhounding place there.
Hey Liz! Love your videos and enjoy watching when I have the time. I was wondering if you knew of any places in the Murraylands in south Australia that you can find crystals/gems like this?
+Stella Marie Hi Stella, We haven't had a chance to explore that part of Australia yet. Your best bet is to join or contact the Gem and Mineral Club from your area as they would have regular outings to gem locations. Good luck and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
My granddaughter found a big clear Quartz Chrystal on the street right by an are that had been dug up by Caltrans . Unfortunately,she lost it in in an hour ,but it was a nice one .
Liz, you inspire me to want to go crystal and gem hunting and I am in an area that is great for that. I also love that song at the beginning of this video. Could you tell me where I could get it?
+Lynne Goodrich Thanks for watching Lynne and glad you enjoyed the video. The song is called "Happy Mandolin" and can be downloaded from the UA-cam Library. Cheers, Liz
Amazing. Liz I'm watching your videos and yes I'm trying to do the gem hunting. But unfortunately I didn't find any yet because I couldn't find any right place where to mine or looking for gem yet that is very interesting. Your videos are inspiring me.
Keep at it Rmz. We once stopped for a break from driving somewhere that is not known for gemstones. I hop out of the car and looked down and saw a rock with stripes. Wal laugh at my find saying it's just a rock. When I got home and cut and polished it, it turned out to be petrified wood. So you just never know. All the best, Liz
Hi Liz Kreate! This is JC from the Philippines and I've been collecting quartz crystals for almost two months now. I located all of them at the beach near to our house. I just want to ask about what certain thing can make them more clean like terminating other rock particles sticking to the crystal itself? I saw this video of yours and I find it very interesting because all the quartz you found turned into very neat and clean crystals like no other rock particles stick on them. Hope I can find solution from you. Thank you so much. -JC, Philippines
Hi JC, Good to know that you're finding crystals where you are. It is a very rewarding hobby but unfortunately can also be a lot of work. Different quartz crystals from different locations will require different cleaning method. Below is a link to a really good article on the subject. Wishing you all the very best. Cheers, Liz www.mindat.org/article.php/403/Cleaning+Quartz
Thank you so much Liz. I am surprised that these quartz do exist in my place. Thank you for the reply and the link you gave! I am really interested with gems yet no machines to use for polishing.
Wow, I just love all of them! Here in Florida all we have are crushed sea shells and shark teeth and the shark teeth are getting harder to find! Happy hunting ....
Hi! I have collected some rock that I think might have some agitated or geodes in them but I don't have a saw like you do in your workshop so I was wondering if you know how I could cut them without a saw
+Nina Birt Hi Nina, My husbands method is to hit it with a hammer or geopick. (not recommended) My method is that you find a Gem and Lapidary Club near you and see if they could cut it for you. You can also try cutting it using a wet tile saw that has a diamond blade. Cheers, Liz
Love your vids. We founf a nice quartz vein here in Wa. We have dug and dug and dug but no points just quartz chunks. A few clear bits bit no points. Will there be clear points in most veins?
Hard to tell unless I can survey the area. Just like in this video, What we tend to do is explore another spot. Due to different conditions when they're forming, Quartz form in a lot of different ways. Just like the saying birds of the same feather flock together, quartz/minerals tend to be found in the same spot/area. So I suggest you try digging another hole. I have a new video on zigzag amethyst and it explains how to follow the quartz veins. Happy Hunting, Cheers, Liz
Liz Kreate thanks Liz, i will head back and have another good look around and dig. Quite happy just finding more clear stuff. Some points will be icing in the cake
Do you sell these crystals? If cut and put into jewelry, would the lay person believe them to be diamonds? Have you ever found diamonds? How could you tell the difference?
were is the spot i just been up to inverelle found some but not enough time to really digg partners always friken working anyway i want to go there were is it.
Love your videos! Heading to Grabben Gullen tomorrow to see what I can find, do you know how far you can dig there? Is it just literally under the bridge? I found some citrine and 2 small green sapphire last time I was there and that was just noodling xx
+Laura mc I just found your comment Laura. I haven't been to GG for a while and don't know what the area looks like now. The bridge is a starting point. You can go up or down the creek and dig in the creek itself. I hope your trip was a success. Cheers, Liz
+Md. Sifat ullah Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the world, so I would assume that you will have some in your country. Good luck and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Lizx
I'm kinda young, (under 18) and I want to be a geologist and I think I may live nearby! I love your videos and they teach me so much, thanks for the awesome vids :)
+Rebecca lord Hi Rebecca, The cleaning process I use vary depending on where the crystals come from and can take quite some time. Not the next video but maybe a future video. :-) Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Hi! Liz, I love your videos! and I really want to find somo geodes... but I live in Hermosillo, Sonora (Mexico) can I find them Here? Thank you Liz! you have a new sub!
+Luis Esteban Peres Ballesteros There are a lot of different gemstones that can be found in Mexico, but I don't know if you'll have them near where you live. May I suggest you do a bit of research on the net or your local library of different mineral occurrences and use that as a starting point. Good luck and Happy Hunting. Cheers, Liz
Hi , do u know what type of rocks that exudes color when u put it in the water ,I saw a video in UA-cam the guy put the rock in cup of water and the rock start exudes color , I just wondering if u know any type of rocks can do that
+John Palmer Hi John, Unfortunately, most of our collections are packed away in containers. We are in the process of setting up our gallery, but too many things takes precedent over that. I'll eventually get around to it. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
DO MORE CRYSTAL HUNTING! I love videos like these they are so beautiful!
Of got Goce hdik
You yourself are such a freaking gem!
Joyful sparkly videos, YASSSSSS Queen!!!!
Welcome back! Since the last video...you've been missed. So glad to see another video from you!! :) Another awesome video.
+Ethan Finds Out Thanks for watching and commenting Ethan. Just having difficulty finding time to edit videos. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz
Delightful video. I live in NYC and we have many glacial rocks in our parks. If only I could find one quartz, I would be happy. THANKS !! You in Australia ??
Liz Kreate
Liz Kreate where would I go to sale a large crystal
Liz - I love it when you find something nice and get excited and sing it.
I love how excited you get!! You were lost for words at times hehe. Where did you get your knowledge and interest for gems etc?
Just by reading, research and mostly being on the field. Cheers, Liz
Love the channel! Beginner here and all the little bits of info you give while you're on the field really really helps, thank you
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm glad my videos are of some help to you. Stay safe and Happy Hunting. Cheers, Liz
Love love this Liz. I adore quartz. Where are you guys again? Canberra? I'm so excited I want to come & fossick!!
+Lisa Sutherland-Fraser Thanks for watching Lisa and glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz
That's incredible to find such an abundant place full treasure.
+yack f zay We just barely scratch the surface in this area. It would be interesting to see what treasures waiting to be found. All the best, Liz
Hi! I just subscribed to your channel. I really love how excited you got with every crystal you found!! I honestly tend to be the same way, although I just started rockhounding.
Thanks for watching and subscribing Shamika. Good luck with your rockhounding and Happy Hunting. :-) Cheers, Liz
Is quartz crystals worth a lot of money
Got a tip long time ago that Quartz crystals can be found not far from where we live. It took us a while to find the place, but we got more than what we're hoping for. We also found Light colored Amethyst, Citrine and Smoky Quartz Crystals.
+Liz Kreate You're so lucky to live in an area with such nice mineral assets. I live in Ohio in the U.S. and mostly have limestone and glacial placer deposits. Some areas to mt south have some areas worth looking at but not like where you are. Looking forward to your next rock hounding adventure. Ask Pedro if he's a pretty boy. ;-)
+Mike West WOW Mike, Limestone and glacial placer deposits means GEMSTONES and gold. :-) If it was me, I would be exploring the areas your're in. Thanks for watching and commenting. By the way, Pedro said "You're sexy boy Pedro!" Cheers, Liz
Liz I want to go with you..any that would be so much fun...
you're such a lucky lady!!!
+elisha coldwell Thanks for watching and commenting Elisha. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz
I love your enthusiasm for rocks and nature so much!
+Brianna Giles Thanks for watching and commenting Brianna. Cheers, Liz
I wish I could Travel to Australia and Gem Hunt! Excited for more videos!
your enthusiasm makes me really excited too!! and your videos have convinced me to join the canberra lapidary club!!!
+keybard I'm glad you finally made the jump. It is a very addictive and enjoyable hobby that can also be very rewarding. Wish you all the very best and hope to bump into you next Saturday at the rock swap. Cheers, Liz
Love your videos. So adventurous. Wish you would put more videos like this. I know you have a video explaining how to process stones or crystals but I would like to learn more from you so I can do them myself at home. Maybe u can show us tools that we will need to work on minerals. Great job on videos
+Tkay Vs. Art I do have some videos on Lapidary that shows some tools that I use for processing gemstones. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Thank you Liz for another wonderful, informative and fun video! All the very best!
+Alex Kautz Thanks for watching and commenting Alex. Cheers, Liz
I love your videos! You sound so happy and excited when you find crystals, i love it. I've been trying to find crystals near a river by my house, but I haven't had any luck. This gives me hope that I'll find some soon! :D
Just keep your eyes peeled to the ground Chelsea and pick up anything that looks pretty and different from the other rocks. I'm sure that one day, you'll find a really nice gem. All the best, Liz
These are so beautiful crystals liz my father used to collect crystals And rocks to make fancy things well I never knew
Love your videos, the excitement is contagious.
Another awesome vid Liz. Thank you so much for posting. I love your gem finding vids. They are very inspirational and make me want to get out there and fossick again.
+townsville69 Thanks for watching and glad that you're enjoying my videos. Hope you get the chance to go out there again and fossick. All the best, Liz
Hello again I have a question: Have you ever found large crystals like a big specimen of Quartz? I know you've found some pretty amazing pecies of amethyst.
PS: love the excitement!!
+Alexander Martinez We have found what I would consider a giant crystal specimen. Unfortunately, we have to leave it behind as it was too big to extract and take with us at that time. We are however planning to go back there one day when we can take a caravan. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
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Love watching your videos, you get so excited, thanks Liz , keep them coming...😀
+Manda Sutcliffe Thank you for watching and commenting Manda. All the best, Liz
I don't want this video to end! haha that was awesome
+blank hernandez Thanks for commenting and glad you enjoyed the video. All the best, Liz
Great quartz finds Liz, what area are you guys in! Suz
Liz you are great please upload more vídeos you inspire me to search minerales, the are great! my favorites are the opals and tourmalins but i think that every mineral its special, so which are your favorites?
Opal.... As it has all the colors of the gemstones. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Liz
i love all of your videos, and so wish i could do some digging with you and my wife in your neck of the woods. we recently went mining in Arkansas near Mount Ida it's an amazing Optical clear quartz crystals. oh and you make your jewelry look so easy to make! all of your peices are amazing.
"we found some amazing Optical clear quartz crystals" typo :)
+Andrew May Thanks for the lovely comment Andrew and glad you enjoyed the video. Hope all is well in your neck of the woods and Happy Hunting. All the best, Liz
Wow very exciting to watch finding crystals!
Very nice trip there, I wonder where is the location? Wherever it is, that's quite a lot of quartz of almost every kind, but just clear, amethyst, citrine, smoky quartz, milky, etc. This is surely a good rockhounding place there.
+Nick K Thanks for watching Nick and hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz
Some of those quartz were big! Congrats on your find. :)
+Deedoof Thanks Deedoof. Hope all is well. Cheers, Liz
Cool that you get just as excited with a small one as wallies big one LOL.
+gary whelton Thanks for watching and commenting Gary. ;-) Cheers, Liz
3 months waiting a new video haha, i love the rare smoke amethyst double, greetings from Mexico Liz :)
+Eros Toledo Barrios Unfortunately Eros, work seems to always get in the way of prospecting. :-) Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Hey Liz! Love your videos and enjoy watching when I have the time. I was wondering if you knew of any places in the Murraylands in south Australia that you can find crystals/gems like this?
+Stella Marie Hi Stella, We haven't had a chance to explore that part of Australia yet. Your best bet is to join or contact the Gem and Mineral Club from your area as they would have regular outings to gem locations. Good luck and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
I would love to go where you went! I've been searching everywhere online to see where to dig yourself some citrine but can't find any
Any day I find one of your videos is a good day :)
+zerpBot Thanks for the comment. :-) Cheers, Liz
My granddaughter found a big clear Quartz Chrystal on the street right by an are that had been dug up by Caltrans . Unfortunately,she lost it in in an hour ,but it was a nice one .
So interesting! I love how excited u get :) thanks for uploading
+Ty N You're welcome and thanks for watching. I blame the excitement on these crystals. So much fun. :-) Cheers, Liz
Liz, you inspire me to want to go crystal and gem hunting and I am in an area that is great for that. I also love that song at the beginning of this video. Could you tell me where I could get it?
+Lynne Goodrich Thanks for watching Lynne and glad you enjoyed the video. The song is called "Happy Mandolin" and can be downloaded from the UA-cam Library. Cheers, Liz
Amazing. Liz I'm watching your videos and yes I'm trying to do the gem hunting. But unfortunately I didn't find any yet because I couldn't find any right place where to mine or looking for gem yet that is very interesting. Your videos are inspiring me.
Keep at it Rmz. We once stopped for a break from driving somewhere that is not known for gemstones. I hop out of the car and looked down and saw a rock with stripes. Wal laugh at my find saying it's just a rock. When I got home and cut and polished it, it turned out to be petrified wood. So you just never know. All the best, Liz
How much do you think rose quartz crystals are worth? I found a ton of beautiful rose quartz around Cooma
I love watching your videos ! So cool 🥰
Glad you like them! Thank you so much for watching. Take care. Cheers, Liz
Great fun ,you are so lucky..Well done..
Hi Liz Kreate! This is JC from the Philippines and I've been collecting quartz crystals for almost two months now. I located all of them at the beach near to our house. I just want to ask about what certain thing can make them more clean like terminating other rock particles sticking to the crystal itself? I saw this video of yours and I find it very interesting because all the quartz you found turned into very neat and clean crystals like no other rock particles stick on them. Hope I can find solution from you. Thank you so much. -JC, Philippines
Hi JC, Good to know that you're finding crystals where you are. It is a very rewarding hobby but unfortunately can also be a lot of work.
Different quartz crystals from different locations will require different cleaning method. Below is a link to a really good article on the subject. Wishing you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
www.mindat.org/article.php/403/Cleaning+Quartz
Thank you so much Liz. I am surprised that these quartz do exist in my place. Thank you for the reply and the link you gave! I am really interested with gems yet no machines to use for polishing.
Wow, I just love all of them! Here in Florida all we have are crushed sea shells and shark teeth and the shark teeth are getting harder to find! Happy hunting ....
+Donna Day Thanks for commenting Donna and happy hunting to you too. Cheers, Liz
Lis your videos are great, I would love to see some more opal videos 😉😊👌
+Mr Fish Guru I have plans of doing more Opal videos in the future. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
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Hi! I have collected some rock that I think might have some agitated or geodes in them but I don't have a saw like you do in your workshop so I was wondering if you know how I could cut them without a saw
+Nina Birt Hi Nina, My husbands method is to hit it with a hammer or geopick. (not recommended)
My method is that you find a Gem and Lapidary Club near you and see if they could cut it for you. You can also try cutting it using a wet tile saw that has a diamond blade. Cheers, Liz
OMG!! Which place is this?? It's amazing
I love hearing how excited you are! Im exactly the same.. my boyfriend has to calm me down hahaha
+Effie Moore And that is why most Women lives longer than men Effie. ;-) Thanks for watching and commenting and STAY Happy. Cheers, Liz
+Liz Kreate Very true! whats life without laughter!! hugs xx
We found *HUGE* purple and white rocks here in NJ, they could have quite a bit of Amethyst and Quartz in them.
we can find crystals in NJ o-o?
Love your vids. We founf a nice quartz vein here in Wa. We have dug and dug and dug but no points just quartz chunks. A few clear bits bit no points. Will there be clear points in most veins?
Hard to tell unless I can survey the area. Just like in this video, What we tend to do is explore another spot. Due to different conditions when they're forming, Quartz form in a lot of different ways. Just like the saying birds of the same feather flock together, quartz/minerals tend to be found in the same spot/area. So I suggest you try digging another hole. I have a new video on zigzag amethyst and it explains how to follow the quartz veins. Happy Hunting, Cheers, Liz
Liz Kreate thanks Liz, i will head back and have another good look around and dig. Quite happy just finding more clear stuff. Some points will be icing in the cake
Do you sell these crystals? If cut and put into jewelry, would the lay person believe them to be diamonds? Have you ever found diamonds? How could you tell the difference?
were is the spot i just been up to inverelle found some but not enough time to really digg partners always friken working anyway i want to go there were is it.
Can we discuss the quarts part are you collecting em for a army with it?
I have a slight chip on tip of my crystal. Can you please guide what I could use to regain it's point. Thank you ...
I'm sorry to hear that Linda. The only way to have a point on the crystal back is to cut/grind and polish it. Cheers, Liz
Love your videos! Heading to Grabben Gullen tomorrow to see what I can find, do you know how far you can dig there? Is it just literally under the bridge? I found some citrine and 2 small green sapphire last time I was there and that was just noodling xx
+Laura mc I just found your comment Laura. I haven't been to GG for a while and don't know what the area looks like now. The bridge is a starting point. You can go up or down the creek and dig in the creek itself. I hope your trip was a success. Cheers, Liz
+Liz Kreate thanks hun! I went back again and found 5 small ones, so lovely being out in the country and getting back into nature! All the best ☺️⛏💎
+Laura mc Glad that you found some. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers, Liz
+Liz Kreate do u think i can find minerals in my country (Bangladesh) like this. how should i start and what should i look for?
+Md. Sifat ullah Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the world, so I would assume that you will have some in your country. Good luck and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Lizx
You have Awesome videos! Thank you for sharing your gem hunting! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you're enjoying the videos. Cheers, Liz
I'm kinda young, (under 18) and I want to be a geologist and I think I may live nearby! I love your videos and they teach me so much, thanks for the awesome vids :)
+Insidious Karma It's my pleasure and glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting. I wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
How do you clean the crystals you find? Tia
I love rock too but have no idea what is what liz.
is there a site that can help me to do it for myself and what tools do I need to cut and smoothen it.Thanks so much.
Below is a link that might help you Linda. Cheers, Liz
www.wikihow.com/Polish-Stones
Bless you....
could you tell me how you get them so clean and shiny. maybe your next video please.
+Rebecca lord Hi Rebecca, The cleaning process I use vary depending on where the crystals come from and can take quite some time. Not the next video but maybe a future video. :-) Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
I'm confused about getting stones.Calcite and Quartz looks alike. Can you help me identify them?
Calcite is a much softer stone than quartz. Try doing a scratch test and you'll soon find out which one is which. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
i have rock like that but i dont know how to identify i need help to identify my rock?
U become crazy mom. Love it ❤️❤️❤️ crystals crystal beautiful
Hi! Liz, I love your videos! and I really want to find somo geodes... but I live in Hermosillo, Sonora (Mexico)
can I find them Here?
Thank you Liz! you have a new sub!
+Luis Esteban Peres Ballesteros There are a lot of different gemstones that can be found in Mexico, but I don't know if you'll have them near where you live. May I suggest you do a bit of research on the net or your local library of different mineral occurrences and use that as a starting point. Good luck and Happy Hunting. Cheers, Liz
Thanks!
Hi , do u know what type of rocks that exudes color when u put it in the water ,I saw a video in UA-cam the guy put the rock in cup of water and the rock start exudes color , I just wondering if u know any type of rocks can do that
+ابو محمد السعدي The only rock I know that does that is dyed or colored rock. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
+Liz Kreate oh thank u
Thanks for all your good information!
You're welcome and thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers, Liz
Can you show us your collection of gemstones
+John Palmer Hi John, Unfortunately, most of our collections are packed away in containers. We are in the process of setting up our gallery, but too many things takes precedent over that. I'll eventually get around to it. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
I wish i could go one in my Lifestyle with you crysrall Digging because you have ALWAYS the best Spots
Thanks for commenting. Cheers, Liz
Where in Australia are you at where you found all these beautiful crystals
We were in NSW. Not far from where we live. Cheers, Liz
wow its amazing hobby liz..
+Jenny D It keeps me out of trouble. :-) Thanks for watching and commenting Jenny. Cheers, Liz
Liz , you are hilarious . 😊
Enjoy ur videos, any places near chicago?
We are in Australia and haven't been that way yet. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Can you tel me what you do with all those crystal?
I make them into different things such as jewelry, arts and crafts or for gifting to family and friends. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
man your so lucky... I buy my things
+Ryley W Thanks for watching and commenting Ryley. Cheers, Liz
That looked like a great spot..
+THEDRAGONBOOSTER8 It is now my go to spot to cure my prospecting sickness. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Liz
cool gems jou found 😺👍💎
I just had the best afternoon watching this video. I hope to become a Rock Hound in my future but currently, I'm just a connoisseur...
+2lemonades Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video. I wish you all the very best in your future rock hounding. Cheers, Liz
as always very fun videos to watch
+Ray Rusaw Thanks for watching and commenting Ray. Cheers, Liz
Make more of these kinds of videos please
+Kevin D Thanks for watching Kevin. Cheers, Liz
i love your videos!!!! thank you!!
Where actually is this its my first time watching you're vidios I subscribed
You're very very cool!I love you!!!💕😘😻
+liz kreate can i ask where abouts you where
Hi Thomas, This is in NSW, around 50 km. from Canberra. Cheers, Liz
what do you do with all these?
I make jewelry and gem crafts with them. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Those are so nice
yay:) i miss your videos:)
+1351992 Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz
omg! I Love crystals!
Amazing!!!!
to many Cristina in same spot . very possible in my area .
What area is this omg
This is in NSW, Australia. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
beats sitting at home. I know that's right lol
Thanks for watching and commenting Parrishe. Cheers, Liz
, sir how to sales crystal from india
I only collect them, and I don't sell.
Wonderful:)
The Glove has hole LOL😎
I want to found crystals but I live in California so we have here ? :'(
everything look it up
www.palagems.com/ca-gems/
I'm so jelly
It is in small as in India we had huge sizes
5:08 "Another One" - DJ Khaled
+Adzza Gaming Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Liz
I would have pockets full ,lol.
I just found out that most of the rocks and minerals u throw away I want really badly... XD
I have to leave some indicators for others that's going behind me. :-) Thanks for watching Angie. Cheers, Liz