@@therockdad1 my website for the jewelry I sell should be up in about two and a half weeks I will hit you with the web page as soon as it's done so you can see the black opal have a great day love your videos love the way you incorporate the kids that's what I'm talking about teaching them a skill right on
I'm so glad I came across your video because now I know for sure that what I have is Opal. I an finding large amounts of it on my property in Spokane. Most has at least a small area with play of color in it but some does not. Thanks for posting this!
I’m glad I ran across your video. I’m in the Spokane area near the airport. I picked up several pounds of that stuff. Wasn’t sure exactly what it was. I thought it was petrified wood. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. My family growing up was always into hunting mushrooms, so we know lots of good areas for that. Lately I have been interested in finding gold and gems. Opal is my favorite gemstone by far. I knew they found them in southeast Oregon but wasn't sure about Washington. So now I'll have to get out there and look around!
Opal is actually very common in Washington Idaho and Oregon and Wyoming Opal is actually very common in Washington Idaho and Oregon and WyomingThe trick is finding precious opal There is actually quite a bit of fire opal near the Spokane area and Lewiston area But the really good stuff comes from Oregon and about an hour South of Boise If you want to see some dynamite fire opal check out outlaw rocks
Yeah I found black opal with fire near Everett Washington. Highly fractured as well but oh my gosh it carved into gorgeous jewelry
Realy. Thats cool would love to see how it turned out. Good find
@@therockdad1 my website for the jewelry I sell should be up in about two and a half weeks I will hit you with the web page as soon as it's done so you can see the black opal have a great day love your videos love the way you incorporate the kids that's what I'm talking about teaching them a skill right on
Right on thank you. I look forward to it
I live very near there, any tips would be appreciated :)
I'm so glad I came across your video because now I know for sure that what I have is Opal. I an finding large amounts of it on my property in Spokane. Most has at least a small area with play of color in it but some does not. Thanks for posting this!
Congratulations. Do you have any pictures of your finds
@@therockdad1 I do I'm not sure how to attach them in here.
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@@therockdad1 tried to send but it didn't go through.
@@jeng.2331 mcnary_shawn@yahoo.com. try this one. It may work better
I’m glad I ran across your video. I’m in the Spokane area near the airport. I picked up several pounds of that stuff. Wasn’t sure exactly what it was. I thought it was petrified wood. Thank you.
Awesome stuff! Ragnar is on the hunt for opal
Always fun to find
That Opal is hot!
Beautiful stuff right
Thanks for sharing. My family growing up was always into hunting mushrooms, so we know lots of good areas for that. Lately I have been interested in finding gold and gems. Opal is my favorite gemstone by far. I knew they found them in southeast Oregon but wasn't sure about Washington. So now I'll have to get out there and look around!
Opal is actually very common in Washington Idaho and Oregon and Wyoming Opal is actually very common in Washington Idaho and Oregon and WyomingThe trick is finding precious opal There is actually quite a bit of fire opal near the Spokane area and Lewiston area But the really good stuff comes from Oregon and about an hour South of Boise If you want to see some dynamite fire opal check out outlaw rocks
Anyone share precious opal site with this lil opalescent Goblin? Ameture hounder long time collector
Where in the Pacific Northwest are you located
I had no idea opal was that color! Very pretty, amazing how different they are polished!
Came out really nice. Opal comes in all colors of the rainbow 🌈