What's Hot In Tucson 2019 Part 05 Mineral City

Join Show Hosts David Wilber and Bob Jones as we attend the LARGEST MINERAL SHOW in the world - The Tucson Show. Now, when we say, "Tucson Show" it's really a combination of 52 different shows that start in mid-January and continue until mid-February. We visit some of the most important shows for top-end minerals to seek out what are the HOTTEST and NEWEST minerals hitting the market.
The Mineral City Mineral Show is the show of the future. In their first year, Mineral City had some growing pains but the quality of dealers and material at this show makes it a MUST VISIT. And, now we have new mineral-based services right her in Tucson like an on-site lab (Nimeral) and an on-site base producer (The Sunnywood Collection). Expect more great things as we move into the future from this location - right in the heart of Tucson.
Interviewed of this segment is:
+ Nimeral Minlab (Emanuele Marini)
+ Spirifer Minerals (Tom Praszkier)
+ Matrix India (Sami Makki)
+ The Sunnywood Collection (Adam Reimnitz)
+ The Focal Crystal (James Webb)
+ Ziga Minerals (David Ziga)
+ Saga Minerals (Jared Freiburg)
+ William Johnson Minerals (CD Davis)
To watch all the segments in this program, visit our What's Hot In Tucson: 2019 Playlist at:
• What's Hot In Tucson: ...
SPECIAL NOTE: We are releasing this film so that it is FREE to the public via UA-cam. This is in reaction to the current new Coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping the world. The best advice to help head off this disease (other than washing hands, covering your coughs and not touching our faces) is self-isolation. So in this time of self-isolation, we at BlueCap Productions wanted to try and provide at least a little relief to the mineral collecting community with this free copy of this film. Please enjoy and be safe.

[@kellylovesrocks]

I just love all your gem show videos. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@PwnerEpicGuy]

Dear Brian, Love the amazing videos you put out so regularly, I was just wondering if you could Shed some light on how the negative impressions are made on the acrylic stands, are they scanned by laser and worked by a computerized router? many thanks inn anticipation. Stay safe and keep up the good work.

[@havenlew]

Dave didn't know what Kobyashevite was because its man made and decomposes in water within 10 minutes. Slimy little dealer

[@jeffkuhn6003]

I wonder if the dealer knew

That stuff does occur naturally tho, as far as I know. Just extremely unstable stuff, nothing one can keep for decades, that’s for sure.