Thanks for commenting Berna. Not just Sapphires but being outdoors and Prospecting is when I'm happiest, for I forget about the problems of our daily modern lives and just concentrated on what I'm finding or looking for. Cheers, Liz
very nice! I'd really like to know how you can tell some random blue coloured stone is a sapphire or a yellow stone is a yellow sapphire? How can you tell what's a zircon?
Each gemstone groups tend to form in specific shapes. If they have not been subjected to natural tumbling as in a river bed they will have the exact shape. A good eye will recognize the fact that those shape might not have their original crisp crystal edges. Color is a good indication for identity. It is the rare colors that make you want to save the specimen for testing. There is a rare color of sapphire that has a pale pink w/ a small hint of orange to my eye. That is the Padparadscha Sapphire. HRH Princess Eugene has a Padparadscha sapphire in her engagement ring. It is not as large of an engagement ring compared to A List superstars. It is IMHO the perfect sort of thing for a Royal. The color of a Padparadscha sapphire is also an excellent choice as it works very well with her complexion .
Ok, I’ve just found my first sapphires, rubies and diamonds. Boom I’m hooked. Now, when I see those stones you’re pulling out, I go WOOOP, YEAH. It’s better than gold fever. One day I’ll get that too😂🤣
Really wish I could visit a location like this one some day! I'm no professional and don't think I ever will be, but I love to collect minerals and (mostly semi-precious) stones and digging for them like this sounds like it'd just feel so rewarding. If the spot had any good or even just pretty stones, that is. Love to hear your passion here!
All rocks tells a story and that's what I find so fascinating. Thanks for watching Nina and wishing you all the very best for the New Year. Happy hunting. Cheers, Liz
Hi Miss Liz I'm living in Jamaica ,,I've watched ur videos. And I've started my own search. I've found some stuff and would love to contact you. To get some insight on I've found. Thank you kindly
I love those wellies, I only have boring green ones hihi. And I love your enthusiasm aswell, it makes happy just watching your videos. I happened to stumble upon some nice big garnets a couple of years ago when out hiking, and I know that some of the worlds biggest and finest peridot is found in my county in Norway a couple of hours away in Åheim. If only I knew anything at all about geology and such I would go out and have a go at finding some gems. For now I'm only striking brown gold and ocean silver in fishing brown-trout, sea-trout and salmon, I think they are like gems too :)
To me they'd just be a bunch of regular stones but now since watching this video, I feel like I could now find gems too XD happy video, happy music and happy people! Gems and stones make people happy 😆 good good
Love your videos and I know people hate comments like this but have you thought about grabbing the center of all the classifiers and sorting at home to make it more efficient
I love your videos. The joy you share is amazing. Do you ever do follow up videos of the stones after cutting? Especially the big ones... Even if they are "low quality"!
S White I will be doing stone cutting videos in the future but time at the moment is a hindrance. We only cut the top quality large stones and send the smaller stones overseas to have them commercially cut. Thanks for watching and commenting S White and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
WOW! Awesome fines you got!! Beautiful stones, where would one fine these? Please! an Thanks! Thank you for sharing like your video's fine they are very interesting!!! Liz..
I would LOVE to go such places like you do. Rare stones, gems and fossils have always interested me since I was 5 years old. Nice find, and good luck on your next hunt :]
+David Dunigan Thanks for watching and commenting David. We only do this for a hobby at the moment, and not really after them because of their value but more of the fun of hunting for them. All the best, Liz
Hi there Liz , I've been a fan of your videos for a while now , including this video . And I just realized that I haven't yet subscribed to your channel .well I am now .
This is so exciting to watch, thank you for this adventure, in my country there's no chance far experiencing this but you make it happen :))) Cheers from Poland:)
Hello there 😁 I’m wondering where abouts you have harvested this from? for my in laws have taken up the hobby would love to know thank you in advanced😉😁
nice to have a lady who likes looking for gem stones most women wont care about looking dont stop looking LIS KREATE love your show wish i was there to
@@LizKreate oh okay. Very pretty. Your really good at spotting the black ones. But how can you tell they are sapphires? Are they shinier than just black rocks?
Liz I have a few stones I've collected from saphire, in Qld.. are you able to do a video on the difference between saphire and spinel? I have some nice blue stones I thought where saphires but maybe there spinels
Hi Zane, The quickest way to differentiate a sapphire from a black spinel is by doing a scratch test. A sapphire (9 on moh scale hardness) can scratch a spinel but a spinel (7.5 to 8 on moh scale hardness) can't scratch a sapphire since its a softer stone. Also put your stones on top of a torch and see if the light can show some colors through on sapphire but spinel won't. Hope this helps. Cheers, Liz
hey liz where in australia was this filmed? I'm in victoria and looking for a place to look for sapphires, iv never fossicked for them before but I'm really really excited to
Stuart Cook Hi Stuart, This area is in Grabben Gullen, NSW. Not sure whether it's going to be worth your while to travel here from Victoria since you've never fossicked for them. The place is getting too popular that it's getting more and more difficult to find sapphires. Wish you all the very best, Liz
i think i will drive up tuesday, i have a few days leave so may stay till friday, are you in that area? maybe if you are kind enough could send me some locations?
+Happy Canadian Mom Thanks for watching and commenting HCM. Hopefully one day, we might get the chance to go over your way. All the best for the New Year. Cheers, Liz
I've seen the video a couple of times, so I've gotten somewhat good at identifying the gems like the amazing ones you found, but are there certain places to look and dig for them? Thanks!
123huskieman Different gems can be found in different locations around the world. Here in Australia, we have designated fossicking areas that anyone can have access to. A bit of research on the net can produced a lot of info on different locations that have gemstones. Good luck and happy hunting. Cheers, Liz
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ALWAYS FUN WHEN LOOKING FOR GEMS ESPECIALY WHEN YOU FIND A LOT.
Your glee at finding these gemstones is catching. I can only imagine who fun it would be to go out with you and Wal. Bucket list trip.
Thanks for watching Wendy and glad that you enjoyed the video. All the best, Liz
Omg, she's just like a hawk. Those eyes are fast! That voice is pure happiness xD
+Ítalo Ximenes Thanks for watching and the kind comment Italo. All the best, Liz
+Ítalo Ximenes Yep. That's why I could watch her videos forever! :D
+Ethan Finds Out Awww! You're sweet Ethan. Thanks for watching and have a great day. Cheers, Liz
weird but true
+Liz Kreate hello mrs liz plaese look at my video black saphir in my kanal karim najib and tell me what's your opinion
So many good videos to watch! It was quite a... corundum... of which to see first.
I like the Sapphire I will come and find it too well done to you
I really love your joy in finding great sense of humor
I'm happier because of your enthusiastic and happy voice. I laughed but not because you're funny but your voice and reactions are so cute.
I used to do a lot of sapphire prospecting but haven't for ages now listing to you have put that infectious quest back into me LOL!
I have learned alot from your vedo. It takes alot too go out an explore. It sure does help too learn from a pro.
+Daniel Coffey Thanks for watching Daniel. Glad you enjoyed the video. All the best for the New Year. Cheers, Liz
Ohh i love that accent... :-)
Sapphire is precious! It’s my birthstone.
I love this channel
Thanks for watching and glad you're enjoying my videos. Take care and stay healthy. Cheers, Liz
Holy Grail in Prospecting for Sapphires,keeping it fun is the key. Well done.
+William Affonso Spot on. :-)
Thanks for watching William and Happy New Year. Cheers, Liz
WHAT A FUN GEM "HUNTING"!!! You sound very happy when you find sapphires :-)
Thanks for commenting Berna. Not just Sapphires but being outdoors and Prospecting is when I'm happiest, for I forget about the problems of our daily modern lives and just concentrated on what I'm finding or looking for. Cheers, Liz
Liz Kreate ..
4:41
You so funny Liz !
So Happy for you both.
she is having fun!
We have just fossicking, learning a fair bit from these youtubes from Liz, thanks Liz xx
very nice! I'd really like to know how you can tell some random blue coloured stone is a sapphire or a yellow stone is a yellow sapphire? How can you tell what's a zircon?
Each gemstone groups tend to form in specific shapes. If they have not been subjected to natural tumbling as in a river bed they will have the exact shape. A good eye will recognize the fact that those shape might not have their original crisp crystal edges. Color is a good indication for identity. It is the rare colors that make you want to save the specimen for testing. There is a rare color of sapphire that has a pale pink w/ a small hint of orange to my eye. That is the Padparadscha Sapphire. HRH Princess Eugene has a Padparadscha sapphire in her engagement ring. It is not as large of an engagement ring compared to A List superstars. It is IMHO the perfect sort of thing for a Royal. The color of a Padparadscha sapphire is also an excellent choice as it works very well with her complexion .
It was so nice to hear your excitement as i cant think of a better way to spend a day
Those Blue Sapphires are the most beautiful of gemstones besides Peridot to me,magnificent.
Ok, I’ve just found my first sapphires, rubies and diamonds. Boom I’m hooked. Now, when I see those stones you’re pulling out, I go WOOOP, YEAH. It’s better than gold fever. One day I’ll get that too😂🤣
Congratulations on you finds. Hope you'll also get the gold fever one day. Thanks for watching and Happy New Year! 🥰
Thanks LIZ, you are my lecturer , I am from remote area in Africa
I love to collect rocks and I just came across your channel today and I think it is awesome and helpful, now I know what to look for, Thanks
You're welcome and thank you for watching. Cheers, Liz
You certainly have skills and a great source for gems. Thank you for the knowledge.
You're welcome Kerry and thank you for watching. Cheers, Liz
What a fun (money-making) hobby! I can't even recognize what is what...this lady is awesome!!!
This looks like a really interesting and fun thing to do
+Love Life It sure is. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
What do you do with them? I would love to see videos on your projects with the raw stones to finished product.
Faceting video is on the list of things to do. Thanks for watching and commenting Mary and wish you all the very best....Liz
@@LizKreate I'll have to see if you made that video 😁
ZIRCON SAPPHIRE SPINNEL+ the happy music = AWESOME!!!! VIDEO I LOVE IT
Where are you guys digging? Yay for all the good finds
We are in NSW Australia. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
enjoyed it, very wonderfully.that's a cool video.Looking forward to seeing more videos.
멋진영상 감사히 잘 보고갑니다.머지않아 점점 성장되어 초대형 유투버로 번창하시길
진심으로 소망 합니다.
This is helpful, because we just bought an unsalted bag. thanks!
Nice little haul missus
I believe it. I used to pull 1/4 to 1/2 in garnets from my diggings almost every day out in California
Really wish I could visit a location like this one some day! I'm no professional and don't think I ever will be, but I love to collect minerals and (mostly semi-precious) stones and digging for them like this sounds like it'd just feel so rewarding. If the spot had any good or even just pretty stones, that is. Love to hear your passion here!
All rocks tells a story and that's what I find so fascinating. Thanks for watching Nina and wishing you all the very best for the New Year. Happy hunting. Cheers, Liz
Muito lindo!!! Amei essas PEDRAS!!! Parabéns!!!
I really love panning.I really love your videos i'm a fan!!!!!!!!!!!!🤗
That's the sort of thing I dream about. Well done.
Thanks for commenting haynerbass and hope you get the chance to do this one day. Cheers, Liz
nice looking stones! thanks
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. 🥰
This gems are stunningly beautiful
Hi Miss Liz I'm living in Jamaica ,,I've watched ur videos. And I've started my own search. I've found some stuff and would love to contact you. To get some insight on I've found. Thank you kindly
Hi mate I could help fishermanzimbo@gmail.com
Great finds and helpfull video,thx.
I love those wellies, I only have boring green ones hihi. And I love your enthusiasm aswell, it makes happy just watching your videos.
I happened to stumble upon some nice big garnets a couple of years ago when out hiking, and I know that some of the worlds biggest and finest peridot is found in my county in Norway a couple of hours away in Åheim. If only I knew anything at all about geology and such I would go out and have a go at finding some gems.
For now I'm only striking brown gold and ocean silver in fishing brown-trout, sea-trout and salmon, I think they are like gems too :)
Good stuff. Found nice lot in Montana, so understand enthusiasm
To me they'd just be a bunch of regular stones but now since watching this video, I feel like I could now find gems too XD happy video, happy music and happy people! Gems and stones make people happy 😆 good good
That was the most beautiful green in that stone what fun.
Love your videos and I know people hate comments like this but have you thought about grabbing the center of all the classifiers and sorting at home to make it more efficient
That's our modus operandi. We take our gold concentrate and gemstone concentrates for the kids and the oldies to go through. Thanks for watching. 🥰
Yes it's real video completely I love it 😍
Thank you for making the videos that you make I really enjoy watching them 🙂
How exciting!!
:-)
Yehaw!!! I need to go prospecting there....
i love your vids so much! you should do a video cutting them, it'd be so interesting!
Gianluca Boccaletti I agree! that's a great idea! that would be so cool!
ぶっちゃけ何を言っているのかわかりませんが、楽しんでいる様はありありと伝わってきます。こういう場所が日本にもほしいですね
I just love watching all your videos!!! :)
+Kelly Ruonavarra Thanks for commenting Kelly. Cheers, Liz
So beautiful finding !
So much fun! I want to try!!
you are an expert
Your videos make me wish I Could go to Australia and prospect.
I love your videos. The joy you share is amazing.
Do you ever do follow up videos of the stones after cutting?
Especially the big ones... Even if they are "low quality"!
S White I will be doing stone cutting videos in the future but time at the moment is a hindrance. We only cut the top quality large stones and send the smaller stones overseas to have them commercially cut. Thanks for watching and commenting S White and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz
Nice videos :) Any more plans for gold prospecting videos?
Have you seen the last one on Gold Sniping?
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WOW! Awesome fines you got!! Beautiful stones, where would one fine these? Please! an Thanks! Thank you for sharing like your video's fine they are very interesting!!! Liz..
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GOOD video, Thanks
I would LOVE to go such places like you do. Rare stones, gems and fossils have always interested me since I was 5 years old. Nice find, and good luck on your next hunt :]
Thanks for watching and commenting Gaming Lotus and hope you'd get the chance to do this one day. Cheers, Liz
OFF TO TUCSON NEXT WEEK HOPE THEY LIKE SAPPHIRES AND OPAL BRIAN WILLIAMS
Could watch you pick rocks for hours, thanks for your videos.
zerpBot Thanks for watching and commenting zerpBot. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. All the best, Liz
This is awesome!!!
fantastic!
Thanks for commenting Grant. Cheers, Liz
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS GUYS VERY NICE :)
Fidel Guzman Thanks for watching Fidel and glad you enjoyed our videos. Cheers, Liz
OMG YOU ARE GOING TO BE MILLIONARES DOING THAT MAYBE EVEN BILLIONARES!
+David Dunigan Thanks for watching and commenting David. We only do this for a hobby at the moment, and not really after them because of their value but more of the fun of hunting for them. All the best, Liz
Hi there Liz , I've been a fan of your videos for a while now , including this video . And I just realized that I haven't yet subscribed to your channel .well I am now .
I'm glad you finally took the plunge.:-) Thank you for watching and subscribing and hope you'll continue to enjoy my videos. Cheers, Liz
Sometimes the best cameraman is the one you have.
Where can I find these precious gems.
Where is this place?! Please share!
idk why but this kind of videos satisfy me :'D i like ur voice too liz😁😊
Very nice...
Thanks for watching and glad to know you're enjoying my videos.
@@LizKreate thankyou For video.
Thank you very much wonderful excellent very good
wish I can find some too. I really like gemstone so much
With a bit of research Keith, I'm sure you'll be able to find some locations near you. Good luck and thanks for watching. All the best, Liz
Whoa, put the camera down and keep digging!! Fantastic!
I love SAFIRE too
you did not say where to find them
Lol! I don't think she ever will...
Can it be narrowed down by State?
Can't imagine why she would. That would just send people to her secret spots and make it harder for her to find them.
Go to Hiddenite North Carolina!
She is in Australia, most likely at Oberon nsw
yes thought that was obvious that she is in down under! dam lucky they have everything! in uk we have jack all
This is so exciting to watch, thank you for this adventure, in my country there's no chance far experiencing this but you make it happen :))) Cheers from Poland:)
sempreviva82 Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad that you enjoyed the video. All the best, Liz
Liz try to find blue zircon , padparadscha sapphire , rutile , rhodonite , fluorite and green zircon
Hi Liz ime just starting to look for gold and gems , would you know of any areas to start of in wagga area , thanks
omg! I see similiar stones at the beach almost the same size !
우와 득템하셨네요 부럽네유ㅜ 굿굿❣️
Would have loved to see you explain what sort of terrain and areas to explore for gemstones.. nice work nevertheless :)
Hello there 😁 I’m wondering where abouts you have harvested this from? for my in laws have taken up the hobby would love to know thank you in advanced😉😁
I saw arrowheads in that 3 minute wash. Fantastic video Liz!
You had me looking/examining at the video again...lol It was just a rock angled to look like arrowheads. Cheers, Liz
Well, see, your video is exciting, you must agree.
Liz Kreate You're sweet. :-)
I have so many of dis stones in our river. How much can you buy them , am serious let do business, here is my whatsapp number number +821046489189.
So Lucky!!
thank you
Muy good congratulations friends
Awesome!
nice to have a lady who likes looking for gem stones most women wont care about looking dont stop looking LIS KREATE love your show wish i was there to
+Brian Williams Thanks for watching Brian and glad you enjoyed the video. All the best, Liz
Thanks Liz. May I ask who you sell them too? I need to go find and sell them.
I don't. I only keep them for our personal use.
@@LizKreate oh okay. Very pretty. Your really good at spotting the black ones. But how can you tell they are sapphires? Are they shinier than just black rocks?
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Liz I have a few stones I've collected from saphire, in Qld.. are you able to do a video on the difference between saphire and spinel? I have some nice blue stones I thought where saphires but maybe there spinels
Hi Zane, The quickest way to differentiate a sapphire from a black spinel is by doing a scratch test. A sapphire (9 on moh scale hardness) can scratch a spinel but a spinel (7.5 to 8 on moh scale hardness) can't scratch a sapphire since its a softer stone. Also put your stones on top of a torch and see if the light can show some colors through on sapphire but spinel won't. Hope this helps. Cheers, Liz
hey liz where in australia was this filmed? I'm in victoria and looking for a place to look for sapphires, iv never fossicked for them before but I'm really really excited to
Stuart Cook Hi Stuart, This area is in Grabben Gullen, NSW. Not sure whether it's going to be worth your while to travel here from Victoria since you've never fossicked for them. The place is getting too popular that it's getting more and more difficult to find sapphires. Wish you all the very best, Liz
i think i will drive up tuesday, i have a few days leave so may stay till friday, are you in that area? maybe if you are kind enough could send me some locations?
I wanna go find rocks with Liz and Wally!
+Happy Canadian Mom Thanks for watching and commenting HCM. Hopefully one day, we might get the chance to go over your way. All the best for the New Year. Cheers, Liz
I've seen the video a couple of times, so I've gotten somewhat good at identifying the gems like the amazing ones you found, but are there certain places to look and dig for them? Thanks!
123huskieman Different gems can be found in different locations around the world. Here in Australia, we have designated fossicking areas that anyone can have access to. A bit of research on the net can produced a lot of info on different locations that have gemstones. Good luck and happy hunting. Cheers, Liz
I wish I could go treasure hunting with you guys!! :D
Thanks for commenting LrtenaL and hope you'll get the chance to get out treasure hunting one day. :-)
That thumb in the bum joke @6:40 lol