Unboxing Inclusions | Gemstone Internal Treasures
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2021
- In today's Unboxing episode, Christopher peeks inside some unique gemstones to discover nature's most interesting inclusions! An inclusion is an internal characteristic of a mineral or gemstone and may take many forms, often providing important information about its formation and/or origin. Quartz, Kunzite, Amber, and Agate, what in the world could be inside? Let's find out!
Enhydro Inclusion: 01:20
Negative Growth Tubes: 05:37
Petroleum Inclusion: 07:41
Sun Spangle in Amber: 09:33
Rutile Inclusions: 11:07
Negative Crystal: 13:45
Epidote in Quartz: 15:52
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The hematite dust tumbling inside the negative zone inside the Rutilated Enhydro Quartz sphere was the most unusual thing I've seen today.
I wonder if that is Hematite after Calcite. A tiny pseudomorph
@@braintwo3398 That could be possible.
@@nak8490 that be really cool since I'm a huge fan of pseudomorphs. They're so strange
This discussion about inclusions reminds me of the concept of “what is a weed,” and the idea that it’s 100% context dependent. An inclusion could be considered a flaw, or it could add tons of value! And I love that what determines the difference is partly naturally occurring qualities like what type of mineral or air pocket is encased in what other material, but it’s also partly about the decisions and skill of the artists doing the work!
How about showcasing hessonite garnet?
Wow, I loved those inclusions in those stones. In my collection I’ve got many stones with natural inclusions and I absolutely love them. Inclusions give the stone a unique character that makes them out of this world. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The most included are my Emeralds with their “Jardins” or gardens, but also some Grandidierite with inclusions. Great video, thank you for sharing. Rog from Wales U.K. 🏴.
So cool! I love rutilated quartz. Never seen an Agate with an Enhydro inclusion before. All of the gems are just amazing to look at.
You should do video on stones with quartzite and limestone content
Aaaaah i love enhydros!! I have a quartz enhydro with some black bits floating around in them. And i have an agate enhydro, i can't see the water inside because the agate is very dark, but when i shake it i can hear the water slosh around.
how fun!!! is there any hard part to your job??? id be so amazed that id get nothing done...so many beautiful and unique stones,like people...i wonder how many types there are...im like a dang kid in a candy store ,here!!! thanks for the smile
Man inclusions seem cooler often than a clear clean gemstone. Like Quartz it's like the poster child ( Rock ) for other minerals to crash with it. You can find many minerals In quartz like Tourmaline, Epidote, some of Beryl families usually Emerald, Lithophilite, Goethite, Triphylite, Angel hairs in quartz, Dumortierite, Pyrite, Bismuth, Diopside, Enstatite, Rhodochrosite, Rutile, families of Garnet, Hollandite, Gold, and other quartz color Varieties in clear Quartz, Ajoite, Hematites, Iron Inclusions all around can make quartz become Ferruginous Quartz, Brookite, Sulphur, Calcite, Gilalite ( Which makes it Medusa Quartz ), Cristobalite, etc. There's so many! I have a Rutilated Quartz with smaller invisible Rutile which causes the gem to be a cat's eye. Makes me think of a golden wrapped mummy. Inclusions are like the unsung heroes that make a gem ever more special usually like certain inclusions of a mineral are what causes asterism as well as chatoyancy in a Mineral too same with the variations of Iridescence, aventurescence, and I think Tyndall Scattering too. But this video is super cool thanks for posting it 😎
Wow. I love agate and never heard of that type of inclusion. I absolutely want one now. So pretty!
I love stones with inclusions in them. Moss agate from Indonesia is some of my favorite because they look scenic.
These gemstones shown in this video are unique looking.😯💎 Even the microscope let us see the inside more clearly, it's amazing.😃🔬💎 Good video.🙂👍
Awesome sweet editing wow beautiful stones now that’s a jewellers loop lol magnificent to see in the stones like that fantastic knowledge awesome awesome video thank you
Thank you for showing such interesting specimens. I love inclusions in Gemstones and cutted a lot of Stones where I highlighted them 💎
So beautiful sharing 😊👍
This was really cool!
Thank you.
PLEASE!!!!! DO A SHOW ABOUT BI COLOR/PARTI SAPPHIRES???? I BELIEVE MANY PEOPLE WOULD REALLY ENJOY IT.NOT TO MENTION LEARN SOMETHING???!!! THANK YOU!! I HOPE YOU READ THIS... ALSO, AN EPISODE ABOUT IMPERIAL TOPAZ??
I have a blue gemstone with bubbles inside and one of the corners seem to resemble a skull, looks so cool
Love the episode do More! Of all stones. But could we not record it from the iPad mounted but why not screen record the lesson and edit it to the video so we don’t see iPad just the gemstones??? Just asking if it won’t let you that’s understandable but if it’s allowed try it out guys. I would be a great editor and great camera man forJTV
I love this channel sooo much ❤️
This was my fave episode you guys have done that I’ve seen so far!
Hi, really love the video and the channel.
I have a question slightly off topic.
What kind of microscope did you use?
What should I pay attention to when buying a microscope?
Hey, maybe a new idea for a new video.
Thank you and greetings from the Netherlands.
The microscope in the video is a Kassoy MICPAD500 pro tablet microscope. The most important thing when it comes to microscopes is optics. I use an old Bausch and Lomb microscope and a Gemological Products base with a Leica optics pod. You can find good gemological microscopes on the secondary market but be careful that the optics are still intact. One good toss from a baggage handler can ruin the best optics pod. Before you buy one used see if there is a good microscope repair person in your area that can check it out and refurbish if needed. I also prefer the built-in fiber optics light, but these can be purchased separately. The second thing that needs to be addressed is incandescent light versus LED light. GE stopped manufacturing the bulbs for the most gemological microscopes a couple of years ago. You can find incandescent bulbs manufactured in China currently. The world is going to LED and old gemologists will have to learn new tricks. The LED lights tend to be blue and do not show the full color spectrum. Since I use my flexlight for spectra I prefer the incandescent light.
Can selenite ever be included in quartz? Selenated quartz?
Thank you 😊
Cool stuff 😎
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro é descobri muito coisa interessante pedra de raio fugorito é ó trás mais 🙏
1:21 yum agate juice
Awesome!!
I think Im first besides that I love this channel and it’s people it has great content and personnel
Being first isn't important SURELY ... and not even worth mentioning !
Just an ego thing ?
Muy interesante todo. Pero que hay de las inclusiones orgánicas, hay comentarios de que no existen insectos dentro del cuarzo solo en ámbar, pero Yo poseo un cuarzo citrino con un mosquito dentro. Gracias por este video ❤
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Also mal ne Kritik und ich hoffe ihr werdet das zu Herzen nehmen
1 die Nahaufnahmen sind zu klein
2 der Bildschirm den ihr zum vergrößern benutzt ist schmutzig mit Schlieren.
3 niemand interessiert sich für die person die die Schmuckstücke präsentiert,
nichts gegen präsentierenden aber bei solchen steinen vergisst man das ... wenn man sie mal sehen könnte
Don’t worry about us not being able to see you; we don’t need to see you. We do need to see the stones, and the far away shots are useless, can’t see a thing. Can’t you organise some close-up shot set up? And not keep cutting to you at the other side of the desk?
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You just talking wasting Time to Much