Gemstone Show & Tell - Unboxing with Guest Experts!
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Collecting gemstones and rocks is fun! In today's episode, we've invited four experts to bring their most favorite collection pieces for Rebecca to unbox. There are a few surprises and some that are still a mystery. Check it out!
Selenite Grass: 0:54
Cookie Monster Detroit Agate: 3:47
Arrowheads: 5:11
Aquamarine: 9:16
Banded Tiger Iron: 13:33
Iron Sulfide Mystery Rock: 16:01
What is your favorite collection piece, gemstone, rock or not. Let us know in the comments below!
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Really liked the first guest! Genuine collector and knowledgeable, would be great to have him back again :)
Loved Tom’s grass blade selenite.
Tom is one of the only ones to drop a gift on ya that I can remember. Love seeing that level of enthusiasm in the scene.
The grass blade selenite is breathtaking, wow! The tiger iron is also a favorite
I loved the selenite grass. Now I'm going to be on the lookout for that. Also, I will be pondering the "how to ensure Selenite grass arrives home in one piece" conundrum. That is going to be a fun little engineering problem.
Hello
This channel makes the tiny bit of my heart that wanted to be a geologist so happy
Absolutely amazed by the Arrow Heads and the Tiger Iron. Rebecca was luck to be gifted some Fordite, especially as the original Fordite is quite rare these days. Thanks Guys, great specimens. 😀👍
It's soo good to see people's hearts shining when they talk about their favs....thanks for sharing... much love to you all
I feel heard when you spoke with the first guest about people asking what you do with them & you tell them you just stare at them 😂 my favorite part of the day is looking at my rocks. My family just doesn't understand. So glad to have found this channel!
It was an honest answer. I LOVE staring at my collection.
@@MrMadasfire I was actually doing that when I got the notification on this 🤣 my husband asked me once, so do you pull them out every night? Yes. Not every one every night, no, but yes. Every time little hands aren't around me I'm probably looking at my collection 🤣
You’re in good company here. We love our rocks! 😊
I found Bowens Reactions Series thanks to a local geology professor, and I’ve been fascinated with it since!! Loved this episode, and I hope we’re able to see more like it soon! Super awesome being able to see collectors marvel over their favorite pieces.
I have watched this over and over. I must have selenite grass blades. I can’t get it out of my mind.
Thx Tom, Brittany, and Kristie for showing your wonderful collection, love them!! Also have you guys looked into Tiffany Stone?
During my geology field camp, we found banded iron formation rocks in an area in the mountains outside of Ennis, MT. I loved listening to Caleb! I got my geology degree from MSU Bozeman and am MT born and raised. Loved the Stillwater Layer Mafic Intrusion shoutout! I'm a science teacher now and and my students love watching your videos!
As a geology student, Caleb was my fave gueat. Bifs are also the rare thing I'll purchase that can't be collected at the surface. Also loved his pyrite greenshist
I loved seeing stones from people’s personal collections and hearing their stories. Thank you!
I think all of these gemstones shown by your gem experts guests are very pretty and unique looking.🙎♀️😀💎💍 It's good to know the facts about each one and where they're came from.🤔 My favorite is the grass blade gemstone, it's amazing.🤩💚💎🌱🌿 I think it's nice of the first guest to give you a gem gift.😊 Good video and see you later.😉👍💎
Very cool 😎- I’d really like to see an entire video on color change stones like Csarite, Alexandrite, etc
Caleb was so interesting too! Love the knowledge shared :)
My favorite blue gemstone is Lapis Lazuli, I just bought a great lapis ring with a large clean deep blue stone but it’s a bit softer and degases if it gets wet. Love the ring.
Love the arrowhead collection!
That green selenite is BEAUTIFUL!! I need to get green selenite for the properties it has. Do you have a link to where I could get one?? The info of the Tiger iron was amazing & your "Cookie Monster" agate is sooo cute!!!
I am really surprised that you didn't inform us of what the minerals are that make the Selenites green! Also, where did she find the arrowheads {Where is Logan Country? In what state?) the Aquamarine ring is pretty beautiful!
The best guess as to the Selenite coloring agent is Herbertsmithsonite
your channel popped up on a couple commercials and i realized i love gem stones and could watch them all day so i subscribed, thank you!
He is so nice and knowledgeable! Loved this episode :)
Thanks to all the guests!! So fascinating!! Love it! ❤❤❤❤❤🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
This channel got me to restart my rock and mineral collection. Keep up the great content
All the guests rock!
The arrowheads were awesome
I would love an episode on identifying age of minerals , that would be cool . I mean carbon dating somehow or how the processes actually work a lil bit. Obviously there is way too much to go over in an episode… I would imagine . Or not possibly, it seems like there’s mucho detective work involved . And Maybe a few different things with their ages compared
Can we have an episode about bronzite vs tiger's eye vs pietersite please? 🥰
There are banded iron formations in the Northern Cape of South Africa that contain Tigers eye banding. between that and Pietersite I'm not sure which is prettier 🤔
Lots of lovely gems on the website, shame you don't ship to the UK!
Good evening from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
I love that aquamarine set. So beautiful. I want to take some of my collection and make a suite of jewelry.
Fun video. 🤗
Love your show.
All really fascinating. Thank you for sharing.
Those arrowheads are awesome 👏🏽
Love the videos, thanks for the consistent content. Really great work.
This was a fun episode, lots of unique treats!
Thank you to everyone who brought in their pieces 🙏
Very amazing and informative videos but l would love to see later in the gemmology series videos about Pink Amythest lol
I would like to learn more about the Detroit agate brought by Tom. THANKS !
love these educational videos
Amazing!!
I don’t know if you guys are still doing your inbox in America series but I would really love to see a Wyoming episode
Absolutely stunning! What vendor did Tom get his Selenite Grass from at the 22nd Street?
Pacific Minerals
Would love to know the signs of human alteration on the arrow heads!
Has Britney ever seen Heartbreak Relics? She would love it 😊
Jem hunter Useful video sir
1:47 pancreas 18:21 Away
morning guys
Are there any solid ways of being able to tell the difference between a dark jade, and emerald that isn't gem quality?
Thanks
You could sit it in a bowl of gelatin and let it to deal and then take it safely home. I don't know if it would hurt it if you put it in gelatin not red or greener blue or orange just plain ole gelatin. Or you could put it in a mud pack or hair or a helium balloon inside of a balloon! Would any of those work? Sorry, I really got into different ways you might be able to safely travel with your gemstone grass.One of these hopefully will . Let me know if you need more ideas. Lol!
Show de bola
The host is an absolute babe and makes these videos so easy to watch
I loved Britney’s collection! I found an arrow head as a kid, and thew it into a creek. I had no idea what I was doing or why I should care. I think about that often 😖🫠
I have a lot that's called Red Rock and 65 million years old.
chert(lighter) = flint(darker) = microcrystiline quartz = chalcedony = jasper(opaque) Why is it like this???
I’d love to show you my personal collection I have some really rare stuff
I want to see toxic minerals!
Projectile points is a more technically acceptable term.
Rebecca, your eyes are gems! 😍
How do I know that gemstone is real, there are two in my hands
Ahhh your so sassy
Hi! Please which country are you resident? Am interested in investing in gemstones Business. How do I start, please? Am from Nigeria. Thank you for your anticipated response.
As always a great video. I do have to say that aarowhead collection is a bit cringe worthy. Some tribes view taking their artifacts from their final resting place as offensive.
Please, get help before you are Ina box yourself . You know who you are ...and I know what it looks like from many bad experiences.
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