Why are there 96,000,000 Red Gemstones on this Beach?
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2024
- One of my most popular videos on my channel was me and my family collecting Garnets at Garnet Beach. Here is a short summery of that video. Something to keep you excited and looking forward to spring. 96,000,000 garnets at garnet beach.
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I demand a recount! I used to get and incredible amount of small to medium garnets from a creek in Ashland, Oregon, USA. They used to fall out in corrugated storm drains that went under the roads. We actually made quite a bit of money selling both sizes to people who made silver jewelry. Never found any really big ones like you find here.
Gemmy and Jammy! Makes me think of a pile of truly ripe pomegranate seeds!
Garnets, the forbidden candy-like fruit-bits. 😂
Hi Dan... thanks for the video... hope things going well with you and family...
Spring will be here very soon...👍🙂🇳🇿
I'm so thankful to everything I've learned watching your content @DanHurd. Thx to the many videos you've posted I officially found my first slab of host rock shist near the big thunder gold mine in SD and it has some really beautiful garnets inside. So again ty and keep up the amazing work Dan. Looking forward to more amazing content🤗
amazing Dan! keep up the great work
Good to see you guys again!!
Love garnets. Thanks
Hi Dan: As always watching the family also involved in your searching and Panning.
Loving the story. Regards South Africa 🇿🇦.
Would love to see you come to the UK and find some garnets...
Love ❤ this video ! Thank you again young man . ✌
Love those garnets!!! That looked like a ton of fun!!!❤
Excellent video thank you for sharing this six stars
I love your energy dude
Every time I see one of your videos about garnets I think how pretty a floor of garnets would be.
Always a great video clip
Tkzz for teaching.,..,peace
Dan, you and your family just renew my faith in the decency of mankind at times. Keep being the Hurd Herd. Love seeing y’all together!
Amazing gems stone 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dan, I always love to watch you work👍🏻🍕
Are those small non gemmy garnets worth anything? I know that the black ones are sometimes used for sandpaper, I didn't know if that is what you are using the ones you harvest there for.
Nice to have a quick video between weekend uploads👍
Could’ve been a few minutes longer though😄
I know you have lots of videos up with the gem sieves but I wouldn’t have minded hearing about how gem hunting and gold panning techniques differ.
Thanks!
your video made me miss summer Dan lol
What are those tiny garnets good for? I know they use garnets in water jet cutters.
Dan, my favorite garnet colors are orange + green flavored gemmies...👍⚒️⚖️🤠
Very cool! I see what looks more or less like very coarse sand of garnet and have to wonder how hard it would be to grind it down smoother and make into watercolor paint.
My birthday stone is Garnet and I would love to be able to find a nice size gemmie stone, maybe I'll put that on my bucket list 😜
Much Love for you and your family 💕
What do you do with them?
now I wonder what I might find up in the cascade foothills in Oregon...
Hopefully we can get a few more of theses
Oh garnet !!!!!! I crack me up !!!
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
Cool but what do you do with them ?
What do you do with all those tiny garnets?
@Dan what's the largest Garnet you've ever found out in the wild? To expand on this, is there any common large red crystals found in nature? I only ask because garnets always seem so tiny. It's awesome to see how many you tend to find in the right place but it would be nice to see a big red crystal once in a while
Up north Dawson creek no gold but we did find tiny Garnets 🧐
What area on the river is this 😊
Nice .. I remember this.
Did you speed it up to fit? Oooor is there some helium around? 🤣
We must think in terms of flora and fauna, energy flow, and mineralization
Thats an insane amount of gemstones.
They are so tiny. What do you do with them? Are they sellable?
I had just ordered a host rock with green, greenish/blue Garnets grown onto it, mined out of Africa… from the online shop that I have been ordering minerals from for years now…. The Rock Shed in South Dakota. I don’t know how gemmy it will be, but interesting to say the least. It’s going in my curio cabinet, with the rest of my collection.
Nice!
I use garnets for sand blasting
The fact that there is so much smaller Garnets in the river beds makes me wonder if there is any mining in the area for such garnets for industrial applications. Especially given it is actually considered a heavy rare earth element resource.
Considering that garnet is collected at the bottom because of its weight, is it possible to extract better and heavier garnets from the depth of the river? I mean to dig deeper and search for its sand. For example, dig half a meter and extract the underlying sand.
Did you get any bigger than 7 mm that were pretty gems
Dan, I don't know if it has been thought of, but if small shards of picture stone, or garnets were imbedded into epoxy for coasters or small tabletops, could that be financially viable? Watching your exploits is always a bright point to see.
Dan you should see the garnets that i get in Connecticut usa they can range from 4mm up to 19-20 mm but they are not red gemmy more like a dark purple to a black but still amazing
Aside from the fact that they just look cool, are their any practical uses for garnets that small?
Mantap sobatku...
What do you do with all those tiny stones?
Make gemmy videos lol. Idk but I would like to find out as well.
Can't help wondering how mini garnets would look on miniature painted figures. You should sent a few as a collaboration to a UA-camr who paints Warhammer, reaper or similar miniatures that often have painted gems or a dragon miniature with gems on base.
Theres a beach near me called ruby bay and this is the reason, they are actually garnets but yeah!
What are they worth?
Probably more valuable to bottle and sell the water in that stream
What would garnets be used for besides jewelry? Ty
Synthetic garnets are used in material science. For example, cerium doped yttrium aluminum garnet (YAG) are used for their fluorescent properties. They can convert blue light into yellow, so if you put a layer with the right thickness of it over a blue LED you can create white LEDs that are really close to natural light (has a broad band white emission rather than just a few peaks.)
What do you do with all the smallest. Maybe make a garnet resin table.
That's a really awesome idea!
WooWee...garnets. Look for diamonds close by.
Curious, what does a handful of rough garnets cost?
Very little. It's the big gemmy ones that have value. I'd guess a dollar for a handful or something.
How much is 1 gemston
Hi Dan! Love your channel. I think I might have found some rather large garnets. Is there an email address I could send you a picture to? I’d like to hear your thoughts!!!
What to do with those million minigarnets?
fill a cup with those gemstones and see if you can use a microwave to fuse them together
Would be interesting to see if a regular microwave is powerful enough for that
@@DiscoDevil197 sometimes the wave of a microwave can breakdown between two objects creating high intensity plasma i was hoping for little stones to act as a plasma array
Even if it could, (it cannot) they would no longer be garnets. Garnet is a crystal formed by cooling slowly under pressure
@@DiscoDevil197 i've even thought about building a disruption matrix made out of pure silver kind of like a decreasing honeycomb pattern to see if i can't increase the effects of microwave plasma
@@skoitch i'd still be very interested to see the outcome
What do you do with all those little, tiny garnets?
Just a guess... but the paydirt section of his shop has bags of garnets for $7.
Isn't this an old video re-edited?
Yes it is, welcome to winter……
@@Danhurd just making sure I wasn't crazy. Also, very understandable, I can't cut trees on a sawmill right now because of the weather
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I wonder if you could melt those down
You could, but that would result in a glass (that's likely black and opague). You can't smelt minerals, because that destroys the crystal structure.
I guess this was supposed to be posted as shorts
In the states my friends and I say ADAM SHIFT! 😂
How did you come up with 96 million?
It's a reference to an older video of his that got popular by parodying the thumbnail of a super popular Veritasium video about 96 million black spheres in a lake. I think they were used to prevent light or something.
@@noob19087 oh yeah I’ve seen that. Thanks.
Now you can go into the sand paper business.
Pretty sure this is an old video?
Check your description! "summery"?
Dan! Why does UA-cam recognize this as two hours old? Reposting vids😳
think of all the nice jewelry you could make and sell one day real gold adorned with jewels will always carry its weight
Very nice! Is that a public Beach, or has someone monopolised it?
It's what's called a claim. You can buy a claim for a season, and then you and only you (though maybe also your friends) can legally use it and sell the gems as your own. I say legally, but realistically I doubt anyone would care about a kid picking up a few rocks, but technically that would be illegal.
In dans spare time he counts Garnets….
It appears from the video you were panning on claim #1107561, which is my claim. I have the mineral rights to the vast majority of Garnet Beach.
Hi Tim, That footage was shot back in early 2020. I often rerelease popular videos as re-edits. I have not been there since you claimed the area. And in the future I will make sure I am either off your claim or have your permission.
@@Danhurd Thank you for clarifying Dan. I do find your videos entertaining, you have a gift!
What do you do with millions of microscopic garnets, make sand paper?
Just red sand😂
you SURE There's 96,000,000❓❓
He’s detail oriented and throrough. I’m sure he counted.
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God put them there?
While theyre great for making videos, but are they worth any money?
What do people do with such tiny Stones? Surely they are too small to facet, so what is the purpose of harvesting them in such large numbers, do they have any commercial worth? 🤔
Dear Dan, I love you watching all your claims Is there anny chance you can donate some sample flasks for my orphanage in Uganda named Divine Sanctuary . ❤❤❤❤
Because the beach wants to support the grinding wheel industry?
720p? Yuck
Yep was a download of an older Facebook video.
no, "AU"👎🤙👌
A idea thiers a loom on you time who makes epoxy resin stuff kitchen work tops made with the garnets the lights shinning under wow
It's because ur not in the gold.. better off searching for hemotight