Love, love colored diamonds!

I just love these documentaries on your channel. It gives me so much more sentiment over my jewelery. It is good to know where and how our gems and settings come from. I also like the narrator, she makes me that much more immersed in the story whether or not she is repeating the english speaker, or translating a foreign language.

Thank you for a great video that's very interesting, educating and well documented. Looking forward to going on a journey with you someday.

The famous diamond in Indonesia is from Banjar. Famous opal in Indonesia is from Banten. ( kalimaya black opal )

Awesome. Educative, informative and well documented.

a very interesting program depicting the experiences and hardships needed to obtain diamonds in order to survive, but also the obscenity of having a car covered in diamonds. Distasteful!!

@reachme1609

2 ай бұрын

I’m sure those miners are thrilled to have such a robust market for their diamonds.

Patrick tu as réalisé un reportage extraordinaire concernant les pierres précieuses à Bornéo merci à toi avec autant de couleurs de diamant. From Nanmaran BELGIUM

The lady with Mr. Voillot: "The Dayak tribe have their own land" English Translator Lady: "The Dayak tribe have their own land"

These documentary's literally made me go down a rabbit hole of gems, thank you for making these inspiring videos!

@ValCronin

Жыл бұрын

same. First it was learning about the refractive index. Then it was looking up the world's most famous diamonds.

Very interesting about colored diamonds, thanks.

Placing diamonds under the skin, by magic, without blood or incision, that is the most hilarious scam I’ve seen yet.

Absolutely amazing video & design.

Wow a lots of diamonds great video thank you for sharing

Ow, Thank you Mr. Patrick to show other beauty of my bornland, Pontianak. I am surprised that Pontianak is a fancy diamond producer, impresive.

@ibanborak

3 жыл бұрын

Pontianak is a beautiful place. I have had the pleasure of becoming a tatung in singkawang. I love Borneo

Crazy world we are living, I was thinking about those poor souls picking up the left over from emerald mines in Colombia, and this smack driving a Aston Martin that looks a bit Kitsch to me anyway

@gregschaust4298

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, life isn't fair. But it is about making the best with the opportunities you are given. What may seem like a life of hell to you is a blessing for that guy digging through those tailings for emeralds. Because his only other options will earn him 10% the money for the same work. If it wasn't a better life for them, they would not be doing it. I have several friends from Colombia. Trust that there are worse life's that they can be forced into to make money.

@paultorbert6929

3 жыл бұрын

compare Your Life or My Life to the poor Colombians or to the "smack in the nice automobile".......................... if you have the correct perspective, the value is the same........ the stars above our heads are the diamonds we can own, each human that lives, has lived, or will live................... the "things" one possesses, will soon pass to another, VERY Temporary in the scheme of this life.......

@gzolenogozlo1924

Жыл бұрын

Don't think

All I want is a huge super high definition poster of that collection of Arthur Langerman so I can marvel at those diamonds I'll never come close to.

Awesome. Love it.

super video, so interesting indeed

I have a special love for the island of Borneo because my father's family surname is Boneo. They took the r out however, I want to believe that one side of our ancestor's came from Borneo ages ago and to save the place they they used it as part of their name. And strangely, some of the children alive do have a similar appearance of the islanders. I do as well.

@ferrebertonibertone5933

Жыл бұрын

where you family home after Borneo you supposed

My gosh your so talented.I love coloured diamonds ( pink ) is my favourite.I do wish that the poor could have a better life.Im sure you will help the people.In Borneo..If I was able to help them I would...I did enjoy this video.Maybe give the poor the proceeds of the money you make to help the poor..Thank you for sharing the beauty of the land , people and of course the diamonds 💖

Très instructif . Merci .

Very interesting please do more.

@appexgems2680

3 жыл бұрын

👌

Watching this makes me homesick for the home of my spirit

Great video

congratulations very good documentary

Enjoyable and educational.

amazing diamond !

Diamonds are not very heavy, and, in fact, because they have a greasy/adamantine lustre, very small diamonds can very easily be washed away! I worked for diamond exploration companies in Western Australia and for the company which found the Argyll Diamond Mine, which, at one time, was the world's biggest producer of diamonds, BY VOLUME. The pinks and the champagne coloured diamonds were Argyll's speciality colours. When people mention "white" diamonds, the correct term should be "colourless" diamonds! I still prefer natural/uncut/rough diamonds to cut ones.

@Drhumbolt

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting thanks!

Very informative

Fascinating.

I'm impressed how "connected" you are.

@ValCronin

Жыл бұрын

I always wonder how much he pays these people in order to get such intimate access into delicate meetings. Especially at the private mines.

Muito lindo os Diamonds.😎👍

Wow I Love Borneo Or Kalimantan In Indonesia..Diamond Or Intan Or Berlian Or Galuh...

Очень интересно и познавательно.Как будто сам ,лично,побывал среди этой красоты...

Very informative :)

Very humble, cultured, easy going HEAD HUNTERS. Pontianak was the place where a long lost 800yrs old rituals was performed before heads were severed.

A car that can not be left unattended. Good job!

Great.colour diands are the most beautyfull on earth.

J'adore votre travail Monsieur Voillot.

Very nice👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

Using all those diamonds in a car, however expensive and rare it may be, is so tacky lol Leave it to the UAE to waste rare gems in such a way.

@tatya222002

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. To me, it's disgusting.

@davidp.5598

4 жыл бұрын

They have a LOT more money than sense! It was so VERY Vulgar.

@mistyunzaga6089

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly, wasteful and horrible human being-honestly wasteful and horrible human beings horrifying earth’s treasure and humanity’s labor...

@johnwayne2103

4 жыл бұрын

Diamonds are not rare contrary to the liars in the industry.

@anoldgupti7979

4 жыл бұрын

You are being overtly critical. None of the diamonds are damaged. When diamonds are bought and sold, money changes hands. This set of diamonds have benefited the poor people of Indonesia. Normally it would have taken a long time for each individual diamond to be sold. Studding his car with diamonds is his art. The diamonds are not lost. Anytime each diamond can be re-purposed. I think this gentleman did a noble thing by spending his money. The rich people in the Middle East are big spenders. Their investments and expenditures help a lot of companies in western countries and generate a lot of employment for many people across the world. I would also like to thanks Patrick! Thanks to his videos many people get to learn about the poor and struggling people of Africa, Myanmar, Indonesia, etc. These videos create a charm for these far off places and attract tourists. Also very educational, informative and top class videos!

Thank you Gus all information

Nice

This guy driving around with all these stones,I wonder how happy and peaceful his life is?

all that amount of diamonds makes you really stick more and more to ruby's and emeralds , since they are rare gems compared to diamonds ....

@barbaricus_

3 ай бұрын

Bruh... if you feel like emeralds are rare, think again

Amazing im from in indonesia Wonderful indonesia

Diamonds are precious.

strang that you have less views,,and i think u have amazing documentrary...ihope u wil have much more views son,,thanke you

@yousaf992

4 жыл бұрын

because the video is uploaded before 1 month.... that's why less Views

@tomgan5783

4 жыл бұрын

It’s because of the background noise that is unnecessary and annoys the majority of people too much to continue watching

Awesome video...! Its from Borneo... its part of my beautiful country Indonesia...😍😍😍

I love he is going to do a new way of mounting the gems (Super Glue)

@BBB-rd2qi

3 жыл бұрын

Ok... I wasn’t the only one.

@JazzFunkNobby1964

3 жыл бұрын

Gaffer tape is better.

Gems lover from Indonesia always monitor ♥️♥️😍😍😇👍

the french jeweller was "studying 6 months" to cover a plastic car trim piece with diamonds with no artistic flair. just cover trim in a rectangle shape

Muito bom legal

@bodopfeifer

4 жыл бұрын

José SemiPreciosas I

Well, that was interesting. I wouldn’t mind having a diamond encrusted toaster.

@blueline7984

4 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking The other day. how nice it would be to have a dimond Toilet.the seat would be Gold.the Tank Lid pink Dimond's.the Tank Blue Dimond's.lol.

@joenicholson1560

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe later you will have it unexpectedly.

@SweetPea4EVER

4 жыл бұрын

Pity! Oh you poor things don’t have that yet? Then one Must ask oneself: “Self, What am I doing with My Life as in why Don’t I have a flawless diamond toaster or golden toilet encrusted with pink AND blue diamonds?” Lol Hint! ☝️You’ll find the answer is within...

It has been said that the statement: “extremely rare” should not be used to describe diamonds as this is mostly untrue and exaggerated. Everyone that follows the story of diamonds knows that the monopolies were behind the birth of this myth. Used to inflate prices and control the supply chain, this ploy continues to sold be to idiots who buy into it. An industrially created diamond is identical to any natural and that adds to the debunking of this fallacy. I’m not even sure this is even true for what’s considered large stones.

@michelebourke4340

4 жыл бұрын

what IS rare is this planet...THE ONLY ONE....n here we are destroying it for glints of glitter. THAT is the true depravity.

@peek2much3

4 жыл бұрын

@@michelebourke4340 Absolutely true! Humans SUCK!

@fitzgeraldvankoesveld8674

4 жыл бұрын

@@peek2much3 Many many people profit from the labour that comes with finding, cutting diamonds etc, if he and other rich people would not buy this a lot of people would be out of a job, bit weird u say humans suck etc, please judge less

the eyes of the young woman setting the stones in the car dash are more jewel than any diamond...

The musical 🎼instruments I find valuable

Beau et bon reportage, de la part d'1 acheteur de brut .........

Indonesia kekayaan sumber alamnya berlimpah ruah termasuk Pulau Kalimatan/ Borneo island..

Mantap

Kalimantan gems mostly amethys, emerald, diamond, and agate. Martapura town in south kalimantan is the central gems market of the whole island.

ทักทายสวัดดีมีสุขสมหวังทุกคน.ขอบคุณทางรายการณ์มากรับชมถึงจะนานก็ยังดีและแจ๋วมากเพื่อนำมาประยุคไช้และศึกษาในวันหน้า.ขอบคุณสวัดดี..ทักทายจากประเทศไทย..

I am thinking in Indonesia has very much diamond and so many clours .I can say that in Indonesia ,diamond very hight quality in the world .To day,bussiness intereting it population around in Asia and EU .

It's a shame how even the first sentences mislead the audience. Talking about a volcanic island then we see a komodo dragon, eventually the narrator concludes that we are in Borneo. First off Borneo is not a volcanic island, in fact there are no volcanoes in Borneo at all. Komodo dragons don't live in Borneo but on Komodo island, hence the name. Still have 51 minutes left till the end and I wonder how many more errors will be there.

I read that diamonds from Borneo are harder than diamonds from elsewhere.

Can you tell me the contact info of the man that cut that huge diamond? I want to ask him some question.

I thought it was illegal for anyone but the dayak to cut down any trees there? If so, i am pretty sure those logging companies should either be in jail or they're not the ones cutting them down. Forgive me if i am wrong. I just thought the Dayak tribe are the only ones allowed to cut any trees down.

@sarahbirus3353

2 жыл бұрын

We export it to your Country as demand for it is high...

👍удачи

Great job on this documentary. I don't understand why your narrator speaks over the woman who spoke English quite well. It was very distracting. IMHOP Thank you for your work!

What do you have that is not heat treated?

I find it appalling that these people will spend millions on frivolous things when people just a few miles down the road are starving due to their greed. We live in a backwards world.

@curlyhairedadhdguy2514

4 жыл бұрын

indeed...

@tatya222002

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@michaelf.2449

3 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Habib you've heard the crown princes saying haven't you? One of them said "my father ride a camel, I drive a mercedes, and my son/grandson (cannot remember which one) will ride a camel"

@michaelf.2449

3 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Habib you seem to not understand the quote.

@michaelf.2449

3 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Habib buddy you're assuming way too much you need to get your ass on somewhere

That car story is bizarre. Pretty much kills any fantasies of world peace and universal good will.

the last sentence in this documentary epitomises the level of insanity of these current times. i hope the Mother exerts unparalleled revenge.

Interesting video. Sadly the owner of the car, probably has no idea of the work that went into the making of his gaudy car.

Muito bien

Such an amazing docu. Im from Indonesia.

Joy to others bring joys to all .promote it .

That car is beautiful

ENJOY.

Well-done! Informative, exotic, exciting. However, I must say, I would be on-edge, having eight or ten of those hungry-looking dudes clustering around me, as I haggled, for valuable stones! What is to prevent several of them following you along, and finding opportunity, to whack you, over the head, for your gems?

@rokuthedog

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldnt be surprised if the crew had a couple armed guards that were off camera

While millions of people die each year from lack of food & clean water, for some the main preoccupation and meaning of existence is decorating cars with diamonds!?! Devastating, we are deserving the flood!

Mam, do you buy natural burman ruby

im from Borneo. this channel is so tense. i feel scared.... a bit speechless. maybe to them gemstones are WAR ITEMS. to some maybe. but here is my story.. i grew up amongst Borneo people. i play wt all kind of gemstones... all.. evn maybe we dont hv english of frenchy words... or they dont evn know (THANKS GOD THOSE WEST HUMAN DONT KNOW OR THEY COME AGAIN TO TERROR UND TO COLON). i play wt gemstones since kid.. my uncles came with satin cloth in bundles. some gems from rivers.. from sea bottoms.. from under super hard wood.. from shell animals.. from granites or sandstones earth.. from heavy rain.. pearl.. stones of all colors were in bowls.. in my mother kitchen.. offered.. sold.. or given to reletives. im shocked tat people were shocked at stories of diamonds.. bla this blaa blaa that. some people dont even know of GREEN PEARl.. water pearls.. deep sea pearl.. ocean pearls.. ocean stones are amazing colors to play. they are all just stones.. but if you want it like crazy.. you can give all the millions.. billions.. but living in island... they just stones to us.... WE WILL LAUGH UND THINK U MAD IF WE SEE YOU WALK AROUND WITH STRING AROUND YR NECK UND STICK THOSE STONES AROUND YR NECK.. or put some wire und stuck them to put on top yr head.. the lightning come und kill you. so.... when i was kid i was playing wt my brotrs.. sisters.. island friends..und we were allll RICHER THAN TODAY QUEENS.. DIVAS. MAHARAJAHS..becos when we tired.. we just left them.. till next play. the game we love most was SIMBAN PLAY... TING TING PLAY... HIDE N SEEK STONES.. YOU BUY I SELL GAME.. und many more. hmm.. o well... my mother hv collections of ugly ugly pearls.. she dont like stupit round pears. she like twin pears stuck together... pregnant pearl.. pearl inside pearl....burst pearl(look like the skin burst und inside bigger pearl. mountain pearl where a big piece und ontop look like many small big mountain.. aah.. i hv seen thousand kind.. many colors. o well hmmm.

Wow I got diamonds like that but I found them in Texas from a diamond mine I got but mine are alot bigger than those

tenho de 67 kilates outros muitos bonitos de todas as cores!...

Great video, but i hate the end part.. lavish Arabs, while people struggles to survive..!!!

very eye catching ~ but, ah hem, not affordable by me ~ ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ~

What is the name of this country

Trying to contact you but unable to reach

Mantul daemend

ys verry good daimond bornio

Kalimantan or borneo is the only place in Indonesia where diamonds can be found. Been there the islands forest now is almost gone for palm plantation..

I have ones red diamond from east kalimantan ....where ican sell it...can you help me

Wow....keren.....Indonesia kah.....

Jesus Christ, how wealthy that UAE guy must be to have 10,000 brown diamonds custom installed into a one-off luxury car dashboard. I'd bet that the cost of the logistics of locating, planning, cutting, sizing and installing the 10k diamonds is just as costly as the diamonds themselves!

I am Descendent DAYAK the indigenous forrerst first people nation of Borneo

❤indonesia

That car is a slap in the face for anyone living in poverty in both the country it was going and the one that produced the diamonds

Indonesian currency is Rupiahs, not to be confused by Indian Rupees

And so much people are very hungry each day..!!!It's a disgrace to waste so much diamonds in a stupid car..!

@robego1660

4 жыл бұрын

literally you can not eat diamond... and lucky to those who produce these diamonds because they found a buyer and they got money to buy foods and other things they need.