You are the most generous and entertaining Colonel in the entire KZread universe. Thank you for sharing with us. I appreciate all your wonderful videos about Opals and Arrowheads. And the cats of course💯👍💯 Regards, Kenneth the Norseman 🍻.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a bunch, Kenneth! Always a pleasure to share the opal journey with you, along with a sprinkle of feline fun. Cheers to more adventures ahead! 🥂🐱

Amazing video! Here's an opal superstition you might not be aware of: In 1829 Sir Walter Scott published a book called "Anne of Geierstein". In the book, Anne wears a talismanic opal that brings tragedy and upheaval wherever it goes. In fact, at one point the opal cracked and shortly afterwards, a character died. This portrayal, along with opal's natural tendency to "craze" in reality, made the public steer away from opal's for a few decades out of superstitious fear! It was only later when Queen Victoria's love for opals sparked a trend among the Victorian elite, leading to increased demand for opal jewelry and subsequently revitalizing the opal industry.

@ThatOpalGuy

3 ай бұрын

Amazing how people fall for misinformation so easily?

@urishmueli284

3 ай бұрын

Wow. As insane as this story is, if ever there was a mystical stone - it has to be opal!

@anthonymcclain6475

3 ай бұрын

“There is in them a softer fire than the ruby, there is the brilliant purple of the amethyst, and the sea green of the emerald - all shining together in incredible union. Some by their splendor rival the colors of the painters, others the flame of burning sulphur or of fire quickened by oil.” -Pliny

@tombrooks3812

3 ай бұрын

This is a little off subject. I read in rock and gem magazine a story on quartz,the ancient romans believed that quartz crystals were ice that froze to hard to thaw. Amazing✌️

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal history is full of twists and turns! 😲 Thanks for sharing this fascinating tidbit, Dave! 📚 Opals, a gem with a story as colorful as its hues! 🌈💎

Beautiful stones! Almost as beautiful as the cats

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a bunch! Opals and cats, a purrfect combination! 😸💎

I'm glad I found your channel some years back because I sure, love shiny things.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Shine on, William! 💫 Opals are the epitome of shine and sparkle! 😄 Keep enjoying the opal journey! 🌟💎

@rogerbraddy6883

3 ай бұрын

actually wayne brown made one into a ring, say no more mi amigo, i know where the bling ring is. roger

That Andamooka Matrix treated black opal is spectacular. Well done.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal magic at its finest! 😄🌈 Thanks for appreciating the beauty, SmithnWesson! 💎✨ Opals, a gem like no other! 🌟

Sheila called and said she wanted more videos! I told her videos are a pain in the arse to make and to pipe down! Awesome stones! Thanks for sharing!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Sheila's always the demanding one, isn't she? But hey, glad you enjoyed the stones! Opal's worth the hassle, though, wouldn't you say?

@martyparsons8395

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal without a doubt! I think even Sheila would agree!

Informative video as always! Stunning results from all the opals including those chips :D Something you MIGHT not know as requested: Out towards Nettleton's first shaft in Lightning Ridge, is a man who has an entire tree trunk covered in opal, from rough to finished gems. He allows anyone to visit for free and gives all visitors the chance to glue an opal to another trunk and make a wish, a fascinating man with a fascinating story. I had him right me a personal message in a journal during my travels in the Outback. One of the best experiences I've ever found myself stumbling into. & An opal arrow head, although ineffective (and stupidly expensive) to use for modern day combat, has a better chance of contaminating its target with opal fever rather than injuring them...

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! Opals, big or small, always steal the show. Hit me with your opal nugget of wisdom, mate!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

And - I had NOT heard of the opal tree! I wonder if it’s as nice as my opal tree

@W.MOpals

3 ай бұрын

Well as everyone says, size doesn't matter...but in the world of opal it really does, his is definitely way over 10 feet tall! I have a picture somewhere on a post card he gave me@@PulitzerOpal

Dear Mr. Pulitzer, Thank you so much for your videos. I love opals so I've seen every video of you and Justin (blackopaldirect) and others. About a year ago I realized why not try cutting opal myself, so I bought my first pack of Australian opals and tried cutting with just a whetstone and sandpaper. Since then I have bought a lot of small stones, some of them were quite nice and I even sold one a few months ago. It's a nice hobby for me. Thanks and keep posting good educational videos :)

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome, Tomas! 😊 Opal adventures await! 🌟 Stay tuned for more! 💎✨

The Colonel blessing us, with that sweet sweet eye candy of beautiful cats and opal 💪👍🔥

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to provide some visual treats! Cats and opals are quite the dynamic duo, aren't they? Enjoy the eye candy!

Been watching since the early days. Still one of my favorite channels. Thanks for all you do, take care.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Cheers, mate! Your support means the world. Keep on shining bright like an opal!

You inspired me to believe that I could have a go, and now I've started, thank you so much.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you're diving into the opal world! Remember, the journey's half the fun. Keep shining bright, mate!

Sookie still bossing your pride I see. She sure is pretty. And feisty. Angel is one beatiful stone. I don't think I've seen matrix as lovely as that before. Sending you best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the well wishes from the UK! Sookie definitely has a strong personality, but she adds some fun to the pride. I'm glad you enjoyed seeing Angel and the matrix opal. If you ever have any questions or want to share more about your opal interests, feel free to reach out!

@juliegraham5033

3 ай бұрын

@PulitzerOpal I've loved opal for many years. I do own a small piece of iron stone with trace opal in it that I bought from ebay along with a triplet cabochon. but anything bigger is well out of my price range. I do some silversmithing, but im not an expert. I'd be terrified of breaking and the opals I have if I tried to set them. Absolutely love your channel, Sheila makes me laugh, as of course, does your pride of cats. I'm always impressed with your polishing and the arrowheads you make so deftly always turn out as lovely pieces, even if heads do fall off 😉

Love your videos, we get cats and opals. Two things I enjoy ❤

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you're enjoying the double delight of cats and opals! 🐱💎

Hiya Big D, awesome video. I WANT TOO ENTER THE GIVE AWAY. Well, the Crawfish went back into his hole, winter isn't over yet. I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya! 😺🐟 out!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Hey there! Glad you enjoyed the vid. Just drop a comment to throw your hat in the ring for the giveaway! 🎩🐱

Your my hero. I now consider myself an opal genius thanks to you and your sarcastic teaching method. Unfortunately I will never be a cat farmer of your caliber. The little badgered hate me.

Always great to see the ginger army playing in the background. I sadly lost my Ginger ninja a few weeks ago so it's nice, and sad, at the same time. That matrix cabochon turned out beautifully. Thank you for the video and I hope you and family are well. 💜

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear about your loss, Lisa. The ginger army marches on, reminding us of those we hold dear. Sending you and your family warm thoughts during this time. 💜

@lisamiller2227

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal thank you 💜

You don't know how much I enjoy a video equally showing opals and cats! Someday when I grow up I'm going to be a crazy cat lady, wearing a big a$$ opal ring and I will change my name to Shelia!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

In the meantime, is it okay that I call you “S?” Thanks for the nice note, sheri

@sheriroberts2954

3 ай бұрын

@PulitzerOpal I answer to anything starting with "sh". Yes, including that! I have no qualms about it!!

I love the lion's roar intro, lol. Did you know that back in the day people used calomel (mercury chloride) as a laxative. They took kilos of it with them on the Lewis and Clark Expedition and we can still track their journey by the high levels of mercury they left behind.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

That's quite an interesting historical tidbit! Yes, calomel was indeed used as a laxative in the past, although its use has been largely discontinued due to its toxicity. The fact that traces of mercury left behind by the Lewis and Clark Expedition can still be detected today is a testament to the lasting impact of historical events on the environment. Thank you for sharing this fascinating piece of trivia!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

(He didn’t know that! He googled it!)

@thedudeabides1445

3 ай бұрын

I just heard about it earlier that day in a Cody'sLab video. I thought it was cool. ¦-)

I came for the opals and stayed for the cats ❤ your videos are amazing. Thank you!

you are the most hilarious opal cutter on the tube love the humor and the great product you reveal! thanks for the entertainment

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to tickle your funny bone while showcasing some opal goodness! Stay tuned for more laughter and gemstone adventures!

Thanks for the laughs! I always enjoy your videos and learn a thing or two in spite of myself. Keep Smiling

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Always!

Something you don't know... Okay, my favourite must be coober pedy opals, so nice and stabile and so many patterns, not to mention all the insanly nice fossils 🤩

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Coober Pedy opals, a true gem among gems! And those fossils add an extra layer of intrigue. Thanks for sharing your favorite opal variety! 🤩

These are all so beautiful. I can't honestly decide which type of opal I like the most, and I swear that I learn something new about opal every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you for that.

@PulitzerOpal

2 ай бұрын

I have a new video that will definitely teach you something, Sarah. I planned for it to be out today ((Wednesday), but 2 weeks is not long enough between videos. (I can’t consistently do even every 3 weeks!). I will release it next Wednesday. I have never “stored” a completed video before.

@sarahfisher6801

2 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal Can't wait! :)

Love your opals, like your humor 😊

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy both the opals and the humor. If you have any questions about opals or anything else, feel free to ask!

Your commenting is very entertaining, and your cutting skills up there with the best! Thanks for sharing these vids. Learn a lot from them.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad you find the vids entertaining and informative, mate! Keep on learning those opal tricks! 🎥🔍

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

I’m not sure about the “commenting”!

Beautiful Opal and wonderful channel. Love those arrowheads.

Love how everything turned out.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a bunch, Ron! 😄 Opals always steal the show! 🌟 Keep enjoying the opal journey! 💎✨

Thanks for another great video. Dakota is a great looking stone.

thanks for your videos and for your great sense of humor! sending greetings from the heart of Europe from the Czech Republic

I love your Arrowheads!!! They bring three of my early loves together into something fantastic! I want to thank you for that. Also that rough opal is stunning! Something you don't know?!!! I have trouble believing I know something about rocks, gems, minerals, that you don't! Which leaves me with something personal, which seems lame. LOL. How about.... I am a redhead? Ah well congratulations to whoever gets lucky enough to win one of those beautiful items! I would treasure any of them, as I am sure the winners will! 🥰🥰

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you're loving the arrowheads, mate! Bringing together those early loves-now that's something special! Cheers for the support!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ok - I don’t know which of you is talking about, but I know something that you don’t know: I am also a redhead- such as it is

@amberandrews6842

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal ah but I do know that you are a redhead, as I see you! LOL

Thank you for everything you do for the opal community

Always appreciate the videos, you may not know the impact they have on people. I myself have bought attachments for my angle grinder and started working on other types of rock (mostly fossilized corral from here in Alaska) in anticipation of buying a small parcel of rough opal to work on as a hobby. It is very intriguing to watch the beauty come out of the stones.

I bet you didnt know that i am new to buying opal and i would be as grateful for a giveaway; as i am grateful for this free knowledge-met-with dry humor; videos, thank you kindly!

My October born friend had told me for decades that being born in any other month and wearing opal will bring you a lifetime of bad luck. Sort of like taking lava from Hawaii. I don’t care, I LOVE opal!

The videos are never too long. Only through Roy and That Opal Guy, ( Hi Don Quarnstrom), I wouldn't have been introduced to so many people. That were so helpful, encouraging me to keep working on it. 10 months since broke my wrist. All of you have encouraged me to keep trying. My physiotherapy lady is delighted now. Not there just yet, but got 40 percent movement back now. I had nearly given up. It's the opal people that have done it. I thank you all. Greetings from Dimboola, in Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺 😊.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

It's heartwarming to hear that the opal community has been such a source of encouragement and support for you during your recovery. Your perseverance and determination to keep trying despite challenges are truly inspiring. Wishing you continued progress and success on your journey to recovery. Greetings from across the globe!

@nancycurtis7315

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal Roy kick started me. I made a comment. He was the little kid next door that my brat terrorised. More than that, but he replied. I was dumbfounded. He is the nicest young man that anyone could ever meet. He was when he was little. Now a beautiful young man. I have been so blessed that he found me. My estimation of him then was correct. Thank you again. Big hugs for the felines. Mine just arrived for his meal. Demanding it now!!!! I must bow to the boss and feed him.

Beautiful stones yet again. Miguel is a beautiful specimen. My dog will be 17 years old in July! Have a great week.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ah, aging like fine wine, just like those opals! Give your loyal companion a scratch behind the ears for me. Cheers to many more years together!

I am *so happy* to have found your videos. I just acquired 10 raw fire opals in rhyolite and had no clue where to begin. Thanks so much for the info and cat clips :)

Lovely Opals. Your channel keeps me entertained about opal!❤

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to keep you entertained, Laura! Opal adventures await! ❤️

As usual, beautiful opal and entertaining video! Thx for all the work you put in for us to enjoy!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the opals featured in it. If you have any questions or if there's anything else you'd like to see in future videos, feel free to let me know!

Hello again my friend. Love watching your vids. Well, here's something you didn't know. After watching yours, Justin's and few other people's vids for years... I finally did it. I have bought most of my equipment to start cutting/carving opal myself. I have spent a hefty amount on about 10 parcels, just waiting on some polishing equipment to arrive and I'm off. Thankyou for all the advice over the years. Really really really appreciate it.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

That's fantastic news, mate! Congratulations on taking the plunge into opal cutting. Wishing you all the best with your new venture, and remember, if you ever need advice along the way, I'm here to help. Happy cutting!

@jeamushodkinson4815

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal Thank you and thank you very much for the offer. I may just take you up on it in the near future. You made a joke about cutting out all your opal scribbling and explaining, because no one wants to watch it. During that part I literally said out allowed, "I would watch it!" Quite happily, I might add. Appreciate your vids, always informative and entertaining and I look forward to more.

Caught ya knapping while you're working!

I just started watching your vids, and have recently subscribed. What you don’t know is that opal is my birthstone, and in all of my 66 years, I have never owned one. I would LOVE to own an opal ring and show it off to everyone. I think they are the most beautiful gem in the world. Also, parts of Michigan, including Detroit, are north of parts of Canada with Canada directly south of them.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal's your birthstone? Well, ain't that a gem of a coincidence! Hope you get that dream ring someday, Susan. And as for Michigan and Canada, who knew geography could be so quirky? Cheers for sharing!

Love watching your videos you have a great knowledge of Opal you make me want to start collecting and cutting Opal

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to ignite your passion for opals! It's a fascinating world to explore. Dive in and enjoy the journey!

Was a pleasure meeting you and Adam from ASO opals in tucson.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Likewise, mate! Meeting fellow opal enthusiasts is always a highlight. Opal aficionados unite!

As an opalholic since 1969 I am a purist as well. Only Natural warms my heart. 😮

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

It's fantastic to hear from a fellow opal enthusiast with such a long history in the hobby! Natural opals indeed hold a special allure with their unique beauty and history. Your dedication to the purity of natural opals is admirable. Keep enjoying the mesmerizing world of opals!

Thanks for another insightful video and helping us all to identify opal matrix. I love your videos, keep up the good work 😊

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad you found it helpful, Nicole! Keep watching for more opal wisdom coming your way. 😊

I always eagerly wait your videos and you never disappoint.thank you.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal anticipation fulfilled! 😄💎 Thanks for the support, user-pz3gi9im7b! 🌟 Keep shining bright! ✨

Did you know that I love you videos and opal is my fiancée favorite favorite favorite stone and she has collected all kinds of rocks since she was a kid. ❤ beautiful stuff!! When that arrow head broke I jumped lol

Entertaining and educational as always Colonel. I have to live vicariously through these videos after hand surgery - but I will be back :) I found a vile of my Gpa’s opal from the 60’s. Mineral oil will evaporate and turn black after 40 years if sitting in a metal file cabinet. Some dawn dish soap and a few good soaks , seems to be back to full color.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

I'm glad you find the videos entertaining and educational! It's fascinating to hear about your experience with your grandfather's opal and how you were able to restore its color. Thanks for sharing!

Tell Touchy I still think he's the cutest. 😺

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Touchy's the real charmer! 🐾 Opal cats steal the spotlight! 😄🌟

Love your channel. Matrix opal is beautiful.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad you're enjoying the content, mate! Matrix opal sure is a sight to behold!

I'm inspired now to try some matrix opal. It looks lovely! Great video!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Go for it! Matrix opal's a whole new world of color. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Those came out beautifully. Opal is one of my favorite stones,

Do you know that orange cats have only one brain cell that that pass around? One day Paco has it, another day Touchy has the cell. Long live the orange brain cell!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ah, the mysterious ways of orange cats! One brain cell to rule them all, eh? Long live Paco and Touchy's shared wisdom!

opal is my birthstone. sure would like to have one. thanks pulitzer! great video my friend.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ah, fellow opal aficionado! Glad you enjoyed the video, mate! Keep dreaming of that perfect opal, and who knows, maybe one day it'll find its way to you!

Thank you for another fun, beautiful video! Ketchikan Alaska averages 140 to 160 inches of rainfall per year.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the Alaskan weather update, mate! Glad you enjoyed the video-opals and trivia make a great combo, don't they? 🌧️💎

Thanks always for the informative and awesome opal videos. As always Patrick McGovern

Love the pixels of matrix, the more pixely the better :-)

@hannagyllensten475

3 ай бұрын

All those are completely magical, but I guess you already know that :-)

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Pixel-perfect opal love! 🎮💎

I just found your channel and have been going back through your videos! Very informative and entertaining. Excited to learn more from you!

It's always a good day when I get a notification from you, Mr P! My Andamooka matrix opal is nothing compared to what you have shown here, these are stunning 😍

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to brighten your day, Trish! 😊 Opals never cease to amaze! 💖 Keep shining bright! ✨😍

Great color love the opal and the side entertainment.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the opal hues and the extra entertainment, mate! Opals and antics, a winning combination!

Personally, I like watching you doodle on the opals because we get to see how and why you're cutting and polishing where you are. Once again the video was enlightening and funny. I would bet your wife has an opal collection to rival any royal family's.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ah, glad you enjoy the doodles, Shawn! And as for the missus, let's just say she's got an eye for opal that'd make a queen jealous! 🎨💍

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

She has a very nice collection, but she’s still not serious enough about opal, imo. She’s stuck with them.

LOL 3 am central. Now we have 2 things in common. Love of Opal and insomnia.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opals and late nights, a perfect match! 😂 Keep shining bright! 🌟💤

Dakota is quite the striking lady.

@0therun1t21

3 ай бұрын

I love the shape too.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

It sounds like Dakota catches the eye! It's always wonderful to hear about people's beloved pets. Thanks for sharing, @sandeman1776!

@sandeman1776

3 ай бұрын

@@PulitzerOpal hey, thank you for sharing your knowledge, craft, and humor with us.

You do beautiful work, love watching your videos. And I bet you didn't know I have twin grandchildren. Plus I keep all my opal for all four of my grandchildren

Thanks for the tip of on Rileys im gonna have to look him up and wow Shelia keeps lookin younger everytime i see her it must be the exposure to opals. Love the videos keep em comin✌️

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Please do! www.opalauctions.com/stores/53frogs

Opal fact: one of my closest friends named one of his daughters Opal. He instantly gained my respect. The power of opal.

Wow I love your arrow heads absolutely stunning

I learn something every time I watch!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it! Opals are like a never-ending story - always something new to discover with each cut and polish.

Something you didn't know (maybe): Australian dragonflies are recorded to be the fastest of all dragonflies in the world, 57kmph (36mph). Love your videos mate. 👍

Beautiful opals as always. I really enjoy watching the cutting and shaping,and guessing what the final piece will look like. Hopefully one day one of these might come my way.

Cant tell you anything you wouldn't already know, I enjoy watching to learn more, I love opal its my birthstone & beautiful.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal love is timeless! 💖 Keep shining bright! ✨ Opal magic never gets old! 🌟

Fun video, thanks for making it! Something that might be new: Before toilet paper was invented, Americans used to use corn cobs.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! 🤣 Ah, the wonders of history! Stay tuned for more opal tales! 📜✨

I love the play of colour in the crystal opals but the file with the chips look more amazing 😍

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

It's great to hear you appreciate the play of colors in the crystal opals! Opals indeed have a unique beauty with their color patterns and formations. And yes, the file with the chips can also have its own charm and appeal, especially with its unique characteristics. If you have any questions about opals or anything else, feel free to ask!

@-Cosmic-Healer-

3 ай бұрын

Here's a question you'll like that makes me smile. If I don't win the lovely file of crystal opal chips are there any just like it I could purchase?

Something you don't know - My wife loves to watch and rewatch Dexter.

@MaxG-jk8ty

3 ай бұрын

Something you don't know. She's taking notes...

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal tales and Dexter marathons, a winning combo! 😄🔪 Thanks for sharing, Kegtwo! 📺 Opal love from the screen to the gemstone! 💎🌟

I just discovered you and I am so enjoying your channel. You're adding to a renewed obsession with dem rocks, especially opal! Something new to know: tuxedo cats' black and white patterns are deposited randomly as they develop. Also, in Japan, ginger cats are called "tea tigers" because the words for "brown" and "tea" in Japanese are similar.🐈

Another great upload. Thank you for sharing!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Cheers, Jason! Appreciate the support, mate!

Very beautiful stones!

That is some nice cutting, my friend. That matrix is some stunning stuff!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad you liked the cutting! Matrix opal's got that special sparkle that makes it stand out from the crowd.

Those opal arrow heads are cool! I got ripped off in Coober Pedy buying opal that turned out to be Matrix lol, the bloke gave me a small opal for free witch was worth more than the rest of the pack😂😂 live and learn!. Keep the videos coming mate, they are informative and fun...especially Shelia.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Live and learn, mate! 😂 Opal adventures never disappoint! 🎉 Sheila's always stealing the show! 🐱✨

I've missed seeing your videos. It seems to be less often than it used to be. Glad you're back!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, @Kellishark! Your support is greatly appreciated. I'll do my best to keep the content coming. If there's anything specific you'd like to see in future videos, feel free to let me know!

I guess since I know little to nothing about opal, telling you something you didn't know would be impossible.. Love your videos thank you for taking your time to try and teach peoples like me.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Hey Lisa, glad you enjoy the videos! No worries about opal knowledge-everyone starts somewhere. Thanks for tuning in!

My pearls of wisdom…..You don’t know what you don’t know.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Ah, a classic pearl of wisdom indeed! Opals might be my specialty, but a bit of general wisdom never goes amiss. Thanks for sharing, mate!

I love a man that loves his cats.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Cats certainly have a way of winning over hearts! They bring joy, companionship, and sometimes a bit of mischief into our lives. If you have any questions or topics you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know!

Beautiful ,love the commentary

A thing you don’t know: Nathan Walker is from Australia, just like opal. In 2018 he became the first Australian born hockey player to win the Stanley Cup with the Washington Capitals. Also, my cats Cheeto, Otto, and Brando all say hi! Great video!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

That's an interesting fact about Nathan Walker! It's always cool to learn about athletes from different parts of the world making waves in their respective sports. Give Cheeto, Otto, and Brando some pets for me! If you have any more fun facts or anything else you'd like to share, feel free to let me know!

It’s like Christmas when I get the notification that Pulitzer Opal has uploaded a new video, keep them coming please sir!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it feels like Christmas! More opal adventures on the way, stay tuned! 🎄🎥

Nice to see you again great job 👍

I don't know anything. Except that I love opal!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Opal is truly a captivating gemstone! Its mesmerizing play-of-color and unique beauty make it a favorite among many. If you ever have any questions about opals or want to learn more about them, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!

Those were all stunning but Dakota is something else. Also if you didnt know treated matrix opal tastes like cherry. A delicious treat that you just can't beat

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Dakota's a real gem, ain't she? Opals like her make the world a more colorful place.

Great job as always...informative, entertaining,great comedic timing and impeccably cut and polished gorgeous opals,with a side of cat videos...i mean who could ask for anything more?? Only a gorgeous bust of a woman with a flair for the dramatic named Sheila could make it better! 😉

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Spot on, Anthony! We aim to entertain and educate, all while showing off those stunning opals and adorable feline friends. And Sheila? Well, she adds that extra dash of drama! 😄🐱

Shela is always watching, menacingly!! 😦

This was a fun video. I bet you didn't know that of the two opal KZread channels I follow, you are firmly in my top two favorites.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoy the content. It's an honor to be one of your top two favorite opal KZread channels. If there's anything specific you'd like to see or learn more about in future videos, feel free to let me know!

Great save on the arrowhead 😅looks great! ❤

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Susan! Had to channel my inner MacGyver for that one. 😄🏹

I say your videos aren't long enough. Love all of them. Heyyyy Sheila!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support and feedback! It's always great to hear from viewers like you. Sheila says hello back! If there's anything specific you'd like to see or learn more about in future videos, feel free to let me know.

@harrodguy

3 ай бұрын

Love all you do but I"ve always been amazed at opal beads and carvings. Natural things like opal clam shells blow my mind. @@PulitzerOpal

Great video, there was recently a paper published which explains that the castle rock formation in a Colorado town of the same name has resisted erosion because of opal!

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

That's fascinating! Opals never cease to amaze with their unique properties. Thanks for sharing that tidbit!

Great educational videos as always. Thanks for sharing ❤

Thank you for the lesson on matrix opal I've never known how to tell the difference until your video was so good and informative from the start and truly appreciated I've been in l9ve either opals since I was a kid because of their best and hiw wonderful nature is a creating its jewels and my opinion is they are more beautiful than diamonds because of the way the silica arranges itself and the colors a magnificent I'm goingvto one day be able to afford a decent sized one for my big fingers to wear as a man's ring but I think I'm going matrix if I can find one and aquire it but I'm in fla so it'll take some searching but please keep the video lessons coming thanks a million

Excellent video as always Mister Pulitzer. Should have left the additional footage in. We can never get enough of your content...you know this! As always I wanna thank you for taking Roys Rocks under your wing. Glad I messaged and brought attention to the collaboration. Y'all two are the best Opal guys on KZread. Then Lapidary Dave for show videos rounds everything out. Justin is cool but his content is overpriced in it's endgame / always a gamble otherwise. You and Roy show every level of the game. That it's possible to get into Opal no matter your status in life.

@PulitzerOpal

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate the kind words, mate! Roy's Rocks and I are here to spread the opal love far and wide. Opal for everyone, no matter where you're at in life! 🌈👍

You’ve taught me a lot about opal. Here is a gift of knowledge from me to you. Koala’s poop in a cube shape. My Shelia is eyeballing that arrow head with her only eye.