Jeremejevite...what a delicious color and what a tease.. that is is so tiny.

jeremejevite!!! it's such a pretty gem and before it was only known as tiny, microscopic crystals. such a delicate blue color it has

let's talk about botryoidal lepidolite :) I have one specimen and I'm soo fascinated by it! :O

Thank you, I did learn something fun & I loved all the specimens. My favourite has to be the Rainbow Obsidian, although quite abundant it’s beautiful. The specimen exhibited is reminiscent of the Aurora or Northern Lights. Also my friend Regan went out of his way to mine me some Obsidian from Arizona and sent it over to me in Wales U.K.

I feel like theres a lot of really beautiful fluorescent and phosphorescent minerals that go unmentioned. I would love to see an episode all about black light reactive gems!

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

You might enjoy our past video on fluorescence: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lYB3ycOGf93dmso.html

@-.Tristan.-

2 жыл бұрын

@@gems I never realized that there already was one! Thank you so much!

@marcussmart3275

2 жыл бұрын

I have a moss agate end cut that's super dark and banded. I recently got a 365nm ultraviolet flashlight that's super bright. I shined it on through the agate and found two red luminous inclusions. They were small but it was very facinateing.

@-.Tristan.-

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcussmart3275 Would they happen to be calcite inclusions? One of my family members has a moss agate slab that has bunches of teeny tiny calcite inclusions!

@marcussmart3275

2 жыл бұрын

@@-.Tristan.- it is quite possible that it is calcite. Their so small I can't tell. I need to get a magnifying glass to check it out.

Would love to see a vid on maligano jasper, Ibis jasper, Charoite or Eudialyte ✨

The big boy looks like the Northern lights

Yet another fantastic video. I can't believe you mentioned Jeremejevite! I came across this amazing mineral back in the late 90s/early 2000s and was blown away by it's rarity, beauty and price. Pronouncing the name though..... well it looks like I got that completely wrong :-)

I’d love to see you unbox bloodstone and blue chalcedony!

All three of those gemstones shown are very pretty.😯🤩💎 I love the colors.😍🌈💙💜 To know how they get their colors and where they come from is very interesting. I never heard of jeremejevite, odd name but unique gem.🤔💎 Thanks for sharing and nice video.😉👌💎

That super amazonite specimen looks like it comes from the Dorris claim in Colorado.

Can we see something about Wisconsin minerals?

Thank you for Amazonite information

I have a lot of amazonite bracelets and raw stone. I love it very much!

I would love to hear and talk about Dioptase, With its Lovely deep green and Weird yet Amazing Way it Looks

The flecks of Mica in Aventurine create the Phenomenon called Aventurescence.

I loved seeing the faceted Amazonite, I did not know that it existed.

That amazonite piece is insane! I’d love to learn more about plumbogummite!

Oh, I have a tiny piece of Painite, approximately one Carat in rough. A video on that mineral would be amazing.

Also would like to chime in again about Amazonite, there is another similar colored feldpathoid that is relatively new called Afghanite and it is a feldspar that is the same color as Amazonite, but transparent

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Stay Tuned! We will be featuring an Afghanite specimen with a very interesting feature on a future episode.

Thanks for all you do!! I would love to see a video on varieties of Petrified Wood, and also on the lesser-known Opal varieties.

@kathysabo9703

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes, and also on the different types of Picture Jasper.

obsidian is so pretty!! for the longest time, I thought it only existed in Minecraft. 😂

Rare facet grade gems I want to see; Eudialyte, Scapolite, Sodalite, Hauyne, Andalusite, ...

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Noted...but in the meantime, be sure to check out the faceted Andalusite in our Kyanite video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6ueubeMfdjaYqw.html

How about Botswana Agate? I have a beyootiful little piece with a soft pink center, surrounded by a zone of narrow agate-y bands in white and lilac. Oh yeah!

Wow lots of goodies and knowledge sweet sweet magnificent specimens for sure awesome job done fantastic video thank you

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@milesnn

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoyed na loved it you all do such a remarkable jobs of knowledge, presentations,and the best is you love it minerals etc can’t thank you enough

I'm new, so I don't know what you have and haven't covered, but I think Hauyne and Kutnahorite are both really interesting minerals!

love this video is so fun to watch and informative i just ordered some amzonite from serenity herbal

How about Dumortierite alone or as a quartz inclusion; ajoite and hauynite

The Amazonite I keep getting in gem buckets is always almost white and barely green at all. I want a big piece that is deep blue-green like that to work with. All I've really gotten lucky with is Corundum and Agates/Chalcedony in terms of quality and variety

It would be great if you can post the UV properties of the stones you are displaying. Better even if you can show spectrum so we can also check the stones by ourselves. Thanks

The color of amazonite reminds me of daquri ice, ice cream color.

Aztecs and Mayans have been using amazonite for 1,000 years just like the Egyptians.

Is Amazonite fairly common? It seems to be rather inexpensive.

I have a piece of white obsidian

Goddelite please Is it only found in new Zealand?

Moldavite is a glass, but is its own Species. It is listed as Species: Moldavite. It is not listed as Variety: Moldavite, Species: Glass.

Jade! Please do jade unboxing

Can you talk about larimar? I just picked up a cab at a bead show and I’d love to know more about it!

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Check this out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/foyipaqipdHOqNY.html

@secondaccount1688

2 жыл бұрын

@@gems I did watch the video...it wasn’t one of your best.

Plz do Benitoite..🙏🙏😁😁

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Check it out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p3idrLWila-xnpc.html

nice

6:06 I'm intrigued by her ring. Is she wearing emerald, tsavorite, diopside or something else?

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

With Rebecca, my best guess would be tsavorite

Any chance you could do a video on aqueous inclusions? (Assuming you haven't already, I have a bad memory, so if you have, my bad!)

hi thanks for your good program, please talk about zultanite (sultanite)?

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to oblige: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKuKlpuxmpnShbA.html

Plz do indigo gabbro!

@gabriellehood8810

2 жыл бұрын

It's mine n my husband(jeffro) favorite

benitoite

can you dhow off and talk about some Malachite And Chrysocholla

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

We've got a whole episode on Malachite for you!: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e39pksmwlNSTZ84.html

@LostButHere

2 жыл бұрын

@@gems thank you! I’ll go watch it now! I appreciate it!

I miss the girl with the lipstick

I HAVEN’T WATCHED IN A WHLE WHEN DID U GUYS CHANGE FROM GEMSTONE TV

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

We changed our name a few weeks ago to coincide with the launch of our new website, Gemstones.com. Welcome back!

Where is epidote?

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

We have some in our Gems of Alaska video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oZ6sxNZuf9bRY7A.html

Where is the normal host

@redacted2319

2 жыл бұрын

I’m guessing you mean Natalie? If so I think she may have left JTV

Obsidian is a Glass, but is its own Species. It is not Variety: Obsidian, Species: Glass. According to the G.I.A. Gem Identification Lab Manual, Obsidian has NO Variety Call. "Rainbow" and "Fire" are Trade Names, not Variety Calls.

Maaaaybe it's not named for the river/rainforest, but for the mythical Amazon warrior women. Because which came first, ancient Greece or Europeans in South America? So what is named for what? Logic, people.

I have one piece of jermojovte stoone if any buy me.