I liked how you qualified red diamonds. Diamonds in general are plentiful, but large clear, well cut diamonds are rare. I like Tourmaline, not as rare as others, but they come in almost unlimited colors. A deep blue or a deep red, fetch thousands of dollars per carat. I have personally cut some very nice watermelon Tourmaline, it is just a beautiful stone.
Thumbnail is an ammonite(ammolite). Ammolite is a rare and unusual substance that is a fossilized form of the mineral aragonite. Ammolite comes from the placentaceras ammonite fossil, but is extremely rare. The ammonite was an ancient shell that inhabited a shallow sea that covered southern Alberta, Canada between 70-135 million years ago. While various types of ammonites can be found all over the world, it is only in southern Alberta is where the shells fossilized into the bright colors of ammolite.If you like gemstones with provenance, then you're going to love ammolite.
Pretty sure there's more painite out there than that. I have an inspected and registered faceted sample of it and I'm just an average collector. Mine's 3.66 carats, eye-clean (VS), and cost $3,928.26 USD when it was purchased in 2009. Although, that was a gift and is by far the rarest and most expensive gem I have. But still, I also have quality samples of tanzanite, black opal, alexandrite, and muscovite. Can't be that rare if I can afford them haha.
I'm surprised that you did not include Unheated Burma Rubies on your price list. A 4 ct Unheated can be in the; $35K -$45K /ct. wholesale. Flawless Unheated can range into the 6 figure plus range. Larger stones have sold for; >$1M/ ct.
I bought a quart bottle of opal rough while in Mexico for twenty bucks. Most of the rough had flecks of opal. But a piece of rough about the size of half a walnut had a 6mm by 10 mm black opal imbedded in the matrix. I took the piece to several jewelers and lapidary shops and none of them would work with it because of the difficulty of working to remove it from the matrix without destroying the opal. I keep it in a small clear plastic box in mineral oil. The opal has an intense black,green, red color and is beautiful even in its unpolished state.
Almost all Tanzanite comes out of the ground Brown. Heat treatment brings out its colors. In the gem world, if you see Tanzanite, you shoul always assume it to be heat-treated.
what you see as decor is not Jade. And the really valuable type of Jade is actually Jadeite from Burma. What you see as decorations is either fake jade or nephrite. You should probably educate yourself on it
@@Cammy6969 Jades are very common, Jadeite in the other hand is a little bit rare not because it's hard to find, it's because chinese loves hoarding it so the price gets higher. it's not even worth a penny, chinese love overpricing things, jades are one of the gemstone overvalued, it's so ugly
There is actually a new gem find from Arizona and it comes from one known location in the world - the beautiful Sonoran Desert. It's called Sonoranite and it is just being introduced to the world! There have been a few videos uploaded to RUclips that just start to show the unique properties of this new gem.
Great video, keep up the good work. You may want to include The Bolivianita only found in South America in the country of Bolivia. Ametrine, also known as trystine or by its trade name as bolivianite, is a naturally occurring variety of quartz. It is a mixture of amethyst and citrine with zones of purple and yellow or orange. It´s not one of the most valuables but it is rare. Thanks again keep up the great work.
There are so many amazing gemstones.. and then at the end there are always those boring old diamonds... I dont know man I somehow really think they r overrated.
The diamond industry sold us that lie. "Let me look into my jeweler's magnifying glass and tell you how valuable it is according to flaws invisible to the naked eye." Should be even less valuable now that they can make fake stones for pennies.
+Yunus Emre Tufan There are several reasons Diamond is so highly valued. It has one of the highest brilliances - meaning it reflect and refracts more light than most gemstones. It is the hardest natural substance known to man. Large perfect stones are super rare. So combine these three things and it is no wonder it is expensive.
I agree about perfect stones but, in general, the price of diamonds is kept artificially high by De Beers, who control the supply. Diamonds are far more common than most people believe.
It's hard to believe Jadeite can be worth so much. My grandfather found a Jadeite stone about 75 years ago that weighs close to five pounds. It's a lime green to a yellow green. It's kinda funny how a stone can hold such a value and be in a rock garden for nearly a decade. But worthless if you don't have a buyer
Give him a break you literal little bitch. Why don't you voice over a video with your geek voice and provide entertainment for all of RUclips. Takes a lot of work to put it together, and the best part is.. You do have to do it. Don't come on here bashing, just give it your thumbs down and find another channel that suits you.
Grimmie _nebu my mother has a black opal pendant from oz and I’ve got to say it’s the most beautiful piece of jewellery I’ve ever seen the colours are amazing in it.
Black opal from Lightning Ridge and some also from Cooper Pedy, diamonds from the Argyle mines in northern western Australia, and Musgravite from south Australia. We also have very good quality sapphires and rubies from the central gemfields of QLD and also around Inverell in NSW. Some very good ones also have come from a place in the Atherton tablelands far north QLD like I have in my collection. ( They are not for sale.). Also red diamonds re not that common at all here in the diamond mines of WA, they are only found on a very odd occasion. There are sapphires, rubies and diamonds in sth east QLD which I've found. A location that I and one other person keep to ourselves since we found it.( there's no record of this place either in any documentation in the QLD archives and Mines Dept records. The sapphires are gem quality as are the rubies but the diamonds are only industrial grade.
I would like to know the hardness scale on these gems. Some of the very valuable stones can be brittle or soft. Which means great care must be given when wearing it or choosing the setting.
Just watched this again. It is really funny! It's worse than I thought. He pronounces words wrong in two different ways. And you are correct, he has no idea what it is he's reading. He's trying so hard to maintain that gameshow voice and he's just crumbling under the weight of the subject matter. He doesn't know gems and he doesn't know countries. Great voice though.
jade is quite common , almost most of my family has jade bracelets or necklace. And i'm actually Asian so , when we buy a jade stone, we look at the colour, according to my family , the stone changes colour over years , so if the colour gets darker that means you're healthy and strong . Some Times Jade stone can be really expensive depending where/which country it was found
Here are the 10 really expensive gems for sale. #8 Black Opal: $2,355 per carat. ... #7 Benitoite: $3,000 - $4,000 per carat. ... #5 Alexandrite: $12,000 per carat. ... #4 Jadeite: $20,000 per carat. ... #3 Musgravite: $35,000 per carat. ... #2 Painite: $50,000 - $60,000 per carat. ... #1 Pink Star Diamond: $1.4 Million per carat.
What about twinned crystal benitoite (star of david benitoite) with only 12 sample found since the discovery of the gem in the early 1900s. Another thing adding to the price is that gem quality benitoites are only found in a 40 acre plot of land in the Diablo mountain range of San Benito County in CA, USA
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK! I had a rare specimen of jadeite that was about 3 carats but i lost it in a fire. Going back to that spot tomorrow, im gonna be there a while digging in till i find it. I had no idea it was so valuable.
actually Lapis Lazuli is very valuable and good gemstone quality is rare. i like a good clarity cut earth diamond. i love sapphire.. i like emeralds.. and now im interested in alexandrite.
Madao do your research first. All Jadeite is Jade, not all Jade is Jadeite. In fact virtually all Jade in circulation is really Nephrite. While high grade examples of Nephrite are still valuable, they are worth only a fraction of the value of Jadeite. Jadeite is Extremely rare to find, especially as a high grade stone. The Chinese have many beliefs surrounding it causing a demand that hugely outstrips the supply. These two factors cause this particular gemstone to have an unbelievably high value.
Todd Cooper Its a different form of Jade. Typically the Jade you're referring to, is the common, less exspensive and mass produced form. I guess it could be compared to a regular diamond -vs- a yellow, blue or red diamond.
these gems are very expensive however they are also very rare unlike diamonds which have an unnaturally inflated price. at least these gems are expensive due to the Rarity.
Which is rare, is the real green quartz (not which is green from inclusions like aventurine) called prasiolite. I even managed to obtain some rarities: shungite, nunderite, shiva lingam, polychrom jasper, ametrine, rutilated rose quartz, morganite
My favorite is the Black Opal then the greens over anything else! As far as diamonds go I don't care for them I love to see color! so I love colored stones!
alexandrite was used in the renowned sword Joyeuse or it would explain the phenomena described in the song of roland. [Charlemagne] was wearing his fine white coat of mail and his helmet with gold-studded stones; by his side hung Joyeuse, and never was there a sword to match it; its colour changed thirty times a day.
I have seen only one red diamond, the gemologist actually called if bordeau. It was unbelievably beautiful nearly burgundy but flawless and clear nothing like the a ruby.
The natural is well over $1500/ ct in stones over 10ct.for Tanzanite. Black Opal from the Lighting Ridge mine in Australia is the best quality of this material. That mine is no longer producing material. ( I know one of the mine owners.) Fancy; (Natural colored ), diamonds have been setting record prices at each & every auction from Sotheby's & Christies. A MILLION/ct is common.
You are completely wrong about red diamonds. There are quite a few 1ct and more that have come out of Crater of diamonds Arkansas. I have personally held a 2ct beautiful red in my had that was pulled from the property. There has also been a very nice quality that came from the mines in Canada about 3 years ago. Thank you for playing.
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For those wondering what the gem In the thumbnail is (which wasnt shown in the video) it's an opalized ammonite fossil.
Thanx!
Thank You!
Thanks ... I have a photo of a giant one, that I took at the NY Museum of Natural History. I’ll be glad to email you a the picture.
Thank you
My daughter received one today. Made me weep!
Where is the Kidney stone at on this list? It can cost you $35,800 just to have it removed.
therealdeadpen lol good one
Ha!
Mine was the size of a dime.
😂😂😂👍✌
Lol
Gotta love that non-existent thumbnail...
Diana Fronsdahl litterally though.
Diana Fronsdahl yep. I scrolled down the comments to see how long it would take for me to see someone mention it.
Diana Fronsdahl the thumbnail is a ammonites made from ammolite, a multicolour mineral also called dragonscale
I HATE the CLICK BAIT!
That's why I disliked the movie
I liked how you qualified red diamonds. Diamonds in general are plentiful, but large clear, well cut diamonds are rare. I like Tourmaline, not as rare as others, but they come in almost unlimited colors. A deep blue or a deep red, fetch thousands of dollars per carat. I have personally cut some very nice watermelon Tourmaline, it is just a beautiful stone.
rucussing I love tourmaline also. I have a beautiful big ring With the stone and also some loose stones.
rucussing You've never cut gems in your entire life time....you're 12 years old.
MrCuly210 do you troll much?
rucussing Um no ? I'm not trolling, I just know that you haven't cut gems, you're one of them people that talk themselves up online.
Sufiya H. Good point.. You could be a tad older though....16-20 talking up something that you've seen on a RUclips video ....O_O
Peridot: "My diamond! I didnt know you were so common!"
A simple fusion of a sapphire, ruby, amethyst and pearl is significantly rarer
_Nadiki_ Simple?
Sandra Lin well they are all common gems. Although Sapphire is more uncommon but each Diamond had multiple.
Haaaa
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Love this dude's talk. Slightly unnecessarily aggressive.
its too American and loud for my English ears.
Sea foam turquoise is so lovely and very rare...mostly found in old pawn pieces from the Southwest.
Some of these gems are much more pleasing to the eye than common old diamonds the Black Opel is beautiful!!
"Black opals!" he opens, while showing a pic of a worthless synthetic knockoff.
It was rather obvious....wasn't it? SMH He also failed to mention true black opal only comes from Lighting Ridge in Australia.
*video ends*well I should get going back into minecraft to look for these gems before anyone else does.
Themrpiggaming lmao
Themrpiggaming LMAO XD
Good luck dude
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My favorite is emerald, but I also like aquamarine the more green types!
Same... jade,amazonite, unakite etc ☺️
Thumbnail is an ammonite(ammolite). Ammolite is a rare and unusual substance that is a fossilized form of the mineral aragonite. Ammolite comes from the placentaceras ammonite fossil, but is extremely rare. The ammonite was an ancient shell that inhabited a shallow sea that covered southern Alberta, Canada between 70-135 million years ago. While various types of ammonites can be found all over the world, it is only in southern Alberta is where the shells fossilized into the bright colors of ammolite.If you like gemstones with provenance, then you're going to love ammolite.
The value of elements varies on rarity. If we were to find a planet made of diamond, it would change the value here on earth to cost less than dirt...
They found a planet made of diamond already
And I have 1st dib on the one they someday find made of Emerald
Pretty sure there's more painite out there than that. I have an inspected and registered faceted sample of it and I'm just an average collector. Mine's 3.66 carats, eye-clean (VS), and cost $3,928.26 USD when it was purchased in 2009. Although, that was a gift and is by far the rarest and most expensive gem I have. But still, I also have quality samples of tanzanite, black opal, alexandrite, and muscovite. Can't be that rare if I can afford them haha.
where is the ammolite in the vid
In the ass of uploader
Amulets are real but they're not too rare if you really think about it
strange person think you
Its not ammolite its ammonite
@@yanshahidify It's ammolite
They left out Unobtainium.
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Neveravinum
Nice work Doc.
What about Impositassium?
All of those in the video are classified as Unobtainium...for me at least :-)
WHY R U SHOUTING LIKE A SALESMAN ON A MARKETPLACE ???
You are shouting in writing.
SG F oooooooo lol
SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY! Lol! Reminds me of the guys that advertise the demolition derby and tractor show
So deaf people can hear him!
Why are you misspelling short words?
I'm surprised that you did not include Unheated Burma Rubies on your price list. A 4 ct Unheated can be in the; $35K -$45K /ct. wholesale. Flawless Unheated can range into the 6 figure plus range. Larger stones have sold for; >$1M/ ct.
Man in the vid: It Cost 100000!!!
MrBeast: hold my tea
For anyone who wanted to know more about the thumbnail, it's ammolite, a type of opalized fossil. It isn't that rare, but the specimen is pretty big.
Yes RUclips, I watch Steven Universe, but that doesn't mean that I watch information about gemstones
Crystal Universe lol
Crystal Universe SU 4ever
Crystal universe you're not alone
Crystal Universe I do!
Me too LOL
Opel Is my favorite but my favorite always changes in a couple of years
Love black Opal
how can sell my genuine alexandrite
Put subtitles on at number 9
"Grand dinner right" lol 😂
If Seren Dib is Arabic for Sri Lanka, I guess you could call Serendibite: Srilankaite. :)
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I bought a quart bottle of opal rough while in Mexico for twenty bucks. Most of the rough had flecks of opal. But a piece of rough about the size of half a walnut had a 6mm by 10 mm black opal imbedded in the matrix. I took the piece to several jewelers and lapidary shops and none of them would work with it because of the difficulty of working to remove it from the matrix without destroying the opal. I keep it in a small clear plastic box in mineral oil. The opal has an intense black,green, red color and is beautiful even in its unpolished state.
I live in Costa Rica and i have a jade
David Cleveland lucky cow
Most of the jade you can buy in the market are not top quality.
What I don’t believe it!
e3e i from costa rica too .... and only see tons of shit.....
Almost all Tanzanite comes out of the ground Brown. Heat treatment brings out its colors. In the gem world, if you see Tanzanite, you shoul always assume it to be heat-treated.
But jade is everywhere here! How is it 'priceless'? I see it as decor OUTSIDE buildings.
what you see as decor is not Jade. And the really valuable type of Jade is actually Jadeite from Burma. What you see as decorations is either fake jade or nephrite. You should probably educate yourself on it
@@Cammy6969 Jades are very common, Jadeite in the other hand is a little bit rare not because it's hard to find, it's because chinese loves hoarding it so the price gets higher. it's not even worth a penny, chinese love overpricing things, jades are one of the gemstone overvalued, it's so ugly
There are 2 tips of jade one is valuable and the other is the one that is used in decor
Katsumi Caballero not true jadeite is really rare but it is ugly
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There is actually a new gem find from Arizona and it comes from one known location in the world - the beautiful Sonoran Desert. It's called Sonoranite and it is just being introduced to the world! There have been a few videos uploaded to RUclips that just start to show the unique properties of this new gem.
It just sounds like you were reading off a wiki page.
Great video, keep up the good work. You may want to include The Bolivianita only found in South America in the country of Bolivia. Ametrine, also known as trystine or by its trade name as bolivianite, is a naturally occurring variety of quartz. It is a mixture of amethyst and citrine with zones of purple and yellow or orange. It´s not one of the most valuables but it is rare. Thanks again keep up the great work.
There are so many amazing gemstones.. and then at the end there are always those boring old diamonds... I dont know man I somehow really think they r overrated.
Yunus Emre Tufan Well they have to be at the top, they'd come and destroy the earth if they weren't.
The diamond industry sold us that lie. "Let me look into my jeweler's magnifying glass and tell you how valuable it is according to flaws invisible to the naked eye." Should be even less valuable now that they can make fake stones for pennies.
+Yunus Emre Tufan
There are several reasons Diamond is so highly valued.
It has one of the highest brilliances - meaning it reflect and refracts more light than most gemstones. It is the hardest natural substance known to man. Large perfect stones are super rare. So combine these three things and it is no wonder it is expensive.
I agree about perfect stones but, in general, the price of diamonds is kept artificially high by De Beers, who control the supply. Diamonds are far more common than most people believe.
Yunus Emre Tufan
I didn't know most of these stones. Amazingly expensive. It is eye opener.
It's hard to believe Jadeite can be worth so much. My grandfather found a Jadeite stone about 75 years ago that weighs close to five pounds. It's a lime green to a yellow green. It's kinda funny how a stone can hold such a value and be in a rock garden for nearly a decade. But worthless if you don't have a buyer
My friend has a piece of raw alexandrite that he uses as a door-stop.
It depends on color & quality. The lime green & yellow color is cheap one.
that first alexanderite shown is just fabulous and i would love to get one like it!
Alexandrite is my birth stone, and I never knew all of the facts that u shared! My favorite stone, is opal, any type...
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Me: "MOM! I'M MOVING TO AUSTRALIA!"
Mom: "What?!?! Wh- Why? What are you talking about?
Me: "TO PLAY MINECRAFT!"
Tanzinia? TANZINIA?
Yes Tanzania, is the East African country, and yes we do have Tanzanight,gold, ruby ,diamond, so much more,
@@rachelissa115 Tanzanite☺
Paraiba tourmaline and Ceylon Sapphire... Both GORGEOUS stones.
i like how you related Minecraft to this
Timmienethericl Fnaf lover rat boy
Says that there isn't enough Taffyite to make a pickaxe - shows more than 3 stones on the screen...
The narrator really needs to learn how to pronounce words correctly. I lost count on how many he screwed up.
Mister Morty that is true
I know right Mister Morty .. Before these assholes take on these projects they should learn how to pronounce everything.
Mister Morty
and did not placed the names of each gems below.
Give him a break you literal little bitch. Why don't you voice over a video with your geek voice and provide entertainment for all of RUclips. Takes a lot of work to put it together, and the best part is.. You do have to do it. Don't come on here bashing, just give it your thumbs down and find another channel that suits you.
Who are you calling a bitch? ... The muscles in your fingertips are very small you know that?
In NC , the largest Hiddenite ever found sold for 1.65 million. Hiddenite , NC.
3 gems stones come from my country (Australia)😃😃yaya
Grimmie _nebu
Thanks /Regards
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Grimmie _nebu my mother has a black opal pendant from oz and I’ve got to say it’s the most beautiful piece of jewellery I’ve ever seen the colours are amazing in it.
Black opal from Lightning Ridge and some also from Cooper Pedy, diamonds from the Argyle mines in northern western Australia, and Musgravite from south Australia. We also have very good quality sapphires and rubies from the central gemfields of QLD and also around Inverell in NSW. Some very good ones also have come from a place in the Atherton tablelands far north QLD like I have in my collection. ( They are not for sale.). Also red diamonds re not that common at all here in the diamond mines of WA, they are only found on a very odd occasion. There are sapphires, rubies and diamonds in sth east QLD which I've found. A location that I and one other person keep to ourselves since we found it.( there's no record of this place either in any documentation in the QLD archives and Mines Dept records. The sapphires are gem quality as are the rubies but the diamonds are only industrial grade.
rick seifert: contact me with any information on acquiring any specimen as I have many friends in this line of Gleaming gold... icandoitall2@gmail.com
1:03 runs out of air lmao why so excited
How to get rich: Go to China, and buy jadeite for a lower price. Go to the west, and sell it for a much higher price. XD
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I'm going to Myanmar soon and when I heard this I'm going to try to look for it
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Hey I saw u from another video it was a rock vid right
Hiddenite from Hiddenite, NC was not listed
notification squad????? where u at tho
I don't know if I missed it, but I watched this video for the thumbnail ( Ammolite ) and didn't see it. Its my provinces gemstone.
that's right, I'd forgotten. talk about bait and switch
I love how you only pronounced opal correctly.. every single name you mispronounced; sometimes really badly (Sri Lanka).
I agree about the pronunciation...
I would like to know the hardness scale on these gems. Some of the very valuable stones can be brittle or soft. Which means great care must be given when wearing it or choosing the setting.
I'll stick to 24k gold. Let the trolls tell me its not gem.
Seisman 75 That's because we're not used to seeing it in its crystalline form
I have a 2-pound hunk of jade that was shaped into an ashtray. I bought it 45 years ago at Pier 1.
Clikbait not okay could you Pless tell me werh the tumbnail is from eny one
Thor Hagen TRUTH! I watched this whole dang video to see it and IT WASN'T THERE. Total crock!
Thor Hagen the gem on the thumbnail is pearl coating the outside of a shell
ammolite
Thanks ❤️
its ammolite. very beautiful and highly sought after.
Spinel is my favorite with trapiche emerald a close second.
I'm sorry but your prices are really off
Tin 4705 right!? Millions of dollars per carat for pure red diamonds, i laughed. I found all his info way off.
He probably spent 15 minutes on google looking up "best gems".
1:06
Tanzanite price was way off
"...It comes from AUSTRALIA..."
Me, an Australian: *_*Scheming Noises*_*
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Thats my wifi ☺️
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Rainbow Testies what if im actually anal?
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Rainbow Testies fuck u mean 🅱️
You should have put those worlds in written, I didn't catch the minerals, only some of them
Just watched this again. It is really funny! It's worse than I thought. He pronounces words wrong in two different ways. And you are correct, he has no idea what it is he's reading. He's trying so hard to maintain that gameshow voice and he's just crumbling under the weight of the subject matter. He doesn't know gems and he doesn't know countries. Great voice though.
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jade is quite common , almost most of my family has jade bracelets or necklace. And i'm actually Asian so , when we buy a jade stone, we look at the colour, according to my family , the stone changes colour over years , so if the colour gets darker that means you're healthy and strong .
Some Times Jade stone can be really expensive depending where/which country it was found
We are the crystal gems!
Crustle GG we will always save the day,
Keep it going in the comments!
and if you think we can't we'll always find a way!
No.
Thats why the people of this world
believe in;
garnet, amethyst and pearl. AND STEVEN!!!
Here are the 10 really expensive gems for sale.
#8 Black Opal: $2,355 per carat. ...
#7 Benitoite: $3,000 - $4,000 per carat. ...
#5 Alexandrite: $12,000 per carat. ...
#4 Jadeite: $20,000 per carat. ...
#3 Musgravite: $35,000 per carat. ...
#2 Painite: $50,000 - $60,000 per carat. ...
#1 Pink Star Diamond: $1.4 Million per carat.
So Mitch I guess you're running this channel now? Because Matt hasin't uploaded anything in a while, and Pat barley uploads.
I killed them
SonOfAMitchShow and turned them into a diamond
Betrayed Assassin ...how do you upload barley? Is it anything like uploading oats or wheat? Like to see it done sometime. FUCKING NO SPELLING IDIOT!!!
What about twinned crystal benitoite (star of david benitoite) with only 12 sample found since the discovery of the gem in the early 1900s. Another thing adding to the price is that gem quality benitoites are only found in a 40 acre plot of land in the Diablo mountain range of San Benito County in CA, USA
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Jadeite 😳. By the way I never saw the thumbnail that was on the ad. Click bait?
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LOL!!! Alexandrite, my birthstone made #6. Funny they didn't mention how it got it's name, and the other countries it can be found in.
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actually Lapis Lazuli is very valuable and good gemstone quality is rare. i like a good clarity cut earth diamond. i love sapphire.. i like emeralds.. and now im interested in alexandrite.
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Jade is not even that rare
Jade is actually extremely common... It's used for nearly every decorative thing in china and probably other parts of asia.
Madao do your research first. All Jadeite is Jade, not all Jade is Jadeite. In fact virtually all Jade in circulation is really Nephrite. While high grade examples of Nephrite are still valuable, they are worth only a fraction of the value of Jadeite. Jadeite is Extremely rare to find, especially as a high grade stone. The Chinese have many beliefs surrounding it causing a demand that hugely outstrips the supply. These two factors cause this particular gemstone to have an unbelievably high value.
"All Jadeite is Jade, not all Jade is Jadeite."
Right, you mean, it's a rare form of Jade... Got it... That's all you really had to say. :P
Madao LOL, yeah guess you can put it like that! 😂
Todd Cooper Its a different form of Jade. Typically the Jade you're referring to, is the common, less exspensive and mass produced form. I guess it could be compared to a regular diamond -vs- a yellow, blue or red diamond.
Some Australian black opal goes for up to 35k+ per carat, and is the coolest looking. that makes it #1 on my list.
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I like the Alexandrite gemstome so much because it changes colors.
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Is no one going to talk about how when talking about a variety of alexandrite he used the term "colombine red"?!?
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these gems are very expensive however they are also very rare unlike diamonds which have an unnaturally inflated price. at least these gems are expensive due to the Rarity.
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Which is rare, is the real green quartz (not which is green from inclusions like aventurine) called prasiolite.
I even managed to obtain some rarities: shungite, nunderite, shiva lingam, polychrom jasper, ametrine, rutilated rose quartz, morganite
Its about time that the metaphysical is being connected to our bodies.
My favorite is the Black Opal then the greens over anything else! As far as diamonds go I don't care for them I love to see color! so I love colored stones!
Absolutely love opal. The first time I ever held one I fell in love. It does something to my emotions looking at them.
alexandrite was used in the renowned sword Joyeuse or it would explain the phenomena described in the song of roland. [Charlemagne] was wearing his fine white coat of mail and his helmet with gold-studded stones; by his side hung Joyeuse, and never was there a sword to match it; its colour changed thirty times a day.
If anyone is looking for a book on gemstones and crystals, i recommend the crystal bible
I have seen only one red diamond, the gemologist actually called if bordeau. It was unbelievably beautiful nearly burgundy but flawless and clear nothing like the a ruby.
The natural is well over $1500/ ct in stones over 10ct.for Tanzanite.
Black Opal from the Lighting Ridge mine in Australia is the best quality of this material. That mine is no longer producing material. ( I know one of the mine owners.)
Fancy; (Natural colored ), diamonds have been setting record prices at each & every auction from Sotheby's & Christies. A MILLION/ct is common.
The one I found in a storage by went for 20,000$..to a private buyer in Palm springs
Precious Opal Snake head fossil from Nevada where Black Opals are mined .
Tanzanite is blue purple after heating up. It is naturally brownish
5:15 Columbine red... imagine crayola naming one of their crayons that...
I like Lake Michigan beach rock wrapped in copper and turned in a rain chain.
You are completely wrong about red diamonds. There are quite a few 1ct and more that have come out of Crater of diamonds Arkansas.
I have personally held a 2ct beautiful red in my had that was pulled from the property. There has also been a very nice quality that came from the mines in Canada about 3 years ago.
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