Elizabeth, remind me of what SGR is? The Natural History Museum of San Diego had a great display of the crystal systems. Maybe try building the model with toothpicks or straws to show how that paper idea would cut through the system. Thank you for making the orthorhombic system easier to understand. Always has been difficult for me to understand this system.
Hi Wendy. The SGR is the Sisk Gemology Reference, which is a three-volume reference collection focusing on gemstones and minerals. It's the legacy of the late Jerry Sisk, one of JTV's original founders. We refer to it often on this channel. If you're interested, here's a link to the SGR. www.jtv.com/gemstones/sisk-gemology-reference
This RUclips channel has helped me get more into Gemology, now I'm working towards IGS certification, then (after saving up a LOT more) hopefully a G.G degree from GIA. I love learning more about gemology from this channel, I implore y'all to make more videos like this! Probably my favorite JTV video of all time, and I've binged almost every video on the channel
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Walker Miller I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
tetragonal next time? pretty interesting minerals you can find there, like cassiterite, carletonite, chalcopyrite, maybe autunite if you live dangerously.
I would appreciate seeing all of the gems cut or specimens, on a rotating plane and not the movement in tweezers or fingers. Some are but others not. Much appreciated . 💎
Finally something about Prehnite. I know a place wher Prehnite makes 30% of the beach and local people walk over it.
As a materials engineer and jewelry maker I really appreciate this content.
Thank you Natalie, Elizabeth and JTV for another amazing episode! More more more!! :)
Elizabeth, remind me of what SGR is? The Natural History Museum of San Diego had a great display of the crystal systems. Maybe try building the model with toothpicks or straws to show how that paper idea would cut through the system. Thank you for making the orthorhombic system easier to understand. Always has been difficult for me to understand this system.
Hi Wendy. The SGR is the Sisk Gemology Reference, which is a three-volume reference collection focusing on gemstones and minerals. It's the legacy of the late Jerry Sisk, one of JTV's original founders. We refer to it often on this channel. If you're interested, here's a link to the SGR. www.jtv.com/gemstones/sisk-gemology-reference
@@gems I have had that set for a number of years now. Great set! I often snuggle down with one of the books at bedtime. Thanks for responding.
This RUclips channel has helped me get more into Gemology, now I'm working towards IGS certification, then (after saving up a LOT more) hopefully a G.G degree from GIA. I love learning more about gemology from this channel, I implore y'all to make more videos like this! Probably my favorite JTV video of all time, and I've binged almost every video on the channel
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Conrad Gideon instablaster :)
@Walker Miller I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Walker Miller It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
@Conrad Gideon Glad I could help :)
Barite is actually a barium sulphate, small correction at 5:42..... great video btw!
Always a pleasur To watch these vidéos. 😙
tetragonal next time? pretty interesting minerals you can find there, like cassiterite, carletonite, chalcopyrite, maybe autunite if you live dangerously.
*Your video was very useful for learning NCERT +2 chemistry* .
*Orthorombic Crystal System a ≠ b ≠c*
*α = β = γ = 90°*
*LOVE FROM INDIA (KERALA)*
I feel like I'm taking geometry all over again in 10th grade... Lol 😣😄😂
Whats the difference between dispersion and scintillescence?
Awesome video fantastic knowledge sweet samples ps your both awesome fantastic video thank you
thank you my sister. I love this video
Once again just like the last video about this topic, it's very fascinating. Good review and see you later.🙂👍💎
I LOVE OLIVINE.
Where is she now,?
I would appreciate seeing all of the gems cut or specimens, on a rotating plane and not the movement in tweezers or fingers. Some are but others not. Much appreciated . 💎
Love these videos but there’s no way they don’t know what the topic is going to be before opening the “mystery box”.
nice
Are you there for real Natalie???
Hi.
hello
You are more beautiful than those gemstones
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