THE RAREST GEMSTONES WORLDWIDE DAY 5 at gemshow in Bangkok Thailand

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 22

  • @ratanaksambath8820
    @ratanaksambath8820 3 дня назад +1

    Your video is clear and very good 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍👍👍

  • @dimitriwrightington4210
    @dimitriwrightington4210 3 дня назад +2

    I love all of your videos, I also like that you are learning along with us learning about stones. Also also what kind of camera do you use?

    • @yunzinai-nk2ol
      @yunzinai-nk2ol 3 дня назад

      m.ruclips.net/video/VvGq30Y3hq8/видео.html

  • @mmuameal7802
    @mmuameal7802 3 дня назад

    Nice

  • @javigasgas8685
    @javigasgas8685 3 дня назад

    What is the tourmaline episode? I am interested, Thanks

  • @ecgirl1806
    @ecgirl1806 3 дня назад

    I want to know grandidierite gemstone .Could you make the video about Grandidierite ,please

  • @2011blueman
    @2011blueman 2 дня назад

    You really need to go to the Tucson Shows in January/Feburary and experience the biggest gemstone and mineral shows in the world.

    • @ganjacat8408
      @ganjacat8408 День назад

      I wanna go... I wanted to go last year. I want to go this coming year. I know nothing about it and my current life doesnt really allow much travel....... but take me anyway! I need to go on a hunt!

  • @johnrenaud690
    @johnrenaud690 3 дня назад

    In general, is it customary to negotiate the price when dealing with vendors? It's a good thing when you ask about price.

    • @dayangmarikit6860
      @dayangmarikit6860 2 дня назад +1

      Yes, it's normal to haggle in Asia.

    • @ganjacat8408
      @ganjacat8408 День назад

      I suspect you could cut anywhere from 30 - 50% most any of the prices esp if you buy bulk stuff and for things not up to as par as it seems to the eye. The best shit won't be nudgeable ie. no more than 10% breathing room for a piece, and even that would or could be high... The better it gets the less wiggle room to budge.
      Remember its really about cash for time >> you are giving up X cash now for something actually rare that will appreciate value in the future for more cash back later

  • @Lmatdhr
    @Lmatdhr 3 дня назад

    What do you think is most undervalued stones in the market? I personally think Australian opals prices seem too low. Cant really be faked in a lab, so much better quality than Etheopian, and coming out of ground in very small amounts these days and very gorgeous/unique

  • @PEACEKEEPER-mm3js
    @PEACEKEEPER-mm3js 3 дня назад

    Now , where are you ?
    when hongkong finished

  • @alexaez2946
    @alexaez2946 3 дня назад

    @ 10:10 Why is the diamonds treated yet it stated 100% natural diamond at the back of the box?? Fake advertising ??😢

    • @ganjacat8408
      @ganjacat8408 День назад

      Yeahhh you gotta be extra careful with diamonds its a very very shadddddy business much easier to fake stones, fake reports, the whole 9. I like colored diamonds but again you haveta be just too careful and so much fuckery with the whole thing. Its easier to stick to the big 3 of the 4 ie ruby saphy emerald and some smaller offshoots like tanzi and alexandrites, mexican fire opal, and australian black opal

  • @jameswelch1054
    @jameswelch1054 День назад

    Natural fancy diamonds for $500, sorry I don't trust that company.

  • @ganjacat8408
    @ganjacat8408 День назад

    >>>>>>>>>>> THAT VP GEMSTONES> Holy crap. You didn't ask if that emerald had treatment. Some MEGA BANGERS in this one. Lotsa great gems.

  • @salalkhan4184
    @salalkhan4184 3 дня назад

    Nice