This is really great!! 💎 Your rate of speech is perfect. I especially liked learning the “magic” behind the colors in minerals. I will watch this several more times and take notes! Again, we’ll done!! 😊
QUESTION PLEASE!! A lot of sellers throw around the OJ name for stones that might be questionable, ESPECIALLY 8th Vein Ocean Jasper. When looking at sellers outside of those you know are 100% unquestionably reliable like you guys, is there any way to “certify” the source, the vein, yes or no on whether it is truly 8th Vein OJ, etc?
Sea jasper is the trade name Madagascar Minerals, who also mines orbicular jasper in Madagascar, call their product. you can see examples of it on their website.
This is really great!! 💎
Your rate of speech is perfect. I especially liked learning the “magic” behind the colors in minerals. I will watch this several more times and take notes! Again, we’ll done!! 😊
Great job Tom, very informative!
So interesting! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent Tom! Looking forward to the next one!
Love it Tom very informative 💜✌️
Awesome video!
Love this! Keep the education videos going. ❤
Great job delivering information Tom!! More informative videos please 😊
Love what ya’ll are putting out
excellent overview.
Love the info but not loving the background noise.
Whoever is working in the background, should have waited the few minutes.💯
So happy to bump in with your youtube channel. Thank you for this and keep coming more cyrstals!
QUESTION PLEASE!! A lot of sellers throw around the OJ name for stones that might be questionable, ESPECIALLY 8th Vein Ocean Jasper. When looking at sellers outside of those you know are 100% unquestionably reliable like you guys, is there any way to “certify” the source, the vein, yes or no on whether it is truly 8th Vein OJ, etc?
Is there a difference between what they call sea jasper? Is that just a tradename as well?
Sea jasper is the trade name Madagascar Minerals, who also mines orbicular jasper in Madagascar, call their product. you can see examples of it on their website.