Green Crystal Identification | How to ID Your Stones When They All Look the Same

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  • Опубликовано: 25 апр 2019
  • Green Crystal Identification | How to ID Your Stones When They All Look the Same
    Struggling to ID your green crystals? 🤔🔮 This is one of the most common struggles my students have when they’re just getting started working with their stones 💎
    To help you master the art of crystal identification, I’m taking a look at some of the most common green stones in this video and sharing their common characteristics to help you tell your gorgeous green stones apart from one another.
    For more information visit: loveandlightschool.com/
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Комментарии • 42

  • @blujamison3854
    @blujamison3854 4 года назад +2

    looooved your descriptions! im more of a visual learner so hopefully i can remember...😊🤪🤔 but thank you!

  • @johnemerick5860
    @johnemerick5860 5 лет назад +5

    Cool stuff! I just started rock and mineral identification. I found some green stones, and I thought they were jadeite, but now I think they are unakite . Thank you! Subbed 💎

  • @lazyandanime8008
    @lazyandanime8008 3 года назад +1

    Very helpful video! Got crystals from an antique shop, trying to identify all of them.

  • @Bunny_babe07
    @Bunny_babe07 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for helping me identify my green calcite :D

  • @mistyruffo8114
    @mistyruffo8114 2 года назад +3

    I believe I have a tiny rock called green quarts but I can’t identify it mostly bc the internet only shows polished rocks and mine I found outside my house so it’s kinda hard to know what it is

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  Год назад +1

      Feel free to send a photo to my DM's on Instagram @loveandlightschool (please also include which state/country it was found)

  • @kh5z
    @kh5z 2 года назад +1

    Love the video I just wish it was more pictures of the crystals and also should include how to clean them to?

  • @satelliteheart1009
    @satelliteheart1009 3 года назад +3

    thank u so much angel

  • @akeratunre7007
    @akeratunre7007 4 года назад +1

    Thank You

  • @viviansanchez5018
    @viviansanchez5018 2 года назад +1

    Not much pictures ): but I love your descriptions!

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  Год назад

      My blog posts about the corresponding stones have LOTS of great photos!

  • @Rama_Rama_Rama
    @Rama_Rama_Rama Год назад +1

    I have here a green gemstone which looks dark green and medium green but they tend to slightly glue/shine if light falls upon it. What kind of a gemstone is that, please?

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  Год назад

      I'm sorry, but there's literally no way for me to tell from a description alone. Please feel free to take a clear photo in natural daylight and send it to me via Instagram DM's @loveandlightschool

  • @semperfi6288
    @semperfi6288 Год назад +1

    What happens if you do a scratch test and it doesn't scratch, and it's not a modern glass bottle that melted in a Forrest fire? Could it be a Demantoid?

    • @ashleyleavy4630
      @ashleyleavy4630 Год назад

      So, by nature a scratch test is a series of tests with different implements (using items according to the Mohs' Hardness Scale) to determine the hardness of a mineral. Once you know the hardness, you can usually rule out some of the possible look-alikes. So if it doesn't scratch, you need to continue to test with increasingly harder implements until you find what does scratch it (it's not about whether or not it scratches, but about what WILL scratch it).

  • @tracyhill7960
    @tracyhill7960 4 года назад +1

    So now I have issues. You didn't come close to my deep green almost black with silver and grey in it. 2 pieces I am told are serpentine. And one could be jasper. They are not tumbled. And another looks like quartz. With pine green streaks

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  4 года назад +1

      I totally understand where you're coming from. Unfortunately, there are hundreds of green stones and I couldn't possibly cover them all here. But I'd love to invite you to post a photo for identification in our crystal lovers community group here - facebook.com/groups/crystalloverscommunity/

    • @tracyhill7960
      @tracyhill7960 4 года назад +1

      @@loveandlightschool I am claircognisent. I truly believe the one to be serpentine. It's a Dragon on one side and a snake on the other. But the new slab is not the same after I looked longer. So they can help maybe?

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  4 года назад

      @@tracyhill7960 I'm sorry - I don't quite understand your message

  • @frankwilder9747
    @frankwilder9747 Год назад +1

    Which crystal is a Goldy green in colour please? 😊

    • @ashleyleavy4630
      @ashleyleavy4630 Год назад

      I'm sorry, but there's no way for me to ID a crystal from a description alone

  • @salvacionmenson8950
    @salvacionmenson8950 2 года назад +1

    I have stone green I don't know what is this

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  Год назад

      Feel free to snap a clear photo in natural daylight and send it to me via Instagram DM's @loveandlightschool

  • @immasenne
    @immasenne Год назад +2

    Is green calcite rare?

  • @meenaknock9058
    @meenaknock9058 2 года назад +1

    Green kalcite how to spell

    • @loveandlightschool
      @loveandlightschool  2 года назад +1

      Green Calcite

    • @meenaknock9058
      @meenaknock9058 2 года назад

      @@loveandlightschool thank u.
      I have a green stone.
      Actually I am not sure that it may be diamond or green calcite???

  • @kevinwong2782
    @kevinwong2782 3 года назад +1

    12:26 I thought that was some kind of power ranger stone. Lol