I found the Best turquoise EVER at the Easter Blue turquoise Mine Nevada with the Otteson Brothers 

This is just awesome to see. I am a daughter of an old time mineral assayist. Dad passed years ago, but he left this girl an enduring love and curiosity of rocks and minerals. He never got to go to college, but was able to learn on the job. Anyway, love your videos; I look forward to seeing more of them. Thanks for sharing all of your content!❤🎉

If you are in Salem Or our Willamette Agate & Mineral Society meets the First Thursday of the Month 7 pm at Center 50+ on Portland Rd in Salem. Our show is the 3 weekend in April at Rickreall Oregon, Polk County Fairgrounds. We would love to have you come and visit.

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Old Disabled House Bound Dusty Rusty Rockhound here: It's a pleasure to start my day with one of your videos.

There is a mine site near Villa Grove in Colorado. Very nice blue green color. I know one of the owners and I bet you could get out there if you wanted.

We have been there when Dean was still around. We always had fun and had a blast with Dean. We always left with some beautiful turquoise.

I was just chilling out in the area then I noticed some really cool flash Blue mineral🎉🎉🎉 then I saw Elley!

That is what we called Nevada green, nice stuff.

You should look into getting a couple of lens filters, would do wonders for you (and us) in direct sunlight. Especially since you film so much in the desert. Edit: I guess you are filming using 4K 60fps on an iPhone, might also want to look into getting a lens hood. Even The $20 Amazon ones get you 90% of the performance the silly expensive ones provide. Anyway, keep on digging Ellie, love the energy 😊.

Elley, i really enjoy your videos; however, this time I don't see you or anyone else wearing safety glasses while breaking rocks. That's a good way to permanently damage your vision or even blind an eye. Everyone e thinks it will never happen to me, until it does. Like you, I worked for two of the largest mining companies in Arizona after graduating from the U of A in Tucson in the early 90s. Safety was almost a religion, but there were still crippling injuries and occasional fatalities. Please set a good example and wear safety glasses or goggles, and explain to your audience how important it is! I'll be watching, 'cause I love your show.

Wow!!!

So beautiful! So want to go rock hunting. Used to do it all the time when I was young. 😊❤️

Hello Elley, Paul from Arizona. In this video your working it,hammer, chisel, then at one point your holding a rock and say oww!! The camera goes fuzzy. You say " the rock hurt my hand". I know that hurt from working with ruff materials. I've always liked your videos great stuff even the Roswell one. Anyways my hats off to you you have heart. No matter the pain you keep going. We all love your videos thank you.

Hi ,great job on the rocks and like the video as well. It's nice to see other spots ,from Steve, down under 😊

Awesome video again Elley

Awesome video!

Merrychristmas you pretty gem you!!!🐢♥️🌸🌸🌸

19:00 Uh oh, better call Julie and Tom.

Yummy rocks!

😎👍 Good ones ✨✨✨✨

Florescent under blacklight?

Can u use a black light to find turquoise?

Young lady I would love to be able to experience what you do iam also a gem stone hound link up with me sister it would be a honor to have the chance to visit

"MOM! Look how high I am!"

Did you ever find out more about the gothite you found with the turquoise? That was so interesting. to see with the Turquoise Just amazing how many views you have on this. We may be going back again. Do you want me to let you know when? Jan at YVGMS.

Merrychristmas you pretty gem you!!!🐢♥️🌸🌸🌸