This is simple and very interesting video. I really thank you for all this knowledge from your simple video. This is really useful to me. I am really thanks a lot.! 😊
Very educational video! I didn’t realize how little I knew about stones. I will say I was able to guess the ones that were not real🤗Ty for doing this video! 💕
Excellent job on the video! There's so much information you could have said about each stone but I think you did great covering the 'basics' because as you stated the video is meant to help aid in identification, and it did just that. Hope you continue with your information video's as well as your jewelry hauls and unboxings.
Thank you, You did an awesome job with this. I feel you are on your way to a greater love then you could have anticipated. I've loved them for as long as I can imagine! There are so many!! I favor fluorite and watermelon tourmaline. You have special gift at this !!! Good job!!!!💞
Good for you for doing this, but the big turquoise piece is actually chips in resin. Another way to test turquoise/howlite is use a scratch stone. With howlite the color will come off. And magnesite is usually magnetic! Funny, the 3 mines you mentioned are all in Arizona! Amethyst with citrine is called ametrine. Only found in Bolivia. Lots of fakes around cos it's rare. Unscrupulous ppl will heat amethyst till it turns yellow and call it citrine. I also learned just yesterday that if you get malachite wet it releases toxic fumes! I knew cutting it was dangerous but just getting it wet? Nice tip for Jade, ID'ing it is a nightmare. A lot of it is dyed. TFS 💖🦅🦅
@@MoonstoneMamas I hope ppl will take heed of your advice. My jeweler I usually go to, they've become useless. Cos they're fine jewelry and I don't buy. Oh well.
Take it to a jewelry store..someone who you can trust...like when a chain store sold me a 12k gold rink stamped as 14k that I had tested at four different places including theirs?
