For anyone wondering; the gem there is called Aura quartz, which is a man-made stone made from infusing quartz with platinum or titanium. Here he’s just stuffed a piece of it in wet clay and acted as if he’s just dug it up :)
@@annexberri I'll explain. Those crystals are coated with certain metals to give them that appearance, much like quartz crystals coated with titanium. The only way to "find" them is to plant them. He also finds perfectly round stones, which aren't natural, and can't all be found in one single location on the planet. He chisels with a screwdriver knowing exactly what their dimensions are. They have no matrix attached (attached or surrounded by rock).
I was out today with the kids trying to catch frogs and turtles and maybe a snake for catch and release.... We didn't catch anything because my net and pole was too short BUT I did find a chunk of amber. It was just sitting there on the side of the path. I read online that amber isn't rare. Which I find funny because in the 44 years of life I've lived I never stumbled upon amber LOL. Seems pretty rare to me.
@@pegasusrichards it looks alot like (angel) aura quartz. This is the direct Google text: *Angel aura quartz are rock crystal points, clusters and stones that are treated with platinum and silver, among other things, so that the surface will show an oily shine with a rainbow of colors.* So people basically just add a layer of platina or gold for the rainbowy effect. I hope I cleared something up!
Exactly 💯.....I wouldn't have thought any better....this is concrete, and that stone or whatever it is was inserted and cast. A rock is homogeneous in composition, even when faced with layers of itself.
My nigga, I can understand the shined part, but nigga WHAT DO YOU MEAN PRE SHARPENED, THAT SHITS SHARP AS A DAMN ROCK, I mean I know its fake, BUT BOY YO ASS IS THE KINDA NIGGA WHO WOULD SAY THAT SALT CRYSTALS ARE PRE CUBED. And I know this statement is (maybe) wrong of misunderstanding.
I’m here to tell you that someone who is studying geology you can find stuff like that but it’s very rare no I’m not saying your wrong but never know cause you can actually find stuff like this and by the looks of it it’s an Aqua Aura quartz
Ceramic stones sold in antique shops are buried in the ground as if they were found, even though the stones that have been buried for years look more like a pale brownish color. 😅
ah yes, i love it when i find crystals of colors that are impossible to find in nature in mud i can chip away easily, it is even already shining! quite good for a raw crystal you know. probably will sell for around $5 i guess because its plastic maybe $6 if you find a good buyer
@@Psi_Fan123 guy, look at the fade. also raw opal is not perfectly smooth nor that large and they usually have hints of white, and a rocky side to them this one he claims to be “natural is completely smooth, is only blue and purple, and has no rocky side. do your research.
Love that you don’t know what you’re talking about, how hard is it to Google “natural crystal formations” and see “polished” crystals out in the wild? 🤯
Honey, remember when you lost those crystals you bought at the flee market a few years ago. Well I found them in the back yard, just let me rinse them off with this garden hose.
Me encanta como se esfuerza por traernos contenido asi sean piedras talladas , asi sea falso el terrereno, es satisfactorio ver como la suda hasta conseguir su gema. 🤭🤭🤭
Man... It's such a cool natural gemstone that was naturally put there 💎 I'm so glad it's still where you naturally left it Edit: not to be "That Person" But thank you so much for the likes y'all are amazing and beautiful ❤️
Ahh yes my favorite stone the name is opal it is mistaken for people without the knowledge of opal as "magical" opal is an unusual pretty stone mainly held by women opal is also the stone representing the month October
If you wanna know why aliens aint visiting earth then its cause some dude send anti alien thing its called "protective shield " or something Edit: its called anti alien alarm
@@nate6795 ChatGPT doesn't always give the most incisive answer to your question. And using an ai bot to answer your questions doesn't really give you any knowledge or promotes critical thinking. It wasn't a "diss", it was more like an analogy. There's a lot of things wrong with this comment. That's my point.
Some gym finders these days find rocks like natural rocks in the dirt that are worthless and they get fake gems. Put them in the home and they they say that it’s real gem
I mean you don't need to chisel them put of stone or live near a gem quarry to find crystals. I find football sized quartz crystals barely buried in the dirt of my home mountains in utah. I will add I've never seen a crystal that looks like that though
my guys here saying it is embedded in rock,so it must be real...i could put a screw inside of some concrete,crack it open with a screwdriver and bee like: look i found a screw growing inside that rock guys!
I was leaning this direction, kind of sad it isn't a real find, but my brain said, never in my life have I see a crystal like this, because I feel like someone would make something cool out of those colors. 😂
@@commandertaboo7734What- my father actually used to buy very big sea shells before going to the beach and then would put them in the sand, when we went sea shell hunting he always lead us to the big sea shells first so we'd be amazed.
mm yes i too love finding NATUREmade stones in NATURAL condition in the NATURALLY formed pile of NATURALLY-OCCURING concrete in my backyard with the moss that was thrown on top by MOTHER NATURE HERSELF
So it's possible to plant a stone inside of rock? If you listen carefully you can hear that he's breaking rock to get to it. Not saying he didn't do it. Just it may be massively harder to plant than you might think
