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Mogok: The Legendary Valley Of Rubies 

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What if you were told that the finest quality ruby in the world was sold at over $1,000,000 per carat? Would you believe it? Now how about if you were told that at that price, it was still a bargain? Surprised? This film will show you why.
Burma. Or, more accurately, Myanmar. Famous around the world for their world-class rubies among other gems.
Off-limits to most Westerners, Myanmar is a country of legends and when it comes to the origins of the world's most famous rubies, one little valley evokes feelings of awe - Mogok: The Legendary Valley Of Rubies.
In 2013, international gem dealer Federico Barlocher had the idea for a film that would guide viewers through life in Mogok and take them, first-hand, into some of the most famous ruby mines in the region. This exclusive guided tour allows everyone to see what few in the world have ever experienced.
Join us now as we explore the birthplace of the world's most expensive colored gem - the ruby.

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@just1certifiable
@just1certifiable 11 месяцев назад
What really stands out for me, besides gem quality, is the way the mining is done. Very respectful to the landscape, leaving nature intact instead of stripping off every living thing and leaving a scar where nothing is able to grow again.
@mihawk-qm2uf
@mihawk-qm2uf Месяц назад
What really stands out for me, besides the gem quality, is the way the mining is done. It's so respectful to the landscape, leaving nature intact rather than stripping it bare and creating scars where nothing can grow again. How did you come to adopt such an environmentally conscious approach, and what challenges have you faced in maintaining this balance?
@yanzain
@yanzain Год назад
The best gemstone documentary ever..
@Dim-yz6wk
@Dim-yz6wk 23 дня назад
Absolutely amazing documentary with people who are absolutely passionate about Bamese rubies, sapphires and peridots and the rich culture and history of Mogok. The gem fever is infectious. I have a renewed respect for these beautiful gems and how they are sourced and valued as a part tue country's unique history. Thank you!
@jamieparker6402
@jamieparker6402 Год назад
Wonderfully narrated - so clear and precise. Thank you!
@linaung2006
@linaung2006 Год назад
Thank you this video. I'm from Myanmar.
@timan206
@timan206 Год назад
I have snuck into mogok 3 times, been caught by the cops who had no idea what to do with me once . Amazing among hundreds of amazing Burma stories of the total 2 years I spent bicycling around that country.
@cinderelly2592
@cinderelly2592 Год назад
You are amazing hahaha
@just1certifiable
@just1certifiable 11 месяцев назад
It must have been profitable or you wouldn't have stayed two years. So, what type of gems did you come away with?
@chomee9077
@chomee9077 10 месяцев назад
what were u thinking or ur bangladesh
@shanetadlock4440
@shanetadlock4440 9 месяцев назад
Do tell
@maryanncanter3655
@maryanncanter3655 9 месяцев назад
Fabulous video, many thanks!!
@lindadekam1019
@lindadekam1019 9 месяцев назад
I appreciate finding your excellent video today as im starting to learn about gems etc... And your journey showed how beautiful these beauties are created from our wonderful Mother Earth.. Thankyou for the lesson and for sharing.. Thank-you
@lackoficko2242
@lackoficko2242 Год назад
Ok,dear friends... I AM,IN GOOSEBUMPS !!! Thank you for the video. Once again,I learned more abauth my hungarien heritages..the one not to many people know...,,non,nunka,nada🙏 .It is so sad,my Soul is crying 😢. You are my people,and you don't even know it.I love you all !!! These is verry inportant !!! You ,MCP,Blue Cap production, you have mentioned a name Persian King.Who was he ? What famaly bloodline if not hungarien ? Becose the word Persia,Perzsa,is hungarien.Perzselt,Perzse ,Perzs3lten,ami egésszen egy Nagy per,,kerek perec,,. PLEASE,show these to a hungarien friend.He will tell you the rest.... It is my nations,it is my Creations,where you are all,all of you, Period... First,let's look at the name Berma.So sorry,these is BírMa.In hungarien it means,,Wee can Handel it today,, Perzsa,Burma Mogok,Mendelé,my dear friends,you forgot,the EARTH History becose you never know it,the one is steel hiding,in the true,original undestanding...But who cares,,,just let get rich on ,,older people backs,,without any respect. Dear friends,Godd bless your soul,your comment's, your video,your everything. I LIKE TO JOIN YOU !!!,BUT,only you can stop it any time.. These video you so,is coming from my past, and they creators don't even know it.Bless them !!!And I bless them to... They don't know whath they are doing , but they do it anyway... They don't understand me ... Ok. You must relay,on the hungarien truth today !!! Over..
@RyanL-Y
@RyanL-Y Год назад
Been to Mogok few times. Most of the largest mines are owned and operated by joint venture between military government's owned company and Chinese companies. Military government provided land, labor and security, while Chinese come in with money. There is zero concern for environmental impact from mining and little regards to the welfare of the natives. All the good gems go straight to China, Hong Kong markets for top dollars while there is little benefit to the natives and the country.
@ayangdidi5524
@ayangdidi5524 Год назад
Quite agree with you. Yhat's the reason one the military Burmese dictatorship is still running well : they are sustained by China.
@thetkhoo7436
@thetkhoo7436 Год назад
Coup is by China CCP.
@lilyfeng6598
@lilyfeng6598 Год назад
@stj971
@stj971 Год назад
Even if I could afford it I would not buy these gems for all of the above reasons. Same w diamonds. I prefer estate jewelry anyway.
@Nevadovski
@Nevadovski 4 месяца назад
Так было так есть и так будет всегда!!! Мировой капитал управляет процессами добычи, сбыта и распределения ресурсов
@jlew5545
@jlew5545 Год назад
I watch a LOT of videos........THIS IS A GOOD ONE.
@oviyaktm6531
@oviyaktm6531 10 месяцев назад
great documentary thanks legend ❤
@cafekkoXoX
@cafekkoXoX 2 года назад
Great video! Thank you for this unique peek of Myanmar 🇲🇲✨💕
@andeanphoto
@andeanphoto Год назад
Gutsy fellow with plenty of knowledge. It was fun all around. Very informative. Thank you very much.
@delfarama8912
@delfarama8912 Год назад
As Ruby is my birth stone it really amaze me how beautiful it is ! ❤
@phidiassourtzis3419
@phidiassourtzis3419 2 года назад
Thank you for this excellent documentary! A breath of fresh air!
@fredmac1000
@fredmac1000 8 месяцев назад
Excellent speaker,,, Great Job,,👏👏👏🌷🌷🌷
@TheSharperSword
@TheSharperSword Год назад
A very good modern documentary
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
Thank you!!! This film couldn't be made today because of the political situation in Myanmar so I feel EXTREMELY lucky that I was able to do this when I did.
@ProspectorAl
@ProspectorAl 9 месяцев назад
World class video as well as the gems.
@mountainshadowart2103
@mountainshadowart2103 Год назад
Loving the higher-quality video! This is fantastic. As a rockhound, it must be amazing when they hit one of those pockets of massive crystals.
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
It's the ultimate!
@Lightanddark101
@Lightanddark101 Год назад
I see my uncle played pool table best childhood memory lovely village miss Mogok a lot.
@fredmac1000
@fredmac1000 8 месяцев назад
Wonderful video,, hard to make,,🙏🙏🌷🌷👏👏
@LuiTuraga
@LuiTuraga 6 месяцев назад
Very informative documentary..thanks for sharing..now I know different types of gems ❤
@MrContraestupidos
@MrContraestupidos Год назад
orgolio Italiano vedervi prendere il posto di .... Forza a voi cotinuate cosi👌
@JasperKlijndijk
@JasperKlijndijk Год назад
Crazy geology that all best gems are concentrated in one valley!
@patdnsouth
@patdnsouth Год назад
If you do a brief review of the historical geology of Burma, you will gain an understanding of this area and why the gem stones are found here.
@justmeonthebeach
@justmeonthebeach 2 года назад
Thank you! It's always very interesting watching gem adventures around the world. I memorized the world map since I was a teenager 😄
@shamparice007
@shamparice007 Год назад
wow how dangerous this looks to get these Ruby gems out of the marble. I have several rubies on my wedding necklace of 24 karat gold setting, the gold is so soft I have to be super careful when I even touch it...been 36 yrs since I married...my mother gave it to me as a wedding gift and I had no idea of the value! So grateful to know how precious it really is! So grateful for these hard workers 🙏
@yaddahaysmarmalite4059
@yaddahaysmarmalite4059 Год назад
I'm way more interested in mineralogical specimens than I am in jewelry. preserving the crystals on some of its matrix is important for that.
@kimberleywilliams5228
@kimberleywilliams5228 Год назад
Top show - thanks heaps Aussie fan
@MisplacedAaMe
@MisplacedAaMe 9 месяцев назад
I am watching the video, not because of the gems but to listen the gentleman accented English - it reminds me of my friend Giovanni Capello during my Masters degree in Design in Domus - Milano. Though I been to the place Mogok along with my friend from ethnic Myanmarese community as I am native of the Indian territory bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh. During British Indian period my grandfather was British district administrator in Burma.
@deepikanilangani7837
@deepikanilangani7837 Год назад
Im sri lanka welcome to you your good job come in sri lanka 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
@joshuablaze6536
@joshuablaze6536 10 месяцев назад
Ruby has always fascinated me. However as mentioned it remains cheap compared to the difficulties in finding one. The mining is very risky indeed. Thanks a lot for a great documentary.
@Dhel-Tsu
@Dhel-Tsu Год назад
Wowww the wealth of their country😮they can give their people a good life
@yetty4032
@yetty4032 Год назад
Thank you very much . Very interesting journey of stones wonderful 👏 thanks for sharing
@EricBearclaw
@EricBearclaw 7 месяцев назад
Love this ! Watched a bunch of times ! Top couple gem stone documentary’s Forsure ! When they go way down in the mine near the end with the music and vibe ! Crazzz
@catenzajohnmarcus
@catenzajohnmarcus Год назад
myanmar will be rich country if the government handle it properly
@vernamonte5662
@vernamonte5662 Год назад
Omg i can't stop watching it. Bcuz i love blinds.
@sumyatkhin3462
@sumyatkhin3462 Год назад
I am really appreciated for this documentary. This is absolutely knowledgeable about the mogok and its gemstones.
@quinholzken7051
@quinholzken7051 6 месяцев назад
I am grateful to those who recorded this, and to all the people who appeared in this ducmantere. and the presenter is an expert, unbelievable, what a beautiful documentary, unimaginable MOGOK!
@kujo5307
@kujo5307 Год назад
Very professional and interesting film. You are a real magnetic personality, Federico.
@Zandanga
@Zandanga Год назад
I agree. Really enjoyed this. A part of the world I did not know about. Federico and company did an excellent job showing us Mogok. And fair, telling the truth. Thank you.
@VonAZ47
@VonAZ47 Год назад
Amazing feeling I got . thank you
@illumencouk
@illumencouk Год назад
I appreciate the beauty of stones like everyone else but let's face it, they're mainly being mined to satisfy the vanity of the rich minority. Industrial mining techniques like those in the film will rapidly turn a rainforest into a nutrient devoid desert, this negatively impacts food production, resulting in conflicts, starvation and forced migration on a large scale - these effects then ripple out from the epicentre and unrest is felt far and wide. Small scale mining is sustainable but investors prefer to 'get rich quick!'
@drewskifrosty5955
@drewskifrosty5955 Год назад
Gtfoh! Do you realize how many centuries these people have been mining Rubies in Myanmar?
@illumencouk
@illumencouk Год назад
@@drewskifrosty5955 I'm guessing it's less than 6,000 year's? Like I said earlier it's the commercial mining which destroys vast areas in a short time, family or village based mining is still destructive but it's sustainable.
@theCosmicQueen
@theCosmicQueen Год назад
jungles grow back amazingly quickly. it's not nearly as endangered as you imagine.
@illumencouk
@illumencouk Год назад
@@theCosmicQueen Not if you remove the organic powerhouse, the terra preta. This layer is recognized by many cultures as the 'key' driver in the amazonian effect.
@masterk5372
@masterk5372 Год назад
Agree
@LearnwithNanjo
@LearnwithNanjo Год назад
Best adventure. Enjoyed every bit of this video.
@arunbadalkar6936
@arunbadalkar6936 Год назад
Incredible journey to the mines. It is very hard work for the miners & there life is without it, although they spent life time in these precious stones handling them everyday. !
@holeshothunter5544
@holeshothunter5544 10 месяцев назад
I won a 5.2 ct cut ruby for saving a little girl in 1999. I was told that the supply of large gem quality rubies had dried up.
@mohammedegyptian2527
@mohammedegyptian2527 Месяц назад
nice film , thanks for all film crew , greetings from egypt
@joshmacpherson6919
@joshmacpherson6919 Год назад
mr. barlocher is global treasure., have been watching for a long time., could mr. barlocher please do an update on the MIM museum in beruit.,?.,? i have been worried about what may have happened after the explosion., that place is priceless and i have been wondering if it's amazing collection made it .,., so many thanks for your knowledge and allowing us to see such things.,.,
@kristibbradshaw
@kristibbradshaw 4 месяца назад
It's very evident why gemstones are so expensive. The miners risk their lives every day. Thank you for showing us everything.
@knitwithjoy
@knitwithjoy 2 года назад
such excellent documentary. thank you
@lkthang
@lkthang Год назад
Call “Land of the Ruby” for a reason. 40:58 I used to do this during summer school breaks. I missed my hometown.
@johnminer007
@johnminer007 2 года назад
A "must see" ! Thanks a lot !
@klemenpiber8360
@klemenpiber8360 Год назад
top...tnx
@ministryofyahushua3065
@ministryofyahushua3065 Год назад
Properly managed society. Thanks for the intel.
@muaz148
@muaz148 Год назад
Thank you for the amazing video
@chazzer1969
@chazzer1969 Год назад
What a fantastic video, eh? So great for both knowledge and education. Priceless. Simply Priceless. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
I'm glad you enjoyed it. We had a great time making it!
Год назад
I liked the video, commented and subscribed. ☝🇹🇷🤲🇹🇷
@vildinsr.villano5715
@vildinsr.villano5715 Год назад
Nice and beautiful picture with so amazing background view awesome
@gary3270
@gary3270 Год назад
Thank you for the eye opening truth of the gem mining industry in Myanmar! I wish I could afford a 1 carat unheated gem!
@zulfikarabubakar6671
@zulfikarabubakar6671 8 месяцев назад
I have ruby Burma stone , I appreciate the miner work , the ruby Burma is very fantastic stone
@schmitzkatzewupper
@schmitzkatzewupper Год назад
The legendary quest with the legendary car and the legendary professor and the legendary stones
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
Sounds like an Indiana Jones movie!!
@patriciahadley2374
@patriciahadley2374 Год назад
These mines are a nightmare, absolutely terrifying. Precious jems are beautiful, but all that backbreaking work in horrible and dangerous working conditions by some unlucky groups of men doesn't really seem fair...knowing that some other people will become immensely rich.
@serendip369
@serendip369 Год назад
Yes ... Absolutely true. All that wealth is why the military junta tries to control all of Miyanmar , They use that wealth to oppress the people and fund their oppression. Such a shame that these beautiful treasures cause so much suffering. Just the same as blood diamonds . And all the world buys into it . Beauty corrupted. Ashes and dust.
@theCosmicQueen
@theCosmicQueen Год назад
they don't have to do it if they don't want to.
@doradora5547
@doradora5547 Год назад
@@theCosmicQueen 🤡💩😈
@KP-ty9yl
@KP-ty9yl Год назад
You can cut out a lot of the middlemen by buying online, in that way the miners get a higher fraction
@IvanCapitani
@IvanCapitani Год назад
@KP-ty9yl would you mind sharing some website names where it's safe to buy from?
@User-fp4gn
@User-fp4gn 2 года назад
I Will definately watch this later
@minmaungmaung9983
@minmaungmaung9983 Год назад
Now,,,,,,,,,,, watched?🙃
@Dhel-Tsu
@Dhel-Tsu Год назад
All I can say?i❤them all…Wowwwwww
@wildriver_d
@wildriver_d Год назад
Fabulous. Thank you for this incredible video
@pega6
@pega6 Год назад
I like how the guy holding the dynamite is smoking a cigarette definitely MSHAW approved
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
Not only that. But the look on his face is like he’s thinking BARLOCHER is crazy!!! My #1 favorite shot of the whole film.
@San_89
@San_89 Год назад
I wonder when was this filmed. Oh nvm! 2013. And I was amazed when Federico started speaking Burmese. Did not see that coming!!
@edkaminski6355
@edkaminski6355 Год назад
Very nice, educational video. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
@debrawilder9551
@debrawilder9551 Год назад
Super great video!
@tirzhaprinsloo2774
@tirzhaprinsloo2774 Год назад
It is clearly to see that the locals are not getting enough proceeds of the mines a lot is going to the mine owner and probably to another country so they do not realize that a lot of stealing is going on in their country.
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
It's an odd thing. A lot of these locals have a stash of gemstones that they have for sale at ridiculous prices. Rather than lower the prices, they figure they'll just sit on it until the right buyer comes along. So while from a visual standpoint, they don't seem to have much material wealth, they are sitting on gems that they value at millions of dollars and they are content. It took me a while to understand this once it was pointed out to me.
@johnnypalughi1192
@johnnypalughi1192 Год назад
Great video! The best. Thankx!
@aung3627
@aung3627 2 года назад
မြန်မာနိုင်ငံဂုဏ်ယူစရာအဖိုးတန်ကျောက်မြက်ရတနာထွက်ရှိသောမြို့လေးပါအေးချမ်သာရာပီအမြင်ပေ3000အထက်မှတီရှိပါသည်
@jlm1567
@jlm1567 Год назад
Spectacular!!!
@sharon1775
@sharon1775 Год назад
this was excellent TY
@patriciatewhetu6808
@patriciatewhetu6808 Год назад
This video was a great look into an area most can not go, that must've been an amazingly scary exhilarating trip down the mine 😂 been caving before never again I prefer to look for crystals above the ground. That Sapphire was breathtaking i was captivated by it but I am a Virgo.😍
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The trip down into the mine was too exciting for me to feel any fear. Of course I was keeping an eye out for safety and never felt I was doing anything too dangerous. But part of that perspective might be from me as a child running through my father's Tourmaline mines with nothing but a candle to light my way. It was fun then and it's fun now.
@patriciatewhetu6808
@patriciatewhetu6808 Год назад
​@@bluecapproductions Tourmaline is soooo beautiful too, what a lucky childhood you had to have a father with mines to get these gems.
@rockcrazygal5166
@rockcrazygal5166 9 месяцев назад
Fantastic. Wow, thx for taking us on this magic carpet ride!!!
@Eugen_B1
@Eugen_B1 Год назад
Wonderful trip to the ruby world .
@cinderelly2592
@cinderelly2592 Год назад
Greed is rampant in the world. The gems have a spiritual earthy quality. Exploitation is wrong.
@bluecollarbrothers
@bluecollarbrothers Год назад
Great video, I appreciate the information over rubies and other gems. I also would like to hear about the miners conditions, share of the profits and safety of those mines, thank you.
@katherinem2896
@katherinem2896 Год назад
They said the share is typically one third for miners. The safety is hard hats and pictures of beautiful women from magazines as charms when working with dynamite.
@Jordan-rb28
@Jordan-rb28 3 месяца назад
36:00 I absolutely love that gold chain. 22k is softer but the color it has is amazing
@adelezierler1547
@adelezierler1547 Год назад
Just a fantastic journey, I love it very much
@martyandrus5413
@martyandrus5413 Год назад
What are the people of Myanmar going to eat in the Future after all the land destroyed from mining stop now think about future of youngsters
@elizabethneville3086
@elizabethneville3086 Год назад
AMAZING!!
@patrickkillilea5225
@patrickkillilea5225 2 года назад
Amazing. What a great video.
@DZS52999
@DZS52999 Год назад
thank you ,Im also collecting gems in Mogu
@aung3627
@aung3627 2 года назад
လှပတောက်ပသောအဖိုတန်တွင်ထွက်ကျောက်ရိုင်ကျောက်ချောမျာလှပသောရောင်စုံကျောက်များသင်၏ဗီဒီယိုသည်ဂုဏ်ယူစွာဖြစ်မျဝေပေးလိုက်ပါသည်
@jonihendrik7713
@jonihendrik7713 Год назад
Hai bisa anda membuat video tentang cara mengolah batu Ruby dengan bentuk cabochon,terima kasih.
@fungoorstitch
@fungoorstitch 11 месяцев назад
I would just as much like to have the beautiful calcite, quartz and marble as the rubies. The only reason we even know about rubies is because we were after the calcite and quartz.
@thomascabral8443
@thomascabral8443 Год назад
very interesting to me,,
@sachibanerjee7748
@sachibanerjee7748 Год назад
One of the best video love it Hope l visit someday
@sarahoilman5086
@sarahoilman5086 Год назад
Enjoying this ....T is silent in peridot, I usually never say that out loud :) and are you Brazilian ? So Enjoyed .......Thank You... Nice people can see what we have to do to get these
@sharifajahan8317
@sharifajahan8317 Год назад
Very dangerous! how people work here and what they eat, live in deep inside?
@Dim-yz6wk
@Dim-yz6wk 23 дня назад
Love this 💕
@JavierEliasCastañeda
@JavierEliasCastañeda 10 месяцев назад
❤❤❤😮😮😮very amasing information
@cookiekitty8122
@cookiekitty8122 12 дней назад
excellent!!!
@kaetischmalenberg222
@kaetischmalenberg222 Год назад
This was very, very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing. I was amazed at the danger and beauty of the acquisition of these gems. One doesn’t always know the price the people pay to hunt these beauties. Very well done!
@duoncambridge6422
@duoncambridge6422 Год назад
I need love I have gem 💎 only one from great father
@paulovicentepiano
@paulovicentepiano Год назад
At 53:20 Love the miner smoking with the dynamite sticks and now I can clearly understand the danger on this line of work...😉
@bluecapproductions
@bluecapproductions Год назад
That is my FAVORITE shot of the film. Look at the miner's eyes as he's holding the dynamite and smoking. ROFL!!! You can't write a scene funnier than that!!!
@joeanderson8839
@joeanderson8839 9 месяцев назад
When I think about gemstones it reminds me of digging in the dirt in the dirt and finding them on the ground and in a river.
@felomena2538
@felomena2538 9 месяцев назад
Земля , горы - не могут быть грязью - это наша Мама ))
@lauralayton3996
@lauralayton3996 9 месяцев назад
Such friendly people.
@shanna74
@shanna74 9 месяцев назад
Your video was hand on and very informative. Do you follow Dan Hurd gold prospector.
@michaelmallal9101
@michaelmallal9101 Год назад
My aunt and uncle visited the pagoda many years ago, perhaps in the 50's after they married as a honeymoon. They were on their way across Asia to London, before they had children?
@peggypeter8070
@peggypeter8070 7 месяцев назад
Very interesting video, thank you! Does heating a gem decrease the value or does it increase the value of a not as great a gem??
@helenmcneil3339
@helenmcneil3339 Год назад
I am interested in the calllouses on the hands of Federico. What does he do to earn these?
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