garnets and geodes

[Discokid715]

your audio is crap.

[brian111b]

Looks like it has been corrupted on the server side. Hopefully I still have a backup some place thanks for the heads up.

[Discokid715]

@brian111b no problem.

[beasthunter45]

Looks like fun......

[MikeofWyoming]

Found a kimberlite deposit south of Green river about 4 years ago...were going again in May, wish us luck!

[brian111b]

I don't know much about kimberlite it's a type of diamond ? is it used for industrial purposes and such?

[MikeofWyoming]

Kimberlite is an ignious rock that originates from the inner mantel that transports diamonds to the surface. After millions of years later it weathers away and exposes the diamonds.

[Margui622]

Wow!! They found also huge garnets!! How they know if these gems have great quality and color? I love gems. Thank you for sharing this video.

[brian111b]

They are mostly specimens not much high quality material out of the area when compared to other places.

[losangelesboys]

wanna sell some red jasper ? I dont have any in my collection yet.

[brian111b]

I don't sell anything, but Red jasper is so common you should not have any problem getting it from dealer at a gem show. Most of the junk in this area is not great quality. Even gift shops may sell tumbled stones and one of the most common ones you will see is jasper.

[KALIandJACO]

keep on digging youll find somethin good

[ricard13]

Great job, interesting video. Ricard13