I’ve always loved the synthetic Bismuth , for me it’s one of the only synthetics I actually like because of how complex and different each specimen is , super cheap & easy too make at home and they give some excellent results too those with patience.
kind of unrelated but, there is this mineral called bournonite which grows in some very wacky cog-wheel shapes. though that's not really one crystal. it's multiple "fused" into one. they're twinned. another example of twinning in minerals is staurolite which you've talked about before, and of course there's ice, which takes symmetry to a whole 'nother level. truly magnificent. loved the new video, as always! lots of love. ❤❤
Great episode! This is why I keep going back to this channel personally. My knowledge is better than most channels cover you guys keep me learning so thank you
Have you ladies seen or have a sepatarian nodule(dragon eggs) with black druzy crystals and that fluorese in the JTV collection? Would love to see you's do one on them as I have 2. And also on the dendritic have you seen the Dendritic patterns on the madagascan ammonites?
Thank you 🙂for teaching us about the unique forms and shapes of gemstones 💎and they're just like snowflakes too.❄ I also have good times in kindergarten and elementary school too.😊🍨🏫 Good video and yes, please.
it's not exactly "crystal grows towards it's minerial" but more like "crystallization moving trough a pocket of that type of mineral that specific way"
The light smoky elestial skeletal didn’t originate from Germany. It was first found and named in Africa and it’s a VENSTER not Fenster. I was corrected a while back by a very famous rock hound supplier from Africa
I have seen pure silver grown into crystals like that copper crystal you showed. they look fantastic. There is a TH-camr that shows how it is done, his name is "sreetips". check it out.
Classic episode 😃 So great to have such an exceptional opportunity to learn about how systematic structures are potentially different 🙃 Awesome presentations by Nat & Elizabeth 😃
I’ve always loved the synthetic Bismuth , for me it’s one of the only synthetics I actually like because of how complex and different each specimen is , super cheap & easy too make at home and they give some excellent results too those with patience.
kind of unrelated but, there is this mineral called bournonite which grows in some very wacky cog-wheel shapes. though that's not really one crystal. it's multiple "fused" into one. they're twinned. another example of twinning in minerals is staurolite which you've talked about before,
and of course there's ice, which takes symmetry to a whole 'nother level. truly magnificent.
loved the new video, as always! lots of love. ❤❤
WEALTHYMIND //WALTER TAYAWA // GEMSTONES // BILLIONAIRES
Great episode! This is why I keep going back to this channel personally. My knowledge is better than most channels cover you guys keep me learning so thank you
Thank you Elizabeth! Would love to learn more about crystal structure
One of my favourite pieces of quartz in my collection is a dendritic quartz. Such beautiful patterns ❤
So cool!
Have you ladies seen or have a sepatarian nodule(dragon eggs) with black druzy crystals and that fluorese in the JTV collection? Would love to see you's do one on them as I have 2. And also on the dendritic have you seen the Dendritic patterns on the madagascan ammonites?
Natalie and Elizabeth, perfect. Learning is fun! Mind blown!❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️
Awesome episode! Thank you Elizabeth!
I love watching your videos. Learning these new things helps alot.
Thank you Elizabeth!
Awesome the different growths shapes sweeeeeeet fantastic knowledge thank you both so much
I've always been wondering about this topic.
I was wondering about this recently! Great episode ♥
Thank you! And yes more videos about crystal structures. Love the video! 😁❤✨
Thank you for another amazing episode! 😁
Very interesting. Cerussite can at times grow to look like a beautiful snowflake! :D
Yes please for more crystal growth video deep dives
Wow! They both are a wealth of knowledge..
I was calling fractal patterns before she mentioned it :) Time to recreate some inside a game.
WEALTHYMIND //WALTER TAYAWA // GEMSTONES // BILLIONAIRES
Thank you 🙂for teaching us about the unique forms and shapes of gemstones 💎and they're just like snowflakes too.❄ I also have good times in kindergarten and elementary school too.😊🍨🏫 Good video and yes, please.
WEALTHYMIND //WALTER TAYAWA // GEMSTONES // BILLIONAIRES
Hi guys interesting episode but the sound was a bit echoing and thanks Lizz I or coming in
it's not exactly "crystal grows towards it's minerial"
but more like "crystallization moving trough a pocket of that type of mineral that specific way"
please make a video about diaspor
Can calcium carbonate grow like that pyrite in that it can have different crystal growth?
1:04 anger at hair intensifies
The light smoky elestial skeletal didn’t originate from Germany. It was first found and named in Africa and it’s a VENSTER not Fenster.
I was corrected a while back by a very famous rock hound supplier from Africa
So, what is thee difference between fractal and tessellation?
Can someone explain why these crystals grow? Since they are inorganic what is the mechanism for it? How does it "know" which way to grow?
Something is funky with the sound in this video. Otherwise, nice video!
I have seen pure silver grown into crystals like that copper crystal you showed. they look fantastic. There is a TH-camr that shows how it is done, his name is "sreetips". check it out.
Very cool!
Can Hematite grow in skeletal crystals?
2:30 Ice is a mineral, and water is lava. We are all lavamonsters!!!
So is antarcticyte is a crystal?
You can find earth grown bismuth in the south
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Great episode, but the sound, especially from Liz's mic, is off, and echoes.
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Water actually is a mineral, but it's not a crystal. Ice is a crystal because it meets the requirements of mineral crystals.
TIL ice is a mineral
Why aren't they wearing masks?
Even 3 years ago why should they ? There's probably only 4 of them there.
am I the second
Classic episode 😃 So great to have such an exceptional opportunity to learn about how systematic structures are potentially different 🙃 Awesome presentations by Nat & Elizabeth 😃