Magical Rainbow Selenite Crystals found in Oklahoma!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of The Crystal Collector, we go into Oklahoma!
Searching on private land with Red Dirt Rockhounds for Selenite!
This is no ordinary selenite, its some of the most clear crystals of its size you will find in the world! Just great fun, so join along with us here while we check it out!
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Absolutely love what Bryan Majors has to offer to all the communities in his digs, also tips on how to clean all these Awesome pieces!!!! Thank you for all the smiles!!!
You are Awesome ❣️👍
oh my goodness---I want to line a whole ROOM with this selenite!!! it's gorgeous and I can FEEL it right through this video---full of cleansing joy and peace.
Man, “big window of happy” I love it man! Those are just stunning!
Hi Brian, can we get supporters access to dig here while we are in OK after Supporters Dig 4/1/21?
Couple years ago I was showing a friend around the property next to mine so she could rent it from my landlord. I see something sparkling in the grass. I pick it up and it's a very highly etched Selenite crystal. Just across the street there is a hill that is full of Selenite I later learned. It's one of my favorite pieces, especially because I found it myself. Most of my minerals I've bought off of ebay.
That’s so cool! Isn’t it so much fun finding them out like that!!! Glad you shared that story, thanks 🙌🙏💎
WOW ... that is the clearest Selenite I have ever seen!!!!!!! Whaaaaaat ... absolutely stunning ... it's like glass ... so clear.
Ok now you are just showing off with that Amethyst cluster you unearthed at the end of vid!🤩 Drooling all over my table💥💜💥
Mother Earth is filled with beauties ... amazing! Thanks Bryan love your vids.
Yes isn’t this selenite just amazing! Yes 🙌💜💎🙌
😁😁😁😂I get so excited when I watch you hunt for these precious beautiful stones😂😁😂
Maybe I missed my calling..lol.
Thank you for sharing!!!💜👍
Yeah its so exciting for whatever is found
I love rockhounding (including, but not limited to digging for crystals) because I love the feeling of unearthing something that has been buried for millions of years and has never had a human hand on it. Plus I like exploring nature with my family/kids! (I don’t have Instagram, but I’m on Facebook!)
That’s a lot of selenite! Beautiful stuff. 👌🙏🤙
Selenite is one of my favorite crystals, great energy and very beautiful. I've never seen selenite so clear before!
I'm SOOOO jealous watching this. I wanna dig it, too!
So me and my family have watched you for a long time and never missed a single video. I want you to know that your amazing and I love what you do, your videos entertain me and I I really like them. I have another video suggestion and it's that I suggest you go to the diamond mine in Arkansas again! Surely you should find one! ❤️
Beautiful rocks. Your show is always fun to watch. Tfs.
I always look forward to your videos I wish I could travel and mine myself but hey someday right!! That's why I started watching yours learn a lot and love the Beauties you Pull!! That clear selenite tho...tis beautiful stuff!!
I started to buy crystals and stones around about the yr 1998-1999. I was at a huge Farmers Market in Edmonton AB Canada. As soon as I walked in, I felt a really strong pull, like someone or something pulling me towards them. I’m an Aquarius, so my Intuition is pretty strong and I’ve learned to listen to it. I come to a booth, a gentleman was attending to. I looked down into an Amethyst. The soul of this Amethyst was so excited, I took her home. Spent hours looking, holding, put her under my pillow at night. I meditated with her, I just couldn’t get enough, let’s say, lol
After, and to this day, I live for every part that involves crystals and stones, from finding them, buying them, holding, meditating with them, yes, even putting them under my pillow at night, lol. They are an Inspiration to me.
Thank you, The Crystal Collector
Many Blessings 🙏🏻🙏🏻💜💜
@fairy_dust_1973
#fairy_dust_1973
I've never seen such clear selanite its amazing Bryan and the size of the rocks there all I can say is wow!!! I started watching your videos because of my love of amethyst and I subscribed at once, now I am looking forward to seeing the beautiful one you showed us and I can see it's a beauty. I've learned about crystals I've never heard of before from you and I may be a senior citizen but I'm not too old to learn lol. Thank you Bryan take care and good luck Mary-Ellen UK
Great post, Mary-Ellen
Another stunning crystal. Just love the look of them. Thanks for sharing :-)
Whaaaaat??? Awesome selenite...so pretty! I love watching your videos. Thanks for posting!
Rock hounds play in the Dirt. Whaat!
Wow! Incredible pieces! Amazing clarity on some of those giant pieces. Wow that amethyst crystal is epic! Wishing you a magical day x)
🙌🙏🧚🏼♂️🧚♀️ yes I can’t wait to put out that video! Soon 🙌💎💜💜💎
@@TheCrystalCollector ...if you ever want to send some fabulous pieces are way we would be glad to give them a happy home x) 💎💚
So beautiful. I love my little selenite crystal...It's like a tiny frozen moon beam. I got so excited watching you pull out those plates & boulders!!
That is spectacular. I have a small clear flat piece from a gem show in in Roseville, California years ago. Some weeks ago at Rock, Mineral, and Fossil show in Albany, New York, I found a small Selenite crystal that had like half of an Hourglass Clay formation. The label that came with it said that it's from the Great Salt Plains in Jet, Alfalfa Co, Oklahoma. Who knew Oklahoma can have an abundance of Selenite.
Yes those hourglass pieces are cool! So many types 🙌
Regarding the Quartz on Lace Agate giveaway,
Since i was 17 and started my first job i've carried a piece of black obsidian for protection, that is now in my car. I am nearing 21, and crystals have become a huge part of my life. My fiance and i attend festivals in the warm season and sell "healing crystals" and wire wrapped jewelry along with other artsy, metaphysical things. I've always loved crystals, and they've helped me both mentally and spiritually, through the dark and the light. I've always wanted to hunt them, and after stumbling upon your youtube recently and then your instagram you have been a big inspiration for me to start planning a trip. So thanks, man! I love your videos. And i would love to own a piece found by you! My fiance and i recently have moved into our own place and i think it would look great somewhere among my other crystals, minerals, and stones! Our buisness instagram is @crystique_creations
or personal
@mitchell_pittsley
Ps, we have not been active on our buisness instagram due to moving and other speed bumps in life but there is still alot on there to see!
Absolutely spectacular. The energy felt from being in location must be mind blowing. I have loved finding collecting crystals and stones since childhood. You videos are so much fun!!
Crazy amazing clarity in this selenite! I have a collection and none this clear but love my Golden one I have. I saw your Instagram post and popped over here and love what you share it gives me the ability to go along for a Dirty amazing adventure with you. I love rockhoudning because life is filled with treasures and treasure hunting clearly helps heal the soul. The beauty all around is one of my most fond treasures I have filling up my memory jar 😉⛏❤️👏🏻
Oh BTW I am The Dirty Girl ⛏⛏⛏ on Instagram The_Dirty_Girl_Digs
Can't wait for the next one thanks for the gem quality content!
Cup of coffee and you digging crystals is the best way to start my morning. Crystals and smiles 😁🌞🔮 whaaaat
Perm solaki
Very strongly in agreement
I've got a couple of pieces of hourglass selenite, but nothing THAT awesome! Beautiful! Can't wait for the next video, thank you!
Your shares are a "Window of Happy"
I'm always drawn to your videos. Pulling the mystical treasures the earth has hidden away for millions of years. Your shares of educational tips and adventure inspired us to take the long drive to Arkansas to hunt our first big crystal point☆ Nothin but smiles the whole way!
@onsacredgrounds is me . Look us up if you make to southern Oregon. Your always welcome in our Sleepi Tipi on the pond☆
How funny, I'll be back out that way from April until after my daughter's graduation in May.
thats crazy. id love to find the right places in the netherlands but as Ive experienced, its harder to find spots such as in this video in here. we got a couple of mines/mining areas but they are restricted for "professionals" only, wich means if you dont have a 10 year geology associates degree or something like that, you're not allowed to enter and start diggin 😥
Austria has some collecting. Norway. The Alps are littered with spots.
Hey Bryan my name is Sebastian. Im a young amateur rockhounder from Maine. I usually spend my time going to beaches and looking up and down the beach for rocks because I live right on the coast and its so easy to go and just look for them. Ive found quite a few jaspers and A LOT OF BLACK TOURMALINE which is one of my favorite minerals right after Aragonite. But because im an amateur I find a lot of rocks that I dont have a clue what they are. Now i have this rock encyclopedia that i carry around with me that helps but not always. Ive been finding these beutiful rocks with these beautiful patterns but i have no clue what they are. And just last night i was scrolling through instagram and i found your instagram! Which i thought was cool because ive been a fan of your videos for almost a year now, so to have you pop up on my instagram was really cool. But thats beside the point. The only reason im commenting is because youre the reason i started actually hunting for rocks. I used to find a few rocks here and there but my passion never got ignited till i saw your videos on your trip to herkimer new york. So my question is. Can i send you pictures of some interesting rocks I found on one of my hounding beaches, because i would really like some professional input on what kind of rock they are and who better than my groovy rock hounding friend! My Instagram is : sebastiancook.18 please message me whenever
I found your videos a few weeks ago and I find them very relaxing, thanks for showing us this beauties! Whhaaaaat ♥️
I can’t even imagine. Here in Indiana we have crinoids but hardly no crystals. Keep videos coming. This selenite is fabulous
Gorgeous rocks! I would love just one of those, beautiful rocks! You are blessed!
My first Selenite was bought Packard va his presentation was awesome. Of course adapted light display. Even kids locals amazed light show coolest rock.
I hunt for crystals in Bahrain, and have found some perfect quartz geodes and even oil-filled geodes over there along with my friend. I also know, however, that there is gypsum there in a few different forms, as well as calcite. I do remember a certain place I used to go to when I was younger that had what I now know was gypsum, and it was rather abundant. I hope to go back to that place now that I've gained experience in finding and identifying different minerals.
For sure, go hit up the gypsum, who knows what you will find!!
We’re do you find these at in Oklahoma
The reason I'm such a rock hound is because my 8 year old son has such a passion for it. We really enjoyed this video. b.new22
I've hounded for selenite but nothing like this. Just beautiful. Looks like a peaceful area to spend the day.
Selenite so pretty that bubble in the middle was awesome, I love the rainbow on one of them. Thank you Brian for another great video and sharing your passion to us. ❤💎🤙🏼
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thanks for answering that question. Beautiful
Just Amazing! And, I love it. 🙏❤
Those are some excellent crystals! I cant believe such beautiful crystals are right there so ready to be collected!
I am a recent subscriber and have learned to keep my eyes to the ground wherever I am, even in my own backyard! My thanks to you and others who expose historical and natural beauty waiting to be found! I look forward to reviewing all your older videos along with the new ones to come!
Whaaaaaaaat!! 🤣 I love these. I have never been able to even buy the beautiful clear ones!
Beautiful clev😋😋👍👌
I love the intro music ;D takes me back to childhood
The excitement of revealing the glorious beauty that grows in the dark places makes all bloody hard work worth it. That’s why I love to dig.
Nice adventure. Keep them coming!
I love going up to the salt plains here in Oklahoma and digging for crystals; however they aren’t that big 😂
im your NO. 1 fan plus I have notifications on
Good to see you in my home state. I live about 200 miles south of that location. Nice vid!
Another awesome video!
gorgeous gorgeous!!!!!! can't wait for the purple heart mine vid!!!!
I have always collected rocks and crystals. I have a natural gravel hill and a small Creek running on my land. I collect what I call "Creek diamonds", quartz worn down by time. Geodes are my fave to find. My love for crystals began when I was given a herkimer diamond from the son of an aquaintence of my Dad's when I was about 10. I had never seen something so beautiful. I would hold it and stare at it all the time. I had no idea it was a herkimer until I saw your videos. Now I want to travel and dig in the dirt and bust up rock thanks to you, lol! Thanks for the videos and getting to live vicariously thru you.....for now😉
p.s. my daughter lives in OK and I fill my trunk with rose and clear crystals everytime I visit. Now I will be looking for selenite as well!!!
@bambik68
Love selenite, I use it on my alter.
Congrats Brian, on yet another amazingly successful dig! Absolutely love your videos! Thank you for posting them! You rock!
Duuude, whaat, love ya videos! I’m not very computer savvy either! But, we all love your stuff! It would be lovely to have links added to your posts for us to get to. Your shop, rockhounds, purple heart mind etc. keep videoing and learning web shit, you’ll be getting a bigger and bigger following😊💕
Crystal collecting is one of my hobbies because of how beautiful and unique crystals can be. Sometimes the most simple crystals can grow in such a way that they will be more cool than the most expensive diamond. Plus the energy that they give off is waaayyy cool man !
Why I like rock hounding is because it’s something that reminds me of my Dad. When I was a kid he would take me gold panning and we would find crystals and other rocks to tumble. I’ve inherited a love of rocks and minerals from him. @Candice.mckenzie
*_a huge window of just happy_* .
Whilst I don't ascribe to the woo side of crystals, I would be downright ecstatic if I found such rocks. Here in New Zealand, we have other minerals such as commercially accessible gold. Quartz has been mined out after the 19th century gold rushes in South Island, a bit of relatively low grade amethyst, beach agate, and amongst others, our fabulous Westland nephrite or, as we call it, _Greenstone_ . Sometimes referred to as _jade_ but as we know, jade comes in many colours so..,. Anyhoo, thanks for introducing me to _selenite_ .
@thecrystalcollector I love all of your videos and stories. I love rock hounding and admiring all of the earth’s natural beauty. It always brings a smile to my face and happiness in my heart! Keep sharing your adventures!! @eandldial7
I've never seen such clear Selenite! How cool!
Awesome! Thank you for uploading!
Whaaaaaaat?!?! Wow beautiful pieces congrats bro, love the content!
Thanks for the awesome content! Love your videos 💎
I felt you were holding back out of respect for the owner. That was so beautiful and amazing!
Very NICE... I just LOOOVE selenite 💜💜💜🤗
They was very beautiful
Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up also
Wow they are so pretty!!!!
Omg 😍 I hope some of these end up on your ebay!!
Posted the higher quality ones just earlier , will be posting some lower priced range stuff today and tomorrow 🙌🙏💎💎😊
Nature is amazing!❤️🙌🏽
WOW! Fantastic!💜
How cool! Can't wait for the next video! Amethyst is my jam!
This are amazing! Crystals are so calming❤️
Rock hunting is so amasing because you never know what you are going to find. Its ever a great suprise. I love it nice video.
@chemie.jason
Yet another fantastic example of what this amazing planet is capable of creating!
Stopping to appreciate the wonders of our world is why I love digging in the dirt to find these treasures!
Thanks for sharing your fun adventures with us and teaching us so much along the way!
P.S. my son loves the Mario music! 🙂
@shadowfallskid4lyfe on Instagram
Thats awesome man! I have been waiting for next month until the public selenite area opens near Jet. You are so lucky to be able to access this private dig.
Yes, I’ve been wanting to check that out also! 💎⚒🙌
@@TheCrystalCollector I plan on being there opening week, weather permitting. Maybe I'll see you there!
whaaaaat excellent content as always
Your videos are so geologically amazing and you don't cuss so kids could learn so much.
Holy moly that stuff is amazing I’m in love with it
8.14 is a very clear crystal rock. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Beautiful love selenite ❤️✌🏻😊
Wow that's incredible
Oh my God that's beautiful. I'd love to have carvings hanging from my apartment window for the sunrise to catch them
Hey bro another killer vid can' wait to see the red dirts at the Mo. Mines show.
Oklahoma is my safety word
Awesome Selenite find! I live in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, this state is deferentially underrated for its natural bounty.
you should really be an airbnb experience host! i’d love to join your crystal mining adventure!
I said the same thing!
I love rock hounding because it’s a modern day treasure hunt!
lisa_l_lindsey
The big bolder would make awesome windows Circa 1800 love your videos they give me peaceful thoughts
Amazing! I love it!
You should go see the Hemalia Tourmaline Mine in California, it is really cool.
I live in OKC and would love to find something like that. It looks like west/northwest Oklahoma. Maybe I'll go for a little drive.
i love rock hounding it is an AMAZING way to get out in nature and find rocks/crystals in their rawest form. once you clean them up they’re so beautiful. it’s such a beautiful transformation ❤️❤️❤️ @bella.curtis
It's like a maintenance free gem , sliced and polished , love mother earth
Whaaatt!? Huge window of happy!
Hi! First of all, thank you for a possibility to win something, that is very generous!
As to the story why I love minerals) I had a thing for rocks since I was able to walk) When other kids were bringing kittens or puppies home, this little girl was bringing beautiful (to her taste) rocks and crystals she found on a ground and building areas (yeah, that was a little bit dangerous, I know , but nothing could stop her:))) Most of all I liked to walk in the rain through my favorite spots to see the wet rocks and spot a crystal that was showing up the best while being wet 💜 That is how I found my first crytals I have until now and even being an adult I still walk in the rain and try to spot any beauties that may be mixed with concrete and concealed from the sight If I dont save it. But now it became more serious - I started my own crystal collection. I dont have much but every crystal is loved💜 I believe that every crystal has its energy and can help you recharge. I also have my own amethyst that I take to every place I visit while travelling and take photos there with him) I dont have a possibility to travel much but he already was on few mountain peaques, including the highest one in Ukraine)
I would be so happy to win the piece of our planets history from the other end of the planet and hold it in hands to admire and think that I've been there if I held a piece of this country in my hands 💜
thank you for reading this big of a comment 💜💜💜
instagram.com/space_dust_girl/
Oh, forgot one thing - I love to make photoshoots for my crystals I own in different locations and take macro shots of a beautiful spots on them💜 this gives personality to them because every crystal as different and unique as a snowflake 💜
Im in awe again.
Magnificent the size and clarity unreal the biggest I have ever got is the size of my hand here in Saskatchewan in Canada sweeeeeeet guys thank u
I love seeing the outstanding creations that nature has made over millions of years, its like looking into a whole other universe trapped inside glass.
@whimsicalcreaturesus
Rockhounding may be just a hobby for some, a job, or something that you have grown a love for over the years. I can remember from when I was a child collecting rocks and minerals from everywhere I went and to this day I have a huge collection of so many different types. Some people can’t say that their hobby is everywhere, but for me no matter where I am there has to be a rock that is going to be found. That’s what I love about rockhounding. @Abbi.l.g