J &M.P. Bell and Company Makers Mark : Glasgow : beautiful scenery Marc and I live three minutes from Ruby Bay a mythical place of geologist hammers rather than garnet sand and a fine lady who it appears preferred to swim in a rocky area rather than at the beautiful beach available not too far away . Roffle Roffle you could not make it up unless you were the minister who wrote the first statistical account for the area . Tsk Tsk minister look what you did for tourism . Nice finds Marc as always and regards to Bigfoot (Digger) .
Mark, you live in a beautiful part of the world. The garnets are gorgeous you could easily make some beautiful pieces of jewelry with them. I bought my grandson a metal detector for Christmas he can't wait to get out there and use it. Take care Mark and stay safe.✌
Wow, what a beautiful landscape. Really lovely video. We have just discovered you but can't figure out what took us so long. New sub from your new friends. Jacs and Dave (Moonrakers)
Great video as usual Mark that George the 3rd could be a forgery of a gold sovereign as its too thin to be a penny i think, if it was a penny it would have been thicker and the colour is all wrong for a penny definitely think its a forgery, brilliant mix great find in the knife looks early worth another hunt out that area.. thanks for sharing hope your feeling better stay safe and well.
Oh, Mark...the lovely garnets!!! If you do tumble some, be sure and show them to us! So many coins, wow! The old blade is a marvellous find, as are the bale and mail seals...I wish I lived there!💖
Ive had a few decent finds at inveraray found pieces of an old plate with white roses printed on it must be jacobite im guessing although inveraray wasn’t a very good place for jacobites to be eating there dinner lol
Hi , good intro and a good video my friend you found some nice stuff there pal well done and gold panning would be a great idea some nice coins and i like that blade , enjoyed it take care mate ATB Rob .
Hi! I’m a college student from the U.S who is getting a minor in geology. I am currently studying abroad in Ireland and planning a trip to Scotland to look for garnets. Where is the location of this beach? :)
Love it, I like to see all the mudlarking finds but never sure where to look, I spend a lot of my time on the beaches on West of Scotland collecting Seaglass so would love see this amazing place. Any chance you can let me into some of your secret places 🙂
Not been round that way for a few yearsi met Andy once again after many years not far frae there when he was up with his family fishing 🎣 nice wee video👍
Lovely out that way m8 good fishing up that way aswell found a lot of broken onion bottles on that beach shame a don’t scuba dive a bet there’s some whole ones in the water there’s a lot of coastal towns and areas up towards there that merit a good search on the foreshore and rivers for old bottles
Hi Mark, amazing video! I was wondering if you could let me in on where abouts in Scotland this is? :) I've gotten into Rock hounding recently and I'm absolutely adoring it! I'm looking for new spots basically every weekend! Recently bought a rock tumbler and I'm obsessed!
Ruby is the red variety of 'Corundum' and being a 9 on the hardness scale (diamond being 10) they will usually be hexagonal prism shaped, even partially still that shape when tumbled within a water source for god knows how long so they will defiantly be Garnets but an awesome find none the less! 😬 EDIT: you could also test a piece by trying to scratch it with a piece of Topaz which is an 8, if it scratches you'll know for sure! 👍🏻💎
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Smashing finds, thanks for sharing Mark. Love a good mudlark.
Very nice and well done there, congrats on the finds too :) ATB - David
Love the videos, keep up the good work
Where is this
❤❤❤.....für Schottland und die Highlands
Wow what a hunt you smashed it after watching you I won't out time to get my metal detecter and get out top top job legend
J &M.P. Bell and Company Makers Mark : Glasgow : beautiful scenery Marc and I live three minutes from Ruby Bay a mythical place of geologist hammers rather than garnet sand and a fine lady who it appears preferred to swim in a rocky area rather than at the beautiful beach available not too far away . Roffle Roffle you could not make it up unless you were the minister who wrote the first statistical account for the area . Tsk Tsk minister look what you did for tourism . Nice finds Marc as always and regards to Bigfoot (Digger) .
Can you find garnets and rubies in the Highlands?
Yes
@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340 cheers I'm gonna try find some
Whatever the reddish brown stones are they are not garnets. Possibly ironstone, or something coloured by hematite.
how do you know without testing them
You found some awesome stuff. I like those bottles and the dagger knife, that could have been really old. Great scenery too!😊👍
Wow you found some interesting finds great see you doing some detecting there. Got a lovely place to hunt there lots of history. 🙂👍
Mark, you live in a beautiful part of the world. The garnets are gorgeous you could easily make some beautiful pieces of jewelry with them. I bought my grandson a metal detector for Christmas he can't wait to get out there and use it. Take care Mark and stay safe.✌
Wow, what a beautiful landscape. Really lovely video. We have just discovered you but can't figure out what took us so long. New sub from your new friends. Jacs and Dave (Moonrakers)
Dunno my channels slow sometimes dont really promote it
Just watching now. Looks like another amazing episode in a beautiful place
Thank you my friend
right on !👍⛏
Great video as usual Mark that George the 3rd could be a forgery of a gold sovereign as its too thin to be a penny i think, if it was a penny it would have been thicker and the colour is all wrong for a penny definitely think its a forgery, brilliant mix great find in the knife looks early worth another hunt out that area.. thanks for sharing hope your feeling better stay safe and well.
Were is this?? Could you tell me the location please?
Scotland
Oh, Mark...the lovely garnets!!! If you do tumble some, be sure and show them to us! So many coins, wow! The old blade is a marvellous find, as are the bale and mail seals...I wish I lived there!💖
Some very interesting finds and a nice video that coin is so thin and always great to get out finding these treasures 👍
Ive had a few decent finds at inveraray found pieces of an old plate with white roses printed on it must be jacobite im guessing although inveraray wasn’t a very good place for jacobites to be eating there dinner lol
Wow you gotta have good eyes to spot that stuff. Awesome video!
Hi , good intro and a good video my friend you found some nice stuff there pal well done and gold panning would be a great idea some nice coins and i like that blade , enjoyed it take care mate ATB Rob .
Yeah am planning trips to the lead hills and tyndrum to do a bit before summer
Beautiful garnets, id love to visit that beach sometime x
Hi! I’m a college student from the U.S who is getting a minor in geology. I am currently studying abroad in Ireland and planning a trip to Scotland to look for garnets. Where is the location of this beach? :)
inverarey
Love it, I like to see all the mudlarking finds but never sure where to look, I spend a lot of my time on the beaches on West of Scotland collecting Seaglass so would love see this amazing place. Any chance you can let me into some of your secret places 🙂
where you want to know
coins must be used quite common over there . i never found one just walking on a river.
Very common at certain places this beach had fairy’s that docked here for over a 100 years
Not been round that way for a few yearsi met Andy once again after many years not far frae there when he was up with his family fishing 🎣 nice wee video👍
Lovely out that way m8 good fishing up that way aswell found a lot of broken onion bottles on that beach shame a don’t scuba dive a bet there’s some whole ones in the water there’s a lot of coastal towns and areas up towards there that merit a good search on the foreshore and rivers for old bottles
Nice finds
Sure are thank you for watching
Can you share where this is? Would love to take the kiddos if anywhere near central belt ☺️
Up towards inveraray
Hi Mark, amazing video! I was wondering if you could let me in on where abouts in Scotland this is? :) I've gotten into Rock hounding recently and I'm absolutely adoring it! I'm looking for new spots basically every weekend! Recently bought a rock tumbler and I'm obsessed!
inverarey
Northern Mudlarks could make some great jewelry.
Yeah amazing for making things with there finds
Thank you for this. I’d love to visit this spot.
thank you for your kind comments
Ruby is the red variety of 'Corundum' and being a 9 on the hardness scale (diamond being 10) they will usually be hexagonal prism shaped, even partially still that shape when tumbled within a water source for god knows how long so they will defiantly be Garnets but an awesome find none the less! 😬
EDIT: you could also test a piece by trying to scratch it with a piece of Topaz which is an 8, if it scratches you'll know for sure! 👍🏻💎
It is flint.
It helps if u say where u are
Where is this place
on the beach don't give away my locations sorry
Hope we get to see some of those gems on your etsy store?
Once I’ve tumbled them and brought there colour out yes
Does anyone know where this is
Yup
first view and first like!
Thank you