Exploring the Dark Star Crystal Collection - Unsurpassed Museum Quality Crystals and Minerals
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- Exploring the Dark Star Crystal Collection - Unsurpassed museum Quality Collector Crystals and Minerals
Dive into the fascinating world of collector crystals with the Dark Star Crystal Collection, one of the most exclusive and rare crystal collections outside well-known museum collections. This collection is renowned for its unique, high-quality inosilicate minerals, offering an unmatched opportunity for crystal collectors to see and possibly purchase stunning specimens that embody both beauty and scientific significance. Whether you're a seasoned crystal collector or just beginning your journey into the world of rare crystals, the Mark's Dark Star collection is sure to captivate you with its perfect crystal forms.
In this video, we will explore a variety of stunning minerals, including the crystals with inosilicate structures, that make up this exclusive collection. These museum quality mineral specimens are highly sought after by geologists, collectors, and those who are fascinated by the healing properties of crystal energy. From dark star-shaped formations to the intricate textures and properties of each mineral, you’ll gain insight into their origins, composition, and value.
Join us as we showcase this unparalleled collection of crystals for collectors and delve deep into the world of rare inosilicate minerals. Subscribe for more mineral and crystal content, and don’t miss out on discovering new and rare specimens! #exploring #crystalhunt #crystalcollection #rocksandminerals #crystalcollector #minerals #mineralexploration #museumquality #museum
Nice to see you here again, thank you, I'm learn a lot from you, thank you again.
Our pleasure. One of our main goals is to bring the knowledge of crystals to people. There is so much to know and we are still learning ourselves. Hopefully that learning will never stop.
I live near canoe lake where caver showed 9ff a little blue apatite...I have been to 2 locations there thanks to his little clue....this man single handedly got my family and I into rockhounding!!thank you caver!!!!I hope to visit darkstar with my family
So glad to hear that. One of my goals was to help others also enjoy what I enjoy.
I love how you show the steps of cleaning so we can see what looks like straight out of ground to cleaned up. Could you do more like that please because a lot of people would throw away not realising how awesome they look cleaned up
Oh, there's a heck of a pile in Mick's yard still to be done
Mick!! You're (finally!!) back!! You have been missed! Spectacular finds. You are well?? Happy New Year, from New England (Mass. -- remember?) Best, Joe Russell
Hey - great to re-connect. Life got in the way
Hey Mick, it's good to have you working on your passion. Your a legend man, much love and respect to you my greatest mentor. Still waiting for that gorilla glue you promised me
Hey John, Good to hear from you. Hope all is well. I'm down with blueberry now
Man, that's the stuff dreams are made of! Fantastic pieces!
Thank you and yes, it is truly an exciting experience for us. Hope you have the opportunity to visit this Spring. We are not too far north of Toronto.
@Caver461 It's a trek from down in the states, but it'd be well worth it for an exceptional locality like that! Certainly nothing like that around here! Definitely will see if the opportunity arrises to get there!
@@aceblade9672 The exchange rate is soon to be very favorable for US visitors.
wow!! Happy Christmas to you Mr Caver461, we havnt see you a while, we almost thought you went to Mexico again! nice to hear you have a claim, and happy to see you again!
Looking at the grey skies as of late I wish I was in Mexico, but the wife and I have been thinking of a trip to Zanzibar.
Great to see a fresh video! looking forward to more!
More coming
I enjoyed the video quite a lot, the CEO has some lovely looking crystals, finding pieces like those much be a great feeling, even some of those small ones. Can’t see that I will get a chance to check out your mine, a little far from my place in South East Queensland. Truly wish you and Chris all the best with the venture.
Thank you
Mark have you tried the ultrasonic cleaner to get soap scum out? They are cheap from vevor
Insightful video thanks for sharing! Id book a tour if i lived in canada 😂
Thats OK hopefully the videos will be helpful
Welcome back !!
Thanks
Merry Christmas! Looking forward to checking it out in (hopefully) March. Is there a mailing list I can add my name to?
Our website is under construction and I'm not sure if it can be viewed publicly yet, but its URL is darkstarcrystalmines.com. Closer to March we will go totally public with the sight and people will be able to buy specimens, book trips through their local mineral club etc.
Hope to see you out there through the OVMC. What is a 50lb smash bar? Definitely curious as my brother and I enjoy the heavy digging and extraction and this is the first I've heard of this specific tool.
Well, we were thinking of separating the fissures as to those where we could continue our earth crystal extractions and then have other fissures for people who want to practice more conventional means. 50 pound smash bar in Mark's hands gets you access to anything. Not sure if you live in s. Ontario, but Princess Auto sells them for $60. Yeah they're long heavy crowbars with tips made for pounding.
@Caver461 thanks Michael. I'm in Ottawa and we have Princess Auto here. Really enjoy your channel. Thanks for sharing the adventures and knowledge. Helped me immensely with finding better specimens in general. Found a nearly 2lb double terminated quartz crystal by 6 Mile Lake Provincial Park thanks to your tips on following that vein. 😀
Great video! I'm in! When can I bring my tools?
We'll get more specific in March. Still working on the legalities.
@Caver461 thank you. I've enjoyed watching and learning from all your older videos. I'd be very glad to meet you one day actually.
Beauty job
Thank you.
Would an ultrasonic cleaner work well?
It's worth a try
I really want to check out your mineral claim .
Soon as the site is up drop us a line if you are serious.
@@Caver461id definitely be serious about visiting
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Same to you
Do u sell this stuff?
We will be within the month. Just having our computer expert (Cem) set us up on Shopify.
You guys need to look into a china made mini excavator, they are incredibly cheap and you guys are old enough to want to save your body. Season Greetings 🎄❄☃🥂
Ha Ha - we were just talking about getting a mini X in to clear off the topsoil, but I think we may need some government permits to do that right now.
Yer focus is broken man.
It seems to be. I'm working on it as it is a new camera so it might also just be me.
wish there were places like this in southwestern Ontario. Niagara escarpments maybe?!
This is just north of T.O. (3 hrs north that is). Stuff from the Lockport doloston yields some beautiful stuff. Some of the quarries around Grimsby produce fluorite, selestine and sphalerite.
@@Caver461 what advice do you have for someone whos looking to get deep into finding gems??? beginner stuff, what to look for, i find rivers and creeks hold alot of easy pickers sometimes.. but nothing like what you have dug up...
@@Caver461 im in the KW area!
@@MaTDoN-r8z Easy drive. I live just north of you (Milverton) - takes me 4 hours to the claim.
@@MaTDoN-r8z location is everything. Then set up with a like-minded community so you can share secrets. There's stuff out there.
Back again - it's Mick. Dark Star Crystal Mines is soon to be selling it's vast stock of amphibole, titanite, pyroxene and apatite crystals - remain updated as to what's coming by subscribing at darkstarcrystalmines.com The website is still under construction, but we should be good to go quite soon. All subscribers will be entered in for occasional draws and the possibility of winning free crystal specimens. darkstarcrystalmines.com If you are looking for material from the old Bear Lake Diggings our site will be sellining a great deal of what we'd harvested in the past. When we get to lease, we will be also selling new material. By subscribing and liking you make it easier for us to do what we like doing and in turn, we bring you more of what interests you. Later in the year we are thinking of doing a trip to examine Colorado topaz and also down south of the border if the dollar can handle it to try find some big quartz crystals.