Wow... Deca mountain was clearly favored and thus blessed by the heavens. Kudos to Jose and Daniel for their exuding passions and hats off to the blue cap production team for bringing the beauty of heavens blessing to the viewing world.
This documentary was absolutelly mesmerizing. I live in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, just near to this mine and those pockets. I kinda feel proud of my homeland, when I know that so much beauty and uniqueness came from our ground. I knew Daniel Trinchillo from "What's hot in Tucson" and already saw some amazing specimens he held, but never figured that he was so passionate and anthusiast with the brazilian tourmaline mining. I hope the future shines to Perderneira mine for much more years to come.
Here in Southern Brazil in a small city called Soledade we've got "Exposol", the biggest gemstones trade show in south america. I went there and left in complete awe. Gems from all over Brazil in one single place. I would close my eyes at night going to bed after attending the expo and I could still see sparkles with my eye closed. Unreal
That is a shame to see the c9mments. The same thing happens in many places. There needs to be priorities for the ones who live in the country. I would like to see more for the miners not only monetarily but mentally as well. They work the ha 49:46 rdest and get the least. Then their digging up their homeland to be out priced by a foreign buyer. I feel we've gotten to be to c9nnected. Use to have to take a journey that would give you stories for years about a foreign land that was filled with dangers and its people were deadly. But they love seeing their friends and hope they come to visit again soon. Hello friends I will visit some day, and I will leave when it's my time to go. Mahalo
Fantastic! Amazing specimens! I watched this while letting my saw cool down in between rounds of cutting stone. I cut some with bright pink tourmaline swirled in it today.
Such beauty, by nature! I think they look so much better like this then cut up into jewelry. Daniel really knows his rocks! He is an encyclopedia of knowledge about nature's art!
It's crazy to me that this guy got all the way there yet couldn't even SEE the stones because they had been bought by some other person who probably has them shut away somewhere where no one sees these amazing specimens but a few chosen, if even that. Thank you for these videos that at least capture pictures of these things to let people know they even exist beyond someones personal collection hidden away.
I love this documentary. Best gem film I've ever seen. Senor Trinchillo, you have lived every rockhound's dream by unearthing these pockets. I'm living vicariously through you. Especially when i stare at the 💙Blue Dream💙 specimens & I get hypnotized all over again....
Gobsmackingly incredible beauty! What a fantastic story and so well presented, thank you! It would be too good to be true if they find another group of pockets, but I so hope they do.
You’re killing it with these uploads lately, thank you for sharing so much content! Wish I knew where to get some of the material from this video, I have a 2005 blue cap ped and it’s my absolute favorite piece in my collection!
I N C R E I B L E ! ................... F A N T A S T I C O!............... I didn't move a finger until all the credits ended .....I was stoned to see! To hear! To admire everything! I really like to see other video from this adventure,! Saludos desde Mexico!
I watched the entire thing. I loved every part of it, The stories behind this make it so much more interesting. And the tourmalines are incredible. I wish I could have one, haha. Definitely my favorite video from this channel, Hopefully there is some nice pockets to see in the future :)
By far my favorite gem mineral type for sure! What a great documentary! Thank you so much for this!! Please keep us posted on the future of this locality.
Fantastic documentary. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen, on mineral specimens. I have subscribed to your channel, and will watch this again, and again.
@@bluecapproductions my eyes and heart! Those specimens! Sensory overload. Dani is my absolute favorite of the high end mineral dealers. I dont know him personally but his outlook and collecting philosophy mirrors my own a lot. I feel like ive learned so much about the people in the industry and even made many friends by being exposed to the industry through your videos. This was magnificent and honestly the best mine documentary ive seen. And ive actually seen a few.
Thank you again. I'm hoping that the Pederneira continues to produce and that maybe we can do a Part II some day. SO much has changed and evolved since we finished the film. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
hi! I'm a newbie here and still learning...at 51:57 Daniel say's that the most beautiful pockets had crystal which were growing toward the 'analogous pole'...he mentions analogous and antiligous...what is this? Can someone please define what this means to crystals and their growth cycle? thanks!
What a fantastic documentary! And how bebeautiful are these minerals... thank you so much for sharing these moments with us. That's the life of my dreams... Hoping a new video like this one ... Thanks Delfe from France
Gemstones as they come from nature itself is stunning.. After gemcutting its mindboggling ... I love these gems ..tourmalines colours are fascinating.. I love Brazilian Aquamarine too .. In that ..personally..not a big fan of white diamonds... When there are so many colours ...why settle for less
Always enjoy very much the videos from Daniel Trinchilo. He usually have the best looking specimens. I live about only 560 miles away from this mine, and I honestly hope to visit it one day. It is a very small place, but with an airport about 60 miles away. So, it can be done.
Such beautiful pieces of artwork minerals and gemstones. GOD really has such an amazing thoughtfulness of the formation of this gemstones and minerals. Thank you GOD for these and for the people mining these stones.
Awesome video I just live around this area. Daniel u r a man of kind thanks for your job done. I live right in between São José da Safira gov. Valadares and nova era and Antonio’s dias where there’s is a emerald mine and alexandritas from Antônio Dias. Next Time u came to Brazil try to find some one in nova era named Felipe he had an incredible land for aquamarine mines with a very good sample already coming out there.
I think these crystals are storage of ancient data... Because it is formed with water... And water store information and is actually a memory database.... All are sources of energy..
Id spray the core seperations with differant color chalkboard paints and a color paint pens to number the piece and color code them at the sane time, right as they are removed from the drill. Id have neon colors for post extraction damage. I know its going tobuse more time...but it will save more time many accident situations. Id go so far as to paint color stripes on the length if each sample incase of off transportation damage. Thats just me though.this video made me love taurmaline. I never knew it could be so nice. I knew watermelon and various greens( olive mostly) and pinks and some tri color with blue in it. The sharon stone is my favorite. Big blue and blue steel Are my number two . violetta is 2.5 and te rest is 3rd. Id happily be custodian to such examples if ever i have the oppertunity.
Such a wonderful program, so well done, the material shown was truly eye candy, very educational. Loved the rocket pocket story! I would love to add a piece from this mine to my collection! I'm wondering if you can locate a pocket while doing a core sample?
What a wonderful story about people, places and events that revealed such fabulous stone works of art. So glad the people who made it possible survived to tell the history and describe the actions and emotions were present and could enjoy it all over again in the retelling of their memories. Thanks so much for all I learned and see in words and pictures. Congratulations on an incredible experience brought to life and shared with us.
I am curious to know about what is the height of this mine from sea level ? Very interesting and knowledgeable ,i am following you guys keep on uploading such informative videos thankyou and namaste from nepal 🙏🙏👍
Wow... Deca mountain was clearly favored and thus blessed by the heavens. Kudos to Jose and Daniel for their exuding passions and hats off to the blue cap production team for bringing the beauty of heavens blessing to the viewing world.
This documentary was absolutelly mesmerizing. I live in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, just near to this mine and those pockets. I kinda feel proud of my homeland, when I know that so much beauty and uniqueness came from our ground. I knew Daniel Trinchillo from "What's hot in Tucson" and already saw some amazing specimens he held, but never figured that he was so passionate and anthusiast with the brazilian tourmaline mining. I hope the future shines to Perderneira mine for much more years to come.
Here in Southern Brazil in a small city called Soledade we've got "Exposol", the biggest gemstones trade show in south america. I went there and left in complete awe. Gems from all over Brazil in one single place. I would close my eyes at night going to bed after attending the expo and I could still see sparkles with my eye closed. Unreal
Wonderful!
pena que vai tudo embora, só gringo consegue vencer a burocracia ($$$) e registrar o sub-solo...
That is a shame to see the c9mments. The same thing happens in many places. There needs to be priorities for the ones who live in the country. I would like to see more for the miners not only monetarily but mentally as well. They work the ha 49:46 rdest and get the least. Then their digging up their homeland to be out priced by a foreign buyer. I feel we've gotten to be to c9nnected. Use to have to take a journey that would give you stories for years about a foreign land that was filled with dangers and its people were deadly. But they love seeing their friends and hope they come to visit again soon. Hello friends I will visit some day, and I will leave when it's my time to go. Mahalo
I've watched this 4 times now, showing friends. So beautiful!
Thank you very much for the free publication🙏 so many fantastic spectacular pockets...The best part...this amazing Story continues😁
Stunning tourmalines, great story, just WOW
Fascinating and beautifully narrated. Wow!
Cool story about turmaline.
1 of my favorite minerals.
Very top quality tourmalines
Fantastic! Amazing specimens!
I watched this while letting my saw cool down in between rounds of cutting stone. I cut some with bright pink tourmaline swirled in it today.
wow, as a real newbie mineralist this is the best thing on you tube ive seen so far.
Has someone intreched in minerals for the last 8 years this is in fact the bast thing on youtube so far.
I have been a Tourmaline lover for many years. This video just blew my mind ! Thank you so much. I learned a lot.
P.S. Hopefully the actual miners were compensated for their hard work...No one ever gives them credit...Why?
Wonderful documentary! Thank you. Such incredible specimens.
Just fabulous film & narration. Thank You
i have watched this doc so many times, each time i get insane goosebumps
So generous of Blue Cap Productions to release this for free when they did! So much work went in to this. An invaluable film.
Thank you!🎉❤️
I second that notion!
I am just in awe of this video! I wish there was a way to track how many of us watch this over and over!
Just keep track of how many times YOU watch it and I'll just multiply that by a few thousand!!! LOL!!
Right?!?
One of the best docu .. enjoyed. What a treat for geology enthusiasts like me ..
I love this story especially since it’s true.belated congratulations on your bulldog tenacity.
Great production and Amazing gems!
Amazing Information and videography, thanks for sharing.
One of the best productions about Tourmaline there is. Thank you
In awe of Mother Nature and all it's creations. Thank you. 🤓🌈🙏🏾
Every specimen is omg and wow 🥰🥰😍😍🥰🥰
Such beauty, by nature! I think they look so much better like this then cut up into jewelry.
Daniel really knows his rocks! He is an encyclopedia of knowledge about nature's art!
Fantastic documentary, thank you for putting it up!
Wow. The crystals look like colorful flowers 💐. Thank you 💖
It's crazy to me that this guy got all the way there yet couldn't even SEE the stones because they had been bought by some other person who probably has them shut away somewhere where no one sees these amazing specimens but a few chosen, if even that. Thank you for these videos that at least capture pictures of these things to let people know they even exist beyond someones personal collection hidden away.
Magnificent beauty and so enthusiastically presented. I was mesmerized.
What an incredible journey! The video is wonderfully produced..... Great photography. I was transfixed! Well done..........
Thank you for sharing this! What an amazing story. I wish there was more mineral docs out there that are done in this fashion
I love this documentary. Best gem film I've ever seen. Senor Trinchillo, you have lived every rockhound's dream by unearthing these pockets. I'm living vicariously through you. Especially when i stare at the 💙Blue Dream💙 specimens & I get hypnotized all over again....
so beautiful. the specimens look like rock candy, but only if the rock candy was made in the land of Oz
This was awesome thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing ! I loved every minute of the film !
Nature bless us with such beauty!
Gobsmackingly incredible beauty! What a fantastic story and so well presented, thank you! It would be too good to be true if they find another group of pockets, but I so hope they do.
You’re killing it with these uploads lately, thank you for sharing so much content! Wish I knew where to get some of the material from this video, I have a 2005 blue cap ped and it’s my absolute favorite piece in my collection!
Daniel's enthusiasm in this video is as infectious as Covid-19 (that's a compliment.)
How wonderful ❤️🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🩷🩶🤍🖤
What an incredible history!
And the story of Pederneira isn't done yet!!!
Hands down, best tourmaline video ever on youtube! Amazing stories and pictures wow!
I N C R E I B L E ! ................... F A N T A S T I C O!............... I didn't move a finger until all the credits ended .....I was stoned to see! To hear! To admire everything! I really like to see other video from this adventure,! Saludos desde Mexico!
Thank you so much indeed!! Stay safe, stay blessed!!
You are so welcome.
This is one of the best videos you've uploaded. Such amazing specimens out of that mine and a great story behind it. Well done!
Thanks for this video, I love it!
I watched the entire thing. I loved every part of it, The stories behind this make it so much more interesting. And the tourmalines are incredible. I wish I could have one, haha. Definitely my favorite video from this channel, Hopefully there is some nice pockets to see in the future :)
amazing, thank you so much for making this available!
Thank you!!! Great video and loved Violet Pocket. it was like goodbye present)
By far my favorite gem mineral type for sure! What a great documentary! Thank you so much for this!! Please keep us posted on the future of this locality.
That big blue is just incredible!
Thank you , So glad you got to get some of the Tourmaline :) QC
More documentary stuff like this, please! Outstanding video, I enjoyed it a lot.
amazing. loved it. lets see that new production soon!!!
Fingers are crossed.
Wow, after wow, after wow!
amazing , thank you !
Thank You ladies that was really informative I look forward to seeing more of your videos
Fantastic documentary. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen, on mineral specimens. I have subscribed to your channel, and will watch this again, and again.
ive always loved the rainbows i see from crystals i have also seen them in snow and dew drops god shows us beauty in so many ways ,this was fun to see
Boa noite amigo Deus abençoe você e sua família gostei muito do seu
1:06:02 nice visualization of minerals in their natural surroundings
Whoa! Just hit play and im really excited to see this!
Thank you. I hope you enjoy. I had an absolute blast making this.
@@bluecapproductions my eyes and heart! Those specimens! Sensory overload. Dani is my absolute favorite of the high end mineral dealers. I dont know him personally but his outlook and collecting philosophy mirrors my own a lot. I feel like ive learned so much about the people in the industry and even made many friends by being exposed to the industry through your videos.
This was magnificent and honestly the best mine documentary ive seen. And ive actually seen a few.
@@bluecapproductions great job. Honestly
Thank you again. I'm hoping that the Pederneira continues to produce and that maybe we can do a Part II some day. SO much has changed and evolved since we finished the film. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
@@bluecapproductions sheesh that would be literally Epic! All my fingers and toes crossed for that!!
WoW! Thank You
You're welcome!
WOW! Do I ever wish that I could afford just a small specimen.
Producion profissonale.
hi! I'm a newbie here and still learning...at 51:57 Daniel say's that the most beautiful pockets had crystal which were growing toward the 'analogous pole'...he mentions analogous and antiligous...what is this? Can someone please define what this means to crystals and their growth cycle? thanks!
What a great video, I really enjoyed it. Such a refreshing break from all the bad economic and political crap.
Amen to that. Thank you for your feedback!!
wow. just wow.
What a fantastic documentary! And how bebeautiful are these minerals... thank you so much for sharing these moments with us.
That's the life of my dreams...
Hoping a new video like this one ...
Thanks
Delfe from France
Gemstones as they come from nature itself is stunning..
After gemcutting its mindboggling ...
I love these gems ..tourmalines colours are fascinating..
I love Brazilian Aquamarine too ..
In that ..personally..not a big fan of white diamonds...
When there are so many colours ...why settle for less
Gemstones don't come from nature. It's not a gem until it's cut
Wow! So beautiful! It looks like riolite that it is formed in.
Always enjoy very much the videos from Daniel Trinchilo. He usually have the best looking specimens. I live about only 560 miles away from this mine, and I honestly hope to visit it one day. It is a very small place, but with an airport about 60 miles away. So, it can be done.
やはりトルマリンは美しいですね
I can not read this, but gave it a thumbs up anyway! God bless You! Have a great day!!
Mother Nature at her best absolutely beautiful and amazing
Very nice video. thank you.
Such beautiful pieces of artwork minerals and gemstones. GOD really has such an amazing thoughtfulness of the formation of this gemstones and minerals. Thank you GOD for these and for the people mining these stones.
What beautiful world we have, inside and out.
Absolutely amazing, professionally documented and wonderful history to a rockhound like myself
BLACK is also a color of Tourmaline!
I wish I could work in mine looking for these beauties. Oh my ... Good luck, want to see more :-)
Epic another mineral documentary! I have watched all of voilet Patrick’s documentaries, which I recommend
Thank you for sharing such beauty with the world!
A note for the photographer of the specimen at 21:50; my opinion is bannanas are best for a scale reference.
Agreed!
i have a lot of Tourmalines..they are gorgeous
Wowwwww 😍
Awesome video I just live around this area. Daniel u r a man of kind thanks for your job done. I live right in between São José da Safira gov. Valadares and nova era and Antonio’s dias where there’s is a emerald mine and alexandritas from Antônio Dias. Next Time u came to Brazil try to find some one in nova era named Felipe he had an incredible land for aquamarine mines with a very good sample already coming out there.
So impressed almost Spiritual God Sent Great Video Thank you
Has the Mine produced anything remarkable in the years since? They talk as if something was in the works.
Parabéns Daniel ,Sr .Deca Avó do meu amigo Emanuel que está fazendo Geologia em Ouro Preto.parabens mesmo Fantastico
I think these crystals are storage of ancient data... Because it is formed with water... And water store information and is actually a memory database.... All are sources of energy..
Pederneira é considerada uma das minas mais importantes do mundo.
Id spray the core seperations with differant color chalkboard paints and a color paint pens to number the piece and color code them at the sane time, right as they are removed from the drill. Id have neon colors for post extraction damage. I know its going tobuse more time...but it will save more time many accident situations. Id go so far as to paint color stripes on the length if each sample incase of off transportation damage. Thats just me though.this video made me love taurmaline. I never knew it could be so nice. I knew watermelon and various greens( olive mostly) and pinks and some tri color with blue in it. The sharon stone is my favorite. Big blue and blue steel
Are my number two . violetta is 2.5 and te rest is 3rd. Id happily be custodian to such examples if ever i have the oppertunity.
Such a wonderful program, so well done, the material shown was truly eye candy, very educational. Loved the rocket pocket story! I would love to add a piece from this mine to my collection! I'm wondering if you can locate a pocket while doing a core sample?
Wish we could learn the prices ...
Way more expensive than the common man can afford 😛 At least the large and damageless ones.
Wish ya the best with reading the core samples, hope they lead you to even more amazing treasures. :)
I love it soooooo beatyful
"I miss that pocket" must of really been something. Would have been great to see it happening.
Ty. much love All. i share
How many poles are there?
What a wonderful story about people, places and events that revealed such fabulous stone works of art. So glad the people who made it possible survived to tell the history and describe the actions and emotions were present and could enjoy it all over again in the retelling of their memories. Thanks so much for all I learned and see in words and pictures. Congratulations on an incredible experience brought to life and shared with us.
I am curious to know about what is the height of this mine from sea level ? Very interesting and knowledgeable ,i am following you guys keep on uploading such informative videos thankyou and namaste from nepal 🙏🙏👍