Just magnificent got to get me one of those touches I have found opal in the forestry Queensland boulder opal and reutile in qauzte I have chert artefacts I enjoy your work
Thank you! That is such a nice message, TH-cam is a lot more work than I thought it would be and I'm really passionate about sharing what I've learned with people who can benefit from it. Your comment just means so much 🙏😊 If you have Boulder opal, Chert, Agate etc in your area then you should definitely get a UV flashlight! Be careful though, I wasted a lot of money and a lot of time shipping stuff back to Amazon, on the wrong lights. 365nm is What you're looking for and it's best to make sure it has the filter for looking at minerals. Always include minerals in the search bar, the ones you see advertised for looking at scorpions also work. I also recommend that you follow me on Facebook or Instagram so that we can exchange pictures! If you just search the Rockhounding gemologist you'll find it. Thanks again! Micki
Have you subscribed to my channel? Subscribers get access to the thousands of cheat sheets, Unpublished gemology coursework, custom mineralogy references etc. Simply email me, Micki B, at Rocks@WetMountains.com. put your name and "New subscriber" In the subject line then tell me what you are interested in and I'll send over all relevant information ☺️
Did you email me? I'm really glad you asked because it prompted me to check my emails and I had a bunch of people that have subscribed and emailed me and I didn't know it.... Just shoot me an email and I'll send them to you. Once I saw your comment I got into my Google drive and download it all of them for you. Thanks, Micki rocks@ManifestRanch.com
@@ElbowEyEI see where you already answered, sorry! My ADHD gets the best of me sometimes... I'll check it now and send stuff your way. Thank you for your patience!
Hi can you help ID the rock in my thumb nail ,found in Australia ,the face book groups dont understand this subject and pass it off as sandy opal ,yet this rock grows Brite orange under UV 365nm ,it also has a green gem that can been seen in natural light and its pinky crimson color with red and green flicks , what gems could glow orange like this under uv 365 ?
For bright orange the following comes to mind; Sphalerite, Calcite, Chert (and other microcrystalline quartz) and Opal. I'd really need to see a picture. Will you email me a picture? Rocks@wetmountains.com ? Or you can message me on Facebook "The Rockhounding Gemologist" though an email I'm much more likely to see 😉 I'm sure I can help you if I can see a picture
@@RockhoundingGems ok cool this stone or gem has been seen by many on face book last few days and still no real clue , one guy was set on matrix opal ,? that fluorescent feldspars bright orange just like a yooperlite , ill send you some pics on email
Hi, I see you have a :-( emoji and it sounds like you're interested in selling rocks? Can you clarify? Also, You can email me with more detail and I can probably help. One of the educational programs I have available for subscribers is about selling crystals for profit. Just subscribe to the channel and then email me, Micki B, at rocks@wetmountains.com with you name + "new subscriber" in the subject line and then your question in the message. Thanks! Micki
Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Just magnificent got to get me one of those touches I have found opal in the forestry Queensland boulder opal and reutile in qauzte I have chert artefacts I enjoy your work
Thank you! That is such a nice message, TH-cam is a lot more work than I thought it would be and I'm really passionate about sharing what I've learned with people who can benefit from it. Your comment just means so much 🙏😊
If you have Boulder opal, Chert, Agate etc in your area then you should definitely get a UV flashlight! Be careful though, I wasted a lot of money and a lot of time shipping stuff back to Amazon, on the wrong lights. 365nm is What you're looking for and it's best to make sure it has the filter for looking at minerals. Always include minerals in the search bar, the ones you see advertised for looking at scorpions also work.
I also recommend that you follow me on Facebook or Instagram so that we can exchange pictures!
If you just search the Rockhounding gemologist you'll find it.
Thanks again! Micki
How do I get those cheat sheets. I have a lot of stones I need to get a light.
Have you subscribed to my channel? Subscribers get access to the thousands of cheat sheets, Unpublished gemology coursework, custom mineralogy references etc. Simply email me, Micki B, at Rocks@WetMountains.com. put your name and "New subscriber" In the subject line then tell me what you are interested in and I'll send over all relevant information ☺️
@@RockhoundingGems sent an email. Thanks
Did you email me? I'm really glad you asked because it prompted me to check my emails and I had a bunch of people that have subscribed and emailed me and I didn't know it....
Just shoot me an email and I'll send them to you. Once I saw your comment I got into my Google drive and download it all of them for you. Thanks, Micki
rocks@ManifestRanch.com
@RockhoundingGems yes, I sent email. Asking for the cheat sheet for the fluorescent minerals.
@@ElbowEyEI see where you already answered, sorry! My ADHD gets the best of me sometimes... I'll check it now and send stuff your way. Thank you for your patience!
Hi can you help ID the rock in my thumb nail ,found in Australia ,the face book groups dont understand this subject and pass it off as sandy opal ,yet this rock grows Brite orange under UV 365nm ,it also has a green gem that can been seen in natural light and its pinky crimson color with red and green flicks , what gems could glow orange like this under uv 365 ?
For bright orange the following comes to mind; Sphalerite, Calcite, Chert (and other microcrystalline quartz) and Opal. I'd really need to see a picture. Will you email me a picture? Rocks@wetmountains.com ? Or you can message me on Facebook "The Rockhounding Gemologist" though an email I'm much more likely to see 😉 I'm sure I can help you if I can see a picture
@@RockhoundingGems ok cool this stone or gem has been seen by many on face book last few days and still no real clue , one guy was set on matrix opal ,? that fluorescent feldspars bright orange just like a yooperlite , ill
send you some pics on email
How can sell this rocks?😢
Hi, I see you have a :-( emoji and it sounds like you're interested in selling rocks? Can you clarify?
Also, You can email me with more detail and I can probably help. One of the educational programs I have available for subscribers is about selling crystals for profit. Just subscribe to the channel and then email me, Micki B, at rocks@wetmountains.com with you name + "new subscriber" in the subject line and then your question in the message. Thanks! Micki
BTW, I had to watch this twice.
Yikes... So I messed up and there's a repeat? I really appreciate you letting me know! I'll get it fixed in the morning. Thanks again! Micki
@RockhoundingGems there's no mess up. I enjoyed it so much, I watched it twice.
@@ElbowEyEOh wow!!! That's amazing news 😁🙏