10 Most EXPENSIVE Minerals In The World
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10 Most EXPENSIVE Minerals In The World - Zábava
It'd be much more exciting if you'd go from the less expensive stone up to the most expensive one... Once you know the most expensive first the video rapid loses interest
Perfect for museums
Just so you know, most of the previous gems such as Jade, ruby, serendibite, Painite, and not to include gold majority of the lists actually came from one country Myanmar ( Burma), and yet the greed of dictatorship kept the country in poverty for decades
Myanmar has a lot of beautiful things! Hopefully, you will subdue your dark side with more kindness. Thinking about war is just too costly as it is. My prayer to you!
Your point??
I have jade authentic i will sale
Ruby is painite
I like the stones jadeite, red diamond, diamond, ruby, blue garnet and the minerals gold and platinum.
Great..Mr luxury
Another Awesome video Much Love ❤❤❤
Thank you kindly!
Awesome video thank you 🙏
Fantastic knowledgeable thank you
awesome video again 💯
Great video 🎥 thank you for informasi 👍👍
YTP is indeed quite luxurious 😂
Top class
Pip pip anda' CHERRIO TO YOU! Mr.Luxury.... Very enjoyable, yes the pigeon blood and jadite and of course diamonds are just a few.God has blessed me with.This concept is fantastic❗Educating the consumer.🗽🌠You left out Tansinite....maybe not?
Amazing video
The voice and content........ Sir you have a fan
Nice
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Wonder why he did not mention alexanderite?
Wow 🤩
Keep up the good work 👍 I have high hopes for this channel
Thank you!
I can't believe it! the thumbnail wasn't clickbait?!
5:09 that stone was actually Serendibite but transparent
Hi mr , do you know in Mexico I find Serendibite stone, I would like to show you.. thank u
All true and good, but what about rare earth minerals?
Super Ok
4:51 *CARROTS*
Hilarious!
Jim Carrey made a documentary about jadeite
I have a vedio of the jem can you identifying it? If so i will attache.
I think I have one and a violet star Sapphire both raw corundum and rough red diamond or pink
Hi Mr luxury..🤝 I do have one serendibite stone 🪨 from Mexico
How about vibranium from Wakanda ? No place for the black panther Gem 😁
Must've gotten left out of the list. Going to have a strong word with the editor about this.
I think it's metal
Hello is red diamonds more rare then pink ones
Three million American dollars per carat?? That’s insane. I’m a millionaire!
U sure.
hello ❤ I have a question How I could sold out one carat diamond without any paper?
Mashallah
Interesting video. And I have some beautiful jadeite both loose and set in jewellery if anyone wants some (certificated).
I thought ruby was the most expensive 😛
12 Most Expensive Gemstones In The World
There are over 4,000 minerals on earth, many of which we will never see in real life. Bizarre mineral assemblages and trace impurities have caused some of the world’s rarest gemstones. Some you likely have heard of and others will undoubtedly leave you searching Google for more information.With the list below, we will cover a short list of incredible gemstones, a bit about their origin and mineralogy.
As a quick background, minerals can be classified as gemstones based on their chemical composition, refraction, crystal structure, and optical characteristics. The classification and degree of imperfections in a mineral or birthstone can determine value and associated rarity.
12. Jeremejevite - $2,000 per carat
Jeremejevite (Al6B5O15(F,OH)3) is an aluminum bearing borate mineral with associated fluoride and hydroxide. It was first found in the Adun-Chilon Mountains in Siberia in 1883. This gem has a similar hardness as quartz, 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, and therefore is ideal for jewelry making.
11. Fire Opal - $2,300 per carat
Fire Opal (SiO2·nH2O) is actually not technically a mineral but instead is a mineraloid. The reason being opal does not have a crystal structure that is required for all minerals. As noted in the chemical formula, opal is a hydrated form of silica or silicon dioxide. Opals can form in a variety of different colors depending on the environmental conditions during formation. The mineralogy of opal allows it to diffract light, causing it to shimmer various colors.
10. Poudretteite - $3,000 per carat
Poudretteite (KNa2B3Si12O30) was originally discovered in Mont St. Hilaire Quebec, Canada in the 1960s by the Poudrette family. The gem is naturally pink in color and has a Mohs hardness of 5. It wasn’t until 2000 until the first gem quality poudretteite was found in Mogok, Burma at an amazing 9.41 carats (pictured above).
9. Benitoite - $4,000 per carat
Benitoite (BaTiSi3O9) is a bright blue gemstone made up of barium, titanium, and silica. Benitoite is formed during the late stage cooling of a hydrothermally altered serpentinite. This rare gemstone is found in San Benito County, California where it got its name. Benitoite will give off strong fluorescence and shines a bright blue color.
8. Musgravite - $6,000 per carat
Musgravite (Be(Mg, Fe, Zn)2Al6O12) was originally discovered in 1967 in Musgrave Ranges, Australia. This very rare and hard gemstone is in the same family as taafeite that appears later in this article. As noted in the elemental composition, Musgravite is an aluminum oxide with variable proportions of magnesium, iron, and zinc.
7. Red Beryl - $10,000 per carat
Red Beryl (Be3Al2Si6O18) is a mineral composed of beryllium, aluminum, and silicate. In nature, pure beryl is colorless but acquires it’s coloration from trace amounts of additional elements. Red Beryl is found in mineralized rhyolite tuffs in Thomas Range, Utah. This gem can garner up to $10,000 per carat and are rarely found above 2-3 carats.
6. Alexandrite - $12,000 per carat
Alexandrite (BeAl2O4) is a type of chrysoberyl that was found in the Ural Mountains, Russia in the 1830′s. You may have seen the incredible changing color of this mineral where it appears to be emerald in light and ruby red in darkness. The difference between alexandrite and chrysoberyl is the presence of iron, titanium, and chromium as impurities within alexandrite.
5. Diamond - $15,000 per carat
Diamond (C) is one we’ve all heard of and is the centerpiece of most engagement rings. As noted in the chemical composition, diamonds are pure carbon arranged in a diamond lattice, which accounts for it’s incredible strength and durability. Diamonds are found in cooled kimberlites that formed over the course of 1 to 3 billion years.
4. Serendibite - $18,000 per carat
Serendibite ((Ca,Na)2(Mg,Fe2+)3(Al,Fe3+)3[O2|(Si,Al,B)6O18]) is an extremely rare gemstone and mineral discovered originally in Sri Lanka in 1902. This inosilicate has a complex chemical formula with many side branches of calcium, boron, aluminum, magnesium, etc. Serendibite was recently discovered in the Mogok area of Myanmar.
3. Grandidierite - $20,000 per carat
Grandidierite ((Mg,Fe2+)Al3(BO3)(SiO4)O2) is a very rare gem that can fetch up to $20,000 per carat and was first discovered in Madagascar in 1902. It is commonly found as an accessory mineral on aluminous boron rich rocks with a pearly semitransparent bluish green hue.
2. Taaffeite - $35,000 per carat
Taafeite (BeMgAl4O8) is a very rare mineral and often misidentified as spinel. Surprisingly, the gemstone was first discovered already cut and polished in Dublin, Ireland in 1945. At the time the gemstone was mislabelled as spinel and upon further inspection, it was determined that the mineral was actually a new unidentified gem. The primary difference between spinel and taafeite is the double refraction found in the later. The gem is found in alluvial deposits within Sri Lanka and Tanzania.
1. Red Diamond - $1,000,000 per carat
Above we featured the diamond as one of the most expensive gemstones, and coming in at number 1 with a price tag of over $1 million per carat is the red diamond. There are less than 30 red diamonds found around the world, with most of them being less than half a carat. You may assume that the red color comes from an impurity, but it is actually derived from plastic deformation of the crystal lattice. The famous 5.11ct Moussaieff Red Diamond was acquired in 2011 for $8 million and is the largest red diamond discovered in the world.
You are making full knowledgeable video about Precious Stones with Diamond , I am doing this business , its wonderful and well profitable business ,
I keep some ideas about rare and most expensive Gems ..
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I have one Black big stone may be serendibite stone where to sell that stone
Hey I have been educating myself on gems for bout 6yrs and with the high quality large gems that I have got me concerned if these gems might be highly valuable and if they are lab could still be valuable lmk and I will send pics and videos to let u look at wat I have
Paraiba tourmaline? 😕
Can you make a diamon video
S a l o m o n sliman larach vidéo good 10 ,10
Jesus Marie....
Have you ever thought about quartz that's a mineral you should definitely check out it might be valuable you never know
I have plenty in my backyard
@@fun-timeedutainment7125 you do that's great
Nowadays i have a hundred kgs of these jadeite.
HUTTON DAVANI JADEITE NECKLCE 23 BEADS GOT SOLD FOR $32.7 MILLION TO CARTIER AT CHRISTIES.
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Sapphires?
Oh yes I know what those are blue gems I don't know where they're found at but I hear they're one of the best ever
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There are some more 😊you miss
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Hi
It’s not carrot
It’s carat
such a poor country's always have majority of the most and expensive gems.. why poor in contrast to rich! they're supposed the most rich country in the world.. like Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao, Vietnam, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Brazil and Africa... but what are they, all the gems went to only some people and controlled ooohhh my goodness... certificate is a must...and required owning all of this..
Australia is also poor
I am from India and I have some expensive stone
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#Star Tag
Carrot? Really?
Blue diamonds are more expensive than jadiete
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I do hive a black diamond how I sell meni
10Q but I have so many minera by what method to sell
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Most expensive thing (anti matter )
Yes it's actually spelled Antimatter not Anti Matter. It's worth 62.5 trillion dollars per gram. Antimatter is extremely dangerous. If Antimatter comes into contact with ordinary matter they cancel themselves out of existence. When this happens, it releases a huge amount of energy. 0.5 grams of Antimatter can make an explosion equivalent to the Hiroshima bomb. People use magnetic fields to keep this substance from contact with matter. The record for safely containing Antimatter was 16 minutes. Antimatter is extremely expensive because it's very hard to make in big quantities and it requires expensive equipment to make it. Only about 19 nanograms of Antimatter have ever been produced to date. That amount isn't even enough to boil a cup of tea!
Give me one if you get
Hlo sir
lets do such business come
Where r u getting ur facts and figures from? 90% of them are completely wrong especially the pricing. I’ve been a gemologist for 20 years and ur video is almost comical. Ruby? 200k a carat? Walmart sells it for 150 bucks a carat lol. U really need to do better research. Also only the rarest of the rare of jadeite sells for millions a carat....u should consult w GIA and then explain the difference between record setting 1/10000000 auction prices and average consumer examples
1:03 look at his finger nails
J dayt
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Where is Obamium?
You left out one of the most common mineral, silver.
Stolen from Africa...SMH
random guy wut? Lol
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