13 Rarest Gemstones and Minerals Ever Seen

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  • Here are the 13 most rare and valuable gemstones and minerals ever seen in the world like the blye Benitoite and red diamonds!
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    8. Jeremejevite
    This mineral was discovered way back in 1883 by a French mineralogist named Augustin Alexis Damour, who named it after the Russian scientist Pavel Vladimirovich Eremeev. The crystal was found on Mt. Soktui in Siberia, Russia. Since then, it has been described as being found in the Eifel District of Germany and in the Pamir Mountains in Namibia. This rare aluminum borate mineral is comprised of variable hydroxide and fluoride ions.
    7. Poudretteite
    This mineral was first found during the mid-1960’s in the Poudrette quarry of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec. However, it wasn’t until 1987 that the poudretteite was fully recognized as a new mineral. Even then, this mineral wasn't described in depth until 2003. As stated by several different sources, it’s believed that only a relative few will ever come into contact with this mineral and let alone ever even hear it mentioned.
    6. Grandidierite
    This is considered to be an extremely rare mineral and gem that was first seen in 1902 on the Island of Madagascar. It was named in honor after the French explorer Alfred Grandidier who once studied the island’s natural history. Grandidierite comes in a bluish-green color and is located almost entirely in Madagascar, although, there was a clean faceted sample that was found in Sri Lanka. Grandidierite is also pleochroic, which means it's able to absorb different wavelengths of light differently and that results in different colors, such is the same ability with the gems tanzanite and alexandrite.
    5. Painite
    This gemstone was first discovered back in the 1950’s in Myanmar by a British mineralogist named Arthur C. D. Pain. For the next several decades only two fragments of the hexagonal mineral were known to exist on earth. By the time the year 2005 rolled around, there were still less than 25 discovered pieces of painite and The Guinness Book of World Records had declared it the world's rarest gemstone mineral. However, that was 11 years ago and since then the origin of the original stones has been found, along with two other major locations that have led to the discovery of thousands of small samples of painite fragments. Even so, they’re still considered one of the world’s rarest minerals.
    4. Red Beryl
    Also known as bixbite, "red emerald", or "scarlet emerald", red beryl was first reported as far back as 1904. Even though its chemical compound is closely similar to that of aquamarines and emeralds, it’s actually considered to be rarer than both of them. What gives the mineral its red color palette is thanks to the presence of ManganeseⅢ+ ions. It can be found in parts of New Mexico and Utah where it’s actually proven to be quite difficult to mine. Because of this, prices for red beryl are known to reach high levels and have even gone on to be around 10,000 per karat for stones.
    3. Ammolite
    This rare gemstone can be found mainly in the eastern region of the Rocky Mountains of North America. Ammolite is an opal-like gemstone that is solely made up of the fossilized shells of extinct animals known as ammonites. This makes ammolite one of the few biogenic gemstones that exist, along with pearls and amber. Ammolites weren’t officially recognized as gemstones until 1981 when they were given official status by the World Jewellery Confederation.
    That’s also the same year that commercial mining for ammolite began.
    2. Tanzanite
    It’s been said that tanzanite is 1,000 times rarer than a diamond, which might as well be the case considering the fact that it can be found almost entirely near the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. This is where the perfect conditions lie in order to form the mineral. Like grandidierite, tanzanite is able to produce striking shifts in color based on the crystal’s orientation and the certain lighting conditions. Caltech's geology division states this is because the color variations are caused by the existence of vanadium ions.
    1. Red Diamonds
    Did you know that diamonds come in a variety of colors? In fact, diamonds can range from being yellow, brown, colorless, blue, green, black, pink, orange, and red. That’s also the same order of how rare each diamond is classified as with yellow being the least and red being the most. Not only that but diamonds are also the hardest natural substances that form here on earth. Just like the colorless diamond, the red diamond is made purely out of carbon, however, what gives the diamond its red color is actually a deformation of their atomic structure that’s known as a “plastic deformation”. The Moussaieff Red is the largest red diamond in the world among the little known other red diamonds that have been discovered.

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  • @ShadowDragon
    @ShadowDragon Před 7 lety +100

    black opal
    made of : pearl and amethyst
    alexandrite
    made of: pearl , amethyst and garnet

    • @sydroche8939
      @sydroche8939 Před 7 lety +7

      I love su

    • @megasans1890
      @megasans1890 Před 7 lety

      Maximum GamingX we are the Crystal gems

    • @hijynx6594
      @hijynx6594 Před 7 lety +4

      Black opal
      made of: Hydrous silicon dioxide. The colour flashes are caused by silicon spheres of various sizes that refract different wavelengths of light depending on size.
      Alexandrite = colour change variety of chrysoberyl
      made of: Beryllium aluminate
      lol, what a strange show

    • @doofguy6514
      @doofguy6514 Před 7 lety

      Communism Is Death your are rude

    • @wholesomespinel6807
      @wholesomespinel6807 Před 7 lety

      Sans The Skeleton we r twins ._.

  • @willowshop3789
    @willowshop3789 Před 7 lety +1353

    90% of comments are Steven Universe fans
    8% of comments are stories about gems
    2% of comments are actually about the video

  • @lockuplex
    @lockuplex Před 4 lety +36

    Villagers: 5 dirt take it or leave it

  • @someaceashes1637
    @someaceashes1637 Před 4 lety +31

    Okay SOOOOO
    13: Black Opal
    12: Jadeite
    11: Alexandrite
    10: Benitoite
    09: Musgravite
    08: Jeremjevite
    07: Poudretteite
    06: Grandidierite
    05: Painite
    04: Red Beryl
    03: Ammolite
    02: Tanzanite
    01: Red Diamonds

  • @icegiant1000
    @icegiant1000 Před 7 lety +23

    The Jadeite necklace did not sell for 9.3 billion dollars. The most expensive Jadeite ever sold came in at around $29m.

    • @michaelrose93
      @michaelrose93 Před 7 lety +1

      I saw a million dollar cabochon at GJX a few years back. WOW

  • @hakizae6612
    @hakizae6612 Před 5 lety +166

    Houseki no Kuni gems:
    *hold my sword-*

  • @fixfireleo
    @fixfireleo Před 6 lety +469

    diamonds arent rare at all. it is only MARKETING that makes diamonds valuable.

    • @be2Gee
      @be2Gee Před 6 lety +36

      While accessible diamonds aren't actually that rare, inaccessible diamonds are actually very common. The vast majority of all diamonds are buried at around 100 miles below the ground, below the earth's crust, some diamonds can be found in between somewhere as it is being squeezed upwards, while the rest has nearly reached the earths surface. Anyway, why would diamonds be rare? Its just compressed carbon dioxide, carbon being one of the most common chemical elements on our planet.

    • @Little_Miss_Carrex
      @Little_Miss_Carrex Před 6 lety +15

      rob robert
      Fun fact: if you put peanut butter under extreme pressure you can create a diamond

    • @notalejandra1704
      @notalejandra1704 Před 6 lety +2

      @@Little_Miss_Carrex animal jam?

    • @SoCalFreelance
      @SoCalFreelance Před 5 lety +14

      Also all the colors can be reproduced in synthetic diamonds which is a growing business undercutting the shady greedy diamond cartels mostly centered in israel.

    • @guy2HIGH
      @guy2HIGH Před 5 lety +17

      Diamonds became valuable because DeBeers said they were valuable... and they've been saying that for 130 years now.

  • @sluggish._
    @sluggish._ Před 5 lety +68

    I found a red rock outside, and I thought I was special.

    • @felipea1844
      @felipea1844 Před 4 lety

      We are European Scientists we will murder you for Gold, Silver, Diamond aka Love, and anything we value. We invoke science to devalue your continent, country, island, religion, and people group. We Europeans are superior according to Charles Darwin, his advocates, and Social Darwinism. Social Darwinism another Pseudoscience like many other put foward without no public apology, or public redress.

    • @mossykoalshibao963
      @mossykoalshibao963 Před 3 lety

      @@felipea1844 oop

    • @plazmica0323
      @plazmica0323 Před 3 lety

      The amount of anger you emit is radioactive : D

  • @jimscott772
    @jimscott772 Před 6 lety +297

    The jadeite necklace was $9.3 million, not billion. Just use some logic.

    • @rapweb3494
      @rapweb3494 Před 6 lety +24

      thank god! I am surprised, so few have noticed this.

    • @storeofwealth6750
      @storeofwealth6750 Před 6 lety +21

      Came to say this. Plus it's carat, not karat

    • @raydominguez9351
      @raydominguez9351 Před 5 lety +7

      and the pronounciation of beryl is wrong.

    • @angelaemmens9235
      @angelaemmens9235 Před 5 lety +2

      Was thinking thats a lot of money for rocks

    • @manuelyglesias127
      @manuelyglesias127 Před 5 lety +4

      I didn’t even find the 9.3 million one, there is only a very unreliable mention on pinrerest. It is true that jade is a frenzy in China though

  • @oscaralonso4699
    @oscaralonso4699 Před 7 lety +596

    I found a smokey quartz in my backyard.

  • @keiimyen5398
    @keiimyen5398 Před 6 lety +82

    Alexandrite is my favorite :> Cause of Houseki no Kuni XD

  • @orca8569
    @orca8569 Před 6 lety +32

    so basically if you find a new gemstone name it after something or someone with ite afterwards

    • @steve154life
      @steve154life Před 4 lety +3

      I have a gem stone's that a few haft heard of it's called Sinhalite unknown pretty much until the 50s except for one cut in the 15th century and owened by sum jewler who sold sum of the stones he had to the Crown of Europe

    • @steve154life
      @steve154life Před 4 lety +2

      That's same stone was wat Was identified as a "new"mineral in the 50s Sinhalite comes from Sri Lanka old name Ceylon as Ceylon sapphire s

    • @user-tp1xd9nf7j
      @user-tp1xd9nf7j Před 3 lety

      Pooeep

    • @user-tp1xd9nf7j
      @user-tp1xd9nf7j Před 3 lety

      Peeoop*

  • @mysticblue108
    @mysticblue108 Před 7 lety +106

    Is anybody else wanting to go find some of the gems or is that just me?

  • @tahliagonzalez4442
    @tahliagonzalez4442 Před 7 lety +494

    aye were my Steven Universe fans at?

  • @timberthewolf9448
    @timberthewolf9448 Před 6 lety +213

    MY DIAMOND
    YOUR DIAMOND
    PINK DIAMOND!!!!

  • @mercury3222
    @mercury3222 Před 6 lety +35

    (For le SU fans)
    There is a theory that Pink Diamond was supposed to be Red Diamond, but came out kinda defective for the intended color, as it would be harder to get Red Diamond as they are rarer than Pink Diamond

  • @reiswag8434
    @reiswag8434 Před 7 lety +281

    Red Diamond confirmed

  • @criskity
    @criskity Před 7 lety +21

    Tan-zany-a, Mye-un-mar, Siri Lanka, Nameebia... a litany of beastly pronunciations!

  • @lai1a.c0re
    @lai1a.c0re Před 4 lety +12

    Nobody:
    Not even a single soul:
    Alexandrite: *You too should spend some time apart.*

  • @papik2005
    @papik2005 Před 4 lety +6

    All minerals are amazing creations of the Mother Nature! Personally, I like Tanzanite, Alexandrite and Uvarovite (you did not show last one, but it one of the rarest green gem stone quality minerals, the one of 9.9ct in US Natural History Museum considers a national treasure). Anyway, Thank you for the nice video!

  • @ellagrace7914
    @ellagrace7914 Před 7 lety +670

    this episode of Steven Universe is so good

  • @wut404
    @wut404 Před 7 lety +449

    I was looking forward to seeing myself in this video

    • @sookai74
      @sookai74 Před 7 lety +11

      Peridot
      XD
      Yellow Diamond wasn't here cause you called her a Clod.

    • @hijynx6594
      @hijynx6594 Před 7 lety +15

      Adrian Guerra Try again. Yet another misconception regarding diamonds. Yellow diamonds occur naturally when enough nitrogen replaces carbon atoms, brown, pink, red and violet diamonds occur from plastic deformation of the crystal structure and appear in colour zoned bands, green diamonds occur naturally when in the presence of radiation deep in the earth's mantle, blue diamonds occur from the presence of boron replacing some carbon atoms, white and black diamonds occur because of large amounts of inclusions - though of different types - that affects light's path through the stone, and orange diamonds occur naturally though what colours them isn't entirely known yet. Colourless diamonds -what you called white, are the most common type used in commercial jewellery.

    • @hijynx6594
      @hijynx6594 Před 7 lety +5

      LanceIsWeird Wrong field of study, but sure. 😂😂

    • @ericlax1578
      @ericlax1578 Před 7 lety

      poor perisot

    • @craftedbytechnology3925
      @craftedbytechnology3925 Před 7 lety +2

      lol i was hoping to see a peridot or a garnet

  • @mckdgz4994
    @mckdgz4994 Před 5 lety +6

    Blue Tazanite and Blue Benoitite are my favorites ..All Blues .

  • @TsetsiStoyanova
    @TsetsiStoyanova Před 5 lety +21

    very informative!

  • @ShadowDragon
    @ShadowDragon Před 7 lety +12

    red diamond theory confirmed in steven universe

  • @GlassDeviant
    @GlassDeviant Před 7 lety +43

    I had an alexandrite in my class rign from high school, the colour only changes due to lighting, not the angle of view. The only circumstances where the angle of view would have any effect is if a distinctly different light source was hitting it from a different angle, and the movement caused an intereaction with the eyes of the viewer, thus the change is due to the other light, not the viewing angle.

    • @BigTimeZergRush
      @BigTimeZergRush Před 7 lety +3

      I Have never seen a class ring with a natural gem. My father had a class ring and it was supposed to have a citrine in it but turns out it was only glass, and citrine is cheap but they still faked it. So i doubt they would put a real alexandrite in a class ring.

    • @GlassDeviant
      @GlassDeviant Před 7 lety +1

      And that's the difference between knowing and having an opinion.

    • @garybacon1843
      @garybacon1843 Před 7 lety

      GlassDeviant

    • @GlassDeviant
      @GlassDeviant Před 7 lety

      Gary Bacon

    • @GlassDeviant
      @GlassDeviant Před 7 lety +4

      There's a difference between a Ferrari and a Mustang, too. Both beautiful, but I'll take the Ferrari any day, if I can afford it. And if I can't, I'll keep my Subaru rather than switch to a crappy Ford product.

  • @traior246
    @traior246 Před 4 lety +2

    Land of the Lustrous Steven Universe Crossover looks tight

  • @jessicastork4048
    @jessicastork4048 Před 4 lety +2

    Tanzanite is my favorite! My mom has been collecting tanzanite jewelry for years. Since I was a teen I can remember many times that she has given tanzanite pieces to the girls in our family as Christmas gifts. We sometimes get together and compare our pieces with her collection. A few years back she told us how hard it is going to become to get tanzanite in the future because the US has lost it's ability to purchase tanzanite. This news was not something any one of us wanted to hear.

  • @IDontReallyWantAYoutubeHandle

    I know half of these gem names because of Steven Universe

  • @joshlittlemore5787
    @joshlittlemore5787 Před 7 lety +48

    Black opal = homeworld amaphist and a homeworld pearl

    • @razingflame
      @razingflame Před 7 lety +8

      Black Pearl + Homeworld Amethyst= BLACK OPAL

    • @cartthecart827
      @cartthecart827 Před 7 lety +1

      +Razing Flame yes that would be cool

    • @checkoutmynewchannelshortc7562
      @checkoutmynewchannelshortc7562 Před 7 lety +1

      Josh Littlemore *amethyst

    • @doglover0444
      @doglover0444 Před 7 lety +2

      ᎷY FᎪᏙᎾᎡᏆᎢᎬ ᏔᎪᏚ ᎢᎻᎬ ᏴᏞᎪᏟK ᎾᏢᎪᏞ ᏴᎬᏟᎪᏌᏚᎬ ᏆᎢ ᏆᏚ ᎷY ᏴᏆᎡᎢᎻᏚᎢᎾNᎬ

    • @zzaslah3796
      @zzaslah3796 Před 7 lety +1

      Doglover04 mine too 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @arbazKhan91
    @arbazKhan91 Před 6 lety +184

    Thanos coming for you

  • @janetkensett1503
    @janetkensett1503 Před 6 lety +6

    Tanzanite is my favorite after a diamond. I love the purple blue color of the stone. The deeper the color the better.

  • @lunaraurora8308
    @lunaraurora8308 Před 7 lety +166

    I really like the black opal... it looks so pretty!

  • @T3nn10
    @T3nn10 Před 7 lety +193

    2:24 whats the use of feeling blue?

  • @asiandude1587
    @asiandude1587 Před 6 lety +13

    does every one here realize that almost all of the gems ends with the word “ite?”

  • @zerofateinfinity6987
    @zerofateinfinity6987 Před 5 lety +74

    Know most about some of these thanks to houseki no kuni

  • @jasper5622
    @jasper5622 Před 6 lety +28

    Your voice alone is able to create the super-rare "butchering-everything-ever's-pronunciation-ite"

  • @microfox7
    @microfox7 Před 7 lety +25

    My favorite gem was always tanzanite but I never knew it was that rare. Well now I like iolite more but I like both gems equally. And who else likes Steven Universe. Plus this Thursday is gem harvest yay.

    • @legianaboi265
      @legianaboi265 Před 2 lety

      Not me for Stephen universe because it keeps on popping up while I'm searching for gemstones.

  • @milkyruchi
    @milkyruchi Před 3 lety +3

    90% Steven universe
    70%houseki no kuni
    60% fightinh about houseki no kuni and steven universe
    30%about how beautiful the gemstone is in the pictures
    10%/100%- telling that these video is interesting
    Edit: so phos is ammolite now since the gem got swallowed by the snail :000

  • @cyn37211
    @cyn37211 Před 6 lety +1

    Tanzanite!!! I’ve got a collection of unset stones, as well as some jewelry. It’s gorgeous in the sunlight, blueberry blue, with flashes of purple & turquoise blue.

  • @JadeRepayeStarchild1964
    @JadeRepayeStarchild1964 Před 8 lety +15

    I had a decent sized red diamond in the semi rough state that was stolen, I still have my medium thick paper back novel sized peice of Jadite. A late friend who was in mining said the Jadite was from Africa and the red diamond from China. He was at near every mine in the world.

  • @chibidenizen4937
    @chibidenizen4937 Před 7 lety +17

    Alexandrite, in its natural state, is hard to find in nature, but there are common lab cultures of the same gemstone. It is my birthstone and I currently wear 3 pieces of Alexandrite daily. Two are of the same grade and the other is a different grade, so the colors sometimes vary between stones. It is always pretty to look at them when the sun goes down since their color changes from a purple to a deep aqua-emerald green.

    • @chrisponton4233
      @chrisponton4233 Před 6 lety +1

      Chibi Denizen Ahhh! It’s my birthstone as well. I only have a lab created 3ct pendent. Although have top quality tanzanite 5ct & 3ct That is deep blue with red flashes that I love too!

    • @janebuchanan8056
      @janebuchanan8056 Před 6 lety

      My birthstone too. I saw a gorgeous alexandrite in a jewelry store. I had to see one in person to truly appreciate it. Maybe one day I'll have one.

    • @BigCroca
      @BigCroca Před 2 lety

      Moonstone and pearl are your birthstone too

  • @fabulouslifeinchrist1349

    That blue tanzanite, black emerald, and red diamond are the most beautiful to my eyes

  • @ahmedKhan-ig5dt
    @ahmedKhan-ig5dt Před 5 lety +2

    I've tanzanite blue violet and I am in love with my stone

  • @denzelsugayan432
    @denzelsugayan432 Před 7 lety +182

    Alexandeite is a fusion between garnet, amethyst and pearl.

  • @lordweebus4367
    @lordweebus4367 Před 7 lety +66

    You can just hear the SU fans jizzing in the comments.

  • @dianehodgkinson7113
    @dianehodgkinson7113 Před 5 lety +1

    I have always loved emeralds - however My personal favourite is natural cabochon Tanzanite - which I am actually wearing as I watch this!

  • @neohippe1
    @neohippe1 Před 6 lety +12

    Snyderite is more rare than any of these!-) Black Opal Snyderite is so much more beautiful. Uranium Opal Snyderite is Amazing. All Snyderite comes from one place in Yavapai County AZ.

  • @chadgam3r556
    @chadgam3r556 Před 7 lety +120

    Alexandrite is my fav fusion in Steven universe

  • @anitaschopfer9625
    @anitaschopfer9625 Před 6 lety +37

    Alexandrite is my birthstone, and Russian alexandrites' are the most beautiful!

    • @chickenwing4998
      @chickenwing4998 Před 4 lety

      Same

    • @NiennaFan1
      @NiennaFan1 Před 4 lety

      I vill not eat ze breadsticks! Only ze vodka! (sorry for the notification you got)

    • @motherbear8474
      @motherbear8474 Před 4 lety

      Anita Schopfer my birthstone is Sapphire

  • @DrBeeSpeaks
    @DrBeeSpeaks Před 5 lety +2

    I have a tanzanite crystal ring. I love crystals. Thanks for the video! ❤️

  • @KaelFazkid
    @KaelFazkid Před 4 lety

    Red Diamonds: **exsits**
    Minecraft Players voting for new ores: *I n v e s t*

  • @MothCrawler
    @MothCrawler Před 7 lety +44

    *Sees peridot in thumb nail*
    Me: apparently more than YOU, YOU CLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD

    • @led8382
      @led8382 Před 6 lety

      i thought of her theme! "yes here,here everybody!

    • @anon2704
      @anon2704 Před 6 lety

      CLOD!!! :>

    • @manicpixiedreamhurl03
      @manicpixiedreamhurl03 Před 5 lety

      Are Clods the SU version of Muggles?

    • @NiennaFan1
      @NiennaFan1 Před 4 lety

      AriannaXOXO it’s an insult- for characters that are gemstones, calling each other a hunk of dirt is a huge insult!

    • @ejaquino3555
      @ejaquino3555 Před 4 lety

      HMM!!!!!!! >:

  • @ephraimmarquez5148
    @ephraimmarquez5148 Před 8 lety +303

    I want them to fuse together

  • @thepeach12345
    @thepeach12345 Před 5 lety

    something tells me the clues to these amassing pieces come from all around the world show that precious things last for a long time.

  • @soratheorangejuicemascot5809

    Any land of the lustrous(houseki no kuni) fan here?

  • @awesomeanime3468
    @awesomeanime3468 Před 7 lety +20

    lol like half of everyone watching is a steven universe fan and for the other half their just like WHHAAAAAAAA

    • @6seraphs
      @6seraphs Před 7 lety +1

      I'm one of the Steven universe fans watching this :)

    • @cherigermain1322
      @cherigermain1322 Před 7 lety +2

      Pinkpony AJ Me too, I actually came from a steven universe video.

    • @crescendoe1436
      @crescendoe1436 Před 7 lety

      Cheri Germain Same

  • @pinkrose1010
    @pinkrose1010 Před 6 lety +151

    Wow Steven has a lot of rare gem friends

    • @megansutton9699
      @megansutton9699 Před 4 lety +4

      @Trin Hawk And three could also be great ideas for OC or even fan fusion names
      Though I’m just watching this out of general curiously

    • @winkelmannfamily6558
      @winkelmannfamily6558 Před 4 lety +1

      im watching it for both reasons :P

    • @megansutton9699
      @megansutton9699 Před 4 lety

      Kurt Winkelmann Me too

    • @Belladonna.x
      @Belladonna.x Před 4 lety

      Houseki no Kuni as well.

    • @Belladonna.x
      @Belladonna.x Před 4 lety

      a LOT of these are also in Houseki no Kuni, Steven universe isn't special ya'll.

  • @YYHoe
    @YYHoe Před 5 lety +2

    If the diamonds were more powerful the rarer they are...
    Pink Diamond: White Dirtwad
    Blue Diamond: Yellow Clod
    White Diamond: What's the use of feeling(,) Blue?
    Yellow Diamond: I want ONE! I want my own ARMY! I want my own PLANET! I deserve it!

  • @nazimashahiwala5576
    @nazimashahiwala5576 Před 6 lety +2

    i just loved the Crystals!

  • @emmelleperry9956
    @emmelleperry9956 Před 7 lety +33

    The fact that he mispronounced so many different words ruined it.

    • @rowenchaos
      @rowenchaos Před 5 lety

      People aren't perfect princess

    • @kaitlyn8843
      @kaitlyn8843 Před 5 lety +4

      @@rowenchaos no, but if you're putting out info for the sake of knowledge on a science channel, you might want to do some research. also, why are you so defensive about legitimate criticism? was it you who messed up all the pronunciations?

    • @Jim1971a
      @Jim1971a Před 5 lety +1

      Tanzaynia

    • @1oAKsCreations
      @1oAKsCreations Před 5 lety +1

      I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed, made me want to scream!

  • @megasans1890
    @megasans1890 Před 7 lety +175

    WE ARE THE CRYSTAL GEMS

  • @lai1a.c0re
    @lai1a.c0re Před 4 lety +2

    Nobody:
    Not even a single soul:
    Not even the demon under my bed:
    Opal: *S t a y L o w*

  • @John081590
    @John081590 Před 5 lety

    Black opal is my favorite. The rainbow colored fire is hypnotic. I can just stare at it for hours.

  • @Scweetoof
    @Scweetoof Před 7 lety +20

    I really like the black opal and tanzanite

    • @rosaliomanangkiljr.2469
      @rosaliomanangkiljr.2469 Před 7 lety

      the rareone must be the valuable.

    • @bricey9443
      @bricey9443 Před 7 lety +2

      I have some black Opel I found years ago but my grandparents own a mine in lightening ridge so they have heaps of Opel it's cool stuff

    • @GigawingsVideo
      @GigawingsVideo Před 7 lety

      Just be careful a lot of people make fake opal.

    • @jacobmack3398
      @jacobmack3398 Před 6 lety

      BTW thats impossable

  • @ChrisHanline
    @ChrisHanline Před 7 lety +330

    I would love to visit "Siri Lanka" and "Mayanmar".

  • @riccardoinvernizzi6006

    I did not think of owning the third rarest mineral in the world! I'm happy!

  • @tracygordon8459
    @tracygordon8459 Před 5 lety

    I would have to place red diamonds at the top of the list, but black opals are incredibly satisfying to gaze at with their intense fire-play...

  • @herbertmilley911
    @herbertmilley911 Před 7 lety +19

    I wish people would check how to pronounce words with which they are unfamiliar, such as Sri Lanka [not Siri], beryl and a few others. It ruins the presentation.

  • @dijcastle
    @dijcastle Před 7 lety +70

    OMG I HAVE A BLACK OPAL!

    • @dark_metta1075
      @dark_metta1075 Před 7 lety +1

      dijcastle How??? or it's your Birthstone

    • @SophieZA
      @SophieZA Před 7 lety +1

      woah! That's so cool!

    • @evapavlik9002
      @evapavlik9002 Před 7 lety +1

      dijcastle how much did it cost??

    • @ZyanZik
      @ZyanZik Před 7 lety +7

      sorry to stop the dream but this is note so rare...its a cool stone to have but this video is not good to know real value and what is the realy rarest gems.

    • @infires8701
      @infires8701 Před 7 lety +1

      My birthstone is opal

  • @diharding3426
    @diharding3426 Před 5 lety +3

    Tanzanite - always, I

  • @steve154life
    @steve154life Před 4 lety +5

    I used to own a pair of red diamond earrings but one fell in a crack in the floor

    • @NiennaFan1
      @NiennaFan1 Před 4 lety +2

      Oh no!! Keep looking, my mom lost an earring down the drain, took the drain apart, gave up, then got the earring out of the drain somehow several years later!

    • @tjwaters8914
      @tjwaters8914 Před 4 lety

      diamonds can crack

  • @Dannerrrr
    @Dannerrrr Před 7 lety +359

    It's painful to listen to you butcher the pronunciation of so many locations.

    • @oscarwibroe1381
      @oscarwibroe1381 Před 6 lety +21

      He butchered almost all the names of the gems too, real 'merican.

    • @turbo95912
      @turbo95912 Před 6 lety +8

      Gnozzy X I was going to say that. I was crawling in my skin when he was saying beryl.

    • @dphorgan
      @dphorgan Před 6 lety +11

      Siri Launka

    • @thebloxxer22
      @thebloxxer22 Před 6 lety +8

      And Beryl.

    • @thelonecabbage7834
      @thelonecabbage7834 Před 6 lety +5

      It's painful to see people complain about something as trivial as pronunciation.

  • @childeater7327
    @childeater7327 Před 7 lety +28

    9.3 BILLION DOLLARS JESUS SHIT ME SIDEWAYS

  • @manifestmisty
    @manifestmisty Před 5 lety

    Used to go Benitoite hunting as a kid. I grew up in San Benito County....never realized jadeite was that rare until just now lol. Not much into gems, it was just the thing to do. We'd grab our backlights, hop on our ATVs and explore the mines...*would not recommend anyone doing that without land owners permission because they shoot first and ask questions later in those parts* It was tons of fun and pretty exciting.

  • @captaindeadpool809
    @captaindeadpool809 Před 6 lety +42

    Steven Universe fans would definitely watch this video.

  • @angeliesalvebernardez8587

    I'm only here for the Steven Universe fans.

  • @bofa8710
    @bofa8710 Před 7 lety +97

    Legit all of these comments are about Steven universe..

    • @zadajackson6323
      @zadajackson6323 Před 7 lety +10

      Dear god Save us all. your username is very fitting to your comment

    • @jackmccarthy3361
      @jackmccarthy3361 Před 7 lety

      I Have No Care for Your Opinion ikr everything is about Stevens universe

    • @dashiellalegarbes9403
      @dashiellalegarbes9403 Před 6 lety

      Blue Diamond should be called Benitoite

    • @spadesofspades
      @spadesofspades Před 6 lety

      Hello clod

    • @VoxTenebrae
      @VoxTenebrae Před 6 lety

      My how things have changed in a year. Almost every comment I can see is about the narrator mispronouncing stuff

  • @Saint10ten
    @Saint10ten Před 4 lety +1

    I deadass picked up a piece of ammolite and put it back down .-. But I remember here it is so hopefully it’s still there :)

  • @deefazhion
    @deefazhion Před 4 lety +1

    Number 2 tanzanite that is a royal colour, I'm drawn to its structure. a my second favourite would be black diamonds. Along with some labradorite Oridium Eridium and Purpurite Mixed with onyx would be quite the frequency
    The fluorescent diamonds he refer to and I believe number 10 are caused by nitrogen ionized molecular structure.

  • @allanbonayon5797
    @allanbonayon5797 Před 6 lety +32

    Kidney stone?

    • @SuperMonaLisaBros
      @SuperMonaLisaBros Před 5 lety

      ಠ_ಠ

    • @moelarrythecheese4968
      @moelarrythecheese4968 Před 5 lety

      I'm bout to find a stone called imastoned first discovered in the early hippistatious era this type of stone is not rare and can be found just about everywhere and its a pretty cool stone - n da.

    • @ninaelsbethgustavsen2131
      @ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 Před 4 lety

      Kidney stone is the one you don't want. Ever !
      Trust me.... It's like chemo. 😵

    • @wyattmurphy7153
      @wyattmurphy7153 Před 3 lety

      You gotta sacrifice greatly to acquire one of these bad boys

    • @RTF8RH
      @RTF8RH Před 3 lety

      @@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 you know what that’s like as well!? Oh god

  • @giddy7079
    @giddy7079 Před 7 lety +23

    D-do you mean, SRI Lanka?

  • @JosieAreSee
    @JosieAreSee Před 5 lety +1

    I really enjoyed this video. It's earned you another subbie! My fave is black opal. I WISH I owned one!

  • @ADom0
    @ADom0 Před 5 lety +1

    Came here for houseki and steven

  • @yesirod7027
    @yesirod7027 Před 7 lety +26

    what's hilarious about the comment section mostly of us are Steven.U fans😁

  • @Hypatia4242
    @Hypatia4242 Před 7 lety +40

    1:34 is inaccurate. It did not sell for BILLIONS of dollars.

    • @introextrovertme8813
      @introextrovertme8813 Před 7 lety +6

      Hypatia4242 where did they get this information? There were several mistakes and mispronounced stones and countries.

    • @robertbrandywine
      @robertbrandywine Před 6 lety +1

      Yeah, that's not credible. Probably it was 9.3 million.

    • @peterjj1991
      @peterjj1991 Před 6 lety +4

      It was 9.4 million.
      (JNS©…NY, Nov. 19, 1997) On November 6, in Hong Kong, Christie's highlighted its Exceptional Jadeite Jewellery auction with the sale of an important, single-strand jadeite bead necklace. According to a release, the piece, cut from a rough stone originally weighing over 22 pounds, is comprised of "27 flawless impeccably matched jadeite beads measuring from 15.09 to 15.8 mm and joined by an old-cut diamond clasp of 11 carats. It is distinguished by its proportions, high translucency and spectacularly intense and vivid green colour." The necklace sold to a private collector for $9.4 million, more than twice the original estimate. It represents the highest price ever paid for an item sold at auction in Asia.

    • @CobCeo
      @CobCeo Před 6 lety

      This was to be my comment also. I see now another one set a record. 27.6 million for necklace worn by Woolworth heiress

  • @renelaizer6518
    @renelaizer6518 Před 4 lety +3

    It was sold for 9.3 million not billion. Imagine who could afford a $9.3 billion dollar necklace. It would have to be the most valuable thing on earth.... Who would wear it?

  • @karenfradgley5994
    @karenfradgley5994 Před 6 lety +11

    Alexandrite, Opal, Steven Universe Fusions!

  • @FarAtmosphere
    @FarAtmosphere Před 7 lety +119

    we are the crystal gems...

    • @sydroche8939
      @sydroche8939 Před 7 lety

      Thank you

    • @bleachjunior804
      @bleachjunior804 Před 7 lety +5

      swagmaster 321...we always save the day!and if you tink we can't! We always find a way!And that why the people of this world... Believe in:...Garnet,Amethyst and pearl!and Steven!

    • @emo_rat06
      @emo_rat06 Před 7 lety

      swagmaster 321 we'll always save the day!!!

    • @emo_rat06
      @emo_rat06 Před 7 lety +1

      Barbara Sofia Cabeza Taladrada noooo!!!! you said that before me

    • @m4nda803
      @m4nda803 Před 7 lety +1

      Steven Universe Fan Gamer Girl OMG I FOUND U AGAIN!😂I WAS WATCHING MALACHITE STEVEN UNIVERSE FUSION ROOM ART FROM CARTOON UNIVERSE AND I FOUND THIS AND YOU

  • @glassmakerx
    @glassmakerx Před 7 lety +207

    $9.3 BILLION for a jadeite necklace, eh? Total BS! Care to provide a reliable reference for that claim?
    It would also be nice if the person narrating this vid learned to correctly pronounce more of what he is talking about.

    • @peace4myheart
      @peace4myheart Před 6 lety +41

      It's actually $9.39 million. He must have mixed up million and billion.
      Here's the source. www.nytimes.com/1997/11/07/style/939-million-for-jade-necklace.html

    • @937dboy
      @937dboy Před 6 lety +3

      glassmakerx i did not buy that either😕

    • @lissaleggs4136
      @lissaleggs4136 Před 6 lety

      m.facebook.com/JadeOrg/photos/a.653503881502493.1073741827.653500314836183/653527384833476/?type=3

    • @raventherebel2996
      @raventherebel2996 Před 6 lety +2

      +lissa leggs i had no idea one of my Birthstones is a the 11th rarest stone. (alexandrite) btw I have also have pearl and moonstone as my Birthstones

    • @MoMo-el7rf
      @MoMo-el7rf Před 6 lety +5

      glassmakerx he actullly did a good job

  • @BazzarLazar
    @BazzarLazar Před 6 lety

    I cannot say that any of these would be chosen as my favorite as i am taken entirely by all rare and precious natural creations !!!

  • @Sennapop
    @Sennapop Před 3 lety +1

    Jadeite necklace was sold for 9.3 MILLION, not billion....huge difference

  • @mckdgz4994
    @mckdgz4994 Před 7 lety +4

    Tanzanite and evrything that's blue ..those are my favorites ..

  • @Massangler1856
    @Massangler1856 Před 7 lety +41

    "Tan-zania" sounds like a mental disorder. I take it you've never heard that word out loud before.
    Edit: Left this comment too soon, nearly missed "nameebea" - I assume a type of single celled organism.
    Edit: The pronunciations in this video... "red berrill"...
    Edit: Really? You can say Tanzanite, but not Tanzania?...

    • @soundtracks6656
      @soundtracks6656 Před 6 lety +2

      😂 you're right

    • @timweatherill3738
      @timweatherill3738 Před 6 lety

      I know ~ this fool did NO research into this. Well, certainly none as far as actually knowing how to pronounce common words and place names is concerned. It was a cringe-fest.

    • @RabidLeroy
      @RabidLeroy Před 6 lety

      Massangler1856 More like Tan-Zania a mispronouncement Of the State Of Tasmania, Australia.

    • @jibrantruck8324
      @jibrantruck8324 Před 5 lety

      Tanzania is my country founded at africa

    • @adamdrake9479
      @adamdrake9479 Před 5 lety

      Most yanks pronounce their lowercase letters as upper case letters, backwards European outcasts.

  • @catcorleone455
    @catcorleone455 Před 5 lety +4

    I had never heard the word "beryl" pronounced that way. Interesting. My favorites are benitoite and the ammolite.

    • @m_i_g_5108
      @m_i_g_5108 Před 4 lety

      Think of the element "Beryllium," maybe that's why he pronounced it like that.

  • @theladdjosh4827
    @theladdjosh4827 Před 5 lety

    My cat knocked my chunk of rose quartz off of its display; it broke in half.

  • @thegreenprince0210
    @thegreenprince0210 Před 7 lety +103

    What about a Steven

  • @timsvea5980
    @timsvea5980 Před 6 lety +7

    Nice video. My favorite among those you mentioned is Tanzanite. I have a couple of them, myself. Diamonds in general are not as rare as one may think, but the four qualities of color, karat, cut and clarity are what makes them more or less valuable as gemstones.

  • @gorillaninja78
    @gorillaninja78 Před 5 lety +1

    Tanzanite was my favourite that deep blue is amazing

  • @kathyniebylski6735
    @kathyniebylski6735 Před 6 lety +1

    They are all so beautiful. I would love to go to a museum to see all of these, but I doubt it will ever happen.