7 Foolproof Tips for Identifying any Gemstone

Hello Gem Hunter!
Has this ever happened to you?
While enjoying a walk in nature, you come across a beautiful stone on the ground. Intrigued, you pick it up to take a closer look. After examining it, you either toss it aside or keep it as a souvenir to take home.
But what if that pretty stone was actually a precious gem?
Imagine accidentally discarding a gemstone valuable enough to make you rich!
To make sure you never let a valuable gemstone slip through your fingers, I’m going to share 7 simple tips for identifying precious stones, even if you’re a complete beginner.

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[sylviaadom]

What an amazing thing you are doing. Thank you, I have learnt soo much by just watching the video

[lips]

I love hunting for precious stones. I have some knowledge. Thanks for the v❤video.

[MenchitaFrancisco-sp]

Thanks for information i' m from Philippines.

[tj]

Your videos are awesome! They are to the point, very well described, practical and your's voice is top of all.

[DaniPaz]

I see you from Tigre, Argentina. I found a heliodor, but not in the shape they usually have. This one is almost completely rolled. But it has those internal channels and bubbles characteristic of them. In addition to the greenish yellow color full of life. This is what the gem looks like through its wear, which forms a frosted film, as if it came to life inside. I also took its density and this is exactly what heliodor is concerned.
And also a rarity, what I estimate to be an imperial topaz is housed in a geode as a single crystal. A single crystal trapped in it. Amethyst tips shatter like ground glass when extreme force is applied to try to scratch it with the tip. However, it is barely scratched by a tungsten carbide tip. So I conclude that it is hardness 7.5 to 8.5 in Mohs scale. Thanks buddy

[PreciousOFNature]

Hi thanks for your great videos. Could you please give me some more information about stone of 4:50
Thanks again ❤

[mohamedqanyare]

Hello there, I bought a presidium gem tester device last year. I want to ask is this device reliable in testing gemstones? What can you tell me about this device? I am using it in testing gemstones. Thanks

[KaKix-wl]

Please make content re: obsidian stone. Thanks

[shannonwillock]

I would watch a two video long video on stone

[royalbengal-oy]

I found few stones in himalayan river bed, can I share few photographs with you to know what kind if stones are these.

[kefalealebachew]

I have stones found from africa, how can i share these photos? to get info

[shellyirving]

I live in Reno Nevada actually right by Truckee River. I'm talking like half a block away from it. Would I be wasting my time looking for gems. In this river?

[dianjardas]

The colour looks likes it is all transition metals

[SnowTiger]

You aren't going to learn much of any use in this video if you don't already have a good basic understanding of Geology and/or Gemology and are already familiar with a significant number of minerals and/or the types of host rock specific minerals are apt to be located in.

[NarendraSingh-yxhk]

I am from India I like so much precious stones I have some precious stones like dimond and Rubi and blue gemstones