15 COOLEST ROCKS Ever Found

After billions of years of turmoil during which our planet created extreme temperatures and pressures, the earth’s crust is now a complex mixture of different types of rocks and minerals. Sometimes some of these may make their way to the surface, or be exposed as we dig down to find valuable materials… and, with a range of different colors and formations, they can be incredible to look at. It's time, then, to see some of the best examples, as we reveal the 15 coolest looking rocks ever found.

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[kameronmatthews]

A gemstone video that actually uses images and videos of the actual gemstone your talking about!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[nancymanuel]

Mother earth is amazing I've always loved crystals, gem stones , minerals. Thank you very informative

[RedRoseSeptember]

So many neat looking rocks, I'd bet they'd make lovely jewelery!!!

[iTeerRex]

A particular types of gypsum called Selenite, should be on this list. I don’t wana ruin the surprise for you, so just look up Mexico’s giant crystal cave and be astonished.

[kresimirmilisa]

all very nice crystal minerals good video.

[michaelmabbot]

This is the coolest geology video you for sharing it.

[HelenWheelsUtah]

Fascinating! Thank you so much for researching this, editing and narrating it and then sharing it with us. Cheers!

[linmonash]

Thank you for this huge volume of information about each Gem type, composition and origins. Fascinating. Isn't Mother Earth clever! We humans need to be more appreciative about the privilege of living here.

[gisellebryan]

Educational and informative video 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[miak]

Thank you so much this is Fabulous explanation, and show, and tell Fantastic ❤

[jefolson]

Lapis was prefered to azurite for pigment. Easier to grind into a fine powder. Da vinci used it foe indigo and various shades of blue.

[destob]

That fire obsidian is the prettiest rock I've ever seen
If I ever get married I want my ring to be made of that stone

[luisellagobetti]

Ossidiana [ vulcano] Lapislazzuli 🤩🤩, bornais, ecc ecc very very Beautiful..Thank you

[chrishirini]

16:46 no one going to mention that rock vibrating!!!😮😮it shock a little bit then a lot all by itself 😮😮

[higanbana]

Thanks so much for the valuable information and history of the stones

[edenerashop]

Thank you for sharing this awesome information.

[bonniefaltz]

Would rather have these than diamonds! Much more beautiful!

[ZombieCartmanYT]

I have a piece of Bornite and had no idea

[woodworkingandepoxy]

I was fully expecting to be disappointed by this but I was so impressed by it that I subscribed

[wayneflowers]

Researching for myself and my grandchildren. Thank you for the awesome information and guidance. Your video has helped me extremely to build a new hobby and a new common interest with my grandchildren. Increasing our connection. I can't keep up with all the new bells and whistles. But rocks can help anyone hang out. After all, rocks are history. they aren't new. And can't really be lied about. Well, not if we teach research everything you are told. Thank you for your help, folks. Thank you very very much!!! I hope you make another video !!!