Where are Australia's Lost Amethyst Mines? | Prospecting for Rare Crystal Clusters

Where are Australia's Lost Amethyst Mines? | Prospecting for Rare Crystal Clusters

Join us on an adventurous journey as we search for Australia's lost amethyst mines! In this video, we delve into the history and mystery surrounding these forgotten locations, exploring the rugged landscapes and uncovering rare crystal clusters. From hidden caves to remote outback sites, discover where these precious gems might still be hiding. Perfect for crystal enthusiasts, amateur prospectors, and history buffs alike. Don’t forget to subscribe for more treasure hunting adventures!

Whether you're searching for amethyst, quartz, or other precious minerals, we have everything you need to uncover nature's hidden treasures.

In this video, we explore the mystery of Australia's lost amethyst mines, venturing into the wild to prospect for rare crystal clusters. Discover forgotten locations and stunning gems as we unravel the secrets of these ancient mines.

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[TheSilmarillian]

Understand chasing the trace NSW opal miner here. Hanging rock just outside Tamworth near the twin dams worth going through the waste rock piles that where dumped chasing the gold, crystals meant nothing 2 the them at the time, drive up to the twin dams and on the right hand side before you crest the hill there is a dirt track you will find where they dumped the over burden, its full of very nice crystals and other thingys.

[andrewmason]

Love your content fella from an old dude in Yorkshire England I give my dog a scratch behind the ear every day because of u

[tiredofitall]

Your joy at finding every crystal is medicine to my soul.

[dollarbill]

as a long time Aussie sub, i cannot thank you enough for these vids, i live vicariously through these vids and appreciate you sharing this conetnt with us. You cant imagee how excited i get to see your vids in my inbox. Please continue to share your escapades, i will continue to watch.

[MySongboy]

Awesome seeing you find gems in Victorian Hills. Go for it Christ there is more. Plus no backbreaking shovel work. 😅

[gabivalla]

1st like, I believe. Thanks Chris, great to see Mick again, proof of life video, ha ha! So interesting to see the same type of granite countryside as we have nearby in outer suburban Melbourne, the Dandenong Ranges, and we'd certainly come by crystals of various types, but also faces of clusters, but haven't actively clambered about the rock faces and under the cracks as you have, to locate their origins, so this has been a highly informative and motivating episode! Best of luck finding amethysts and citrines, you're close with smokey's, as you'd explained recently. Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.

[danielthompson]

In the 90's growing up in the riverina, "general locations"... Were always so much fun

[JoeP]

Chris, love your passion for gold and gemstones and it was great to have a chat with you at the Anakie gem festival in August this year. Keep the videos coming young man. We ended up with some very nice Topaz and O/K Sapphire, and a couple of small gold nuggets, for our prospecting trip to Australia this year. Joe and Sandra from NZ.

[toddrodgers]

Tell Mic thank you for taking his son . Blessings from a dad . Thank you Chris Blessings

[MatJason-xehm]

Mick! Glad to see you’re not dead!! Good video Chris! Crystal’s are cool.

[Graham_OntheGoldagain]

Now that's a thumbnail 👌 great episode enjoyed that👍

[TheRekitter]

If you want to try a different way of cleaning clusters, use an artist airbrush and dry baking soda in the bottle of the brush. It is the same idea as sandblasting with a much less aggressive media. Play with feedrates and air pressures to get the desired cleaning. When you are done, put the cluster in water to dissolve any of the baking soda left on the cluster.

[kerri]

Hey Mick and family 😊❤ .... loving all the things, Chris!

[lunacyeclectic]

Very interesting seeing your part of the world.

[stevenpackman]

Oooh! on the Gem hunt !, Good Luck Chris !, good to see Mick about aswell ! 👏👏👏👏👍

[michealklonowski]

nice thank you for sharing the adventure and information

[markkilley]

Very cool. When I was a lot younger I used to find quite a bit of clear crystals in gullies near homes.

[seasonallyferal]

Wooden probes and other wooden tools ensure you don't dmg crystals and work almost as well.

[minerjohnny]

I hope they are close to where you live ... or within a reasonable distance to drive

I missed Mick. Welcome back, good sir

[jordyminecraftlover]

Love the videos Chris keep up the content I'll keep watching and learning how to do what you do but in new Zealand