Gemology 101: Epimorphs, Isomorphs, & Pineapple Opal!
Gemology 101: Epimorphs, Isomorphs, & Pineapple Opal!
On today’s episode, we’re covering 5 amazing gem transformations. Find out the many ways one gem can transform into a completely different gem! Plus discover cool collector pieces like Pineapple Opal, Snakehead Prehnite, and more!
00:16 – Pseudomorphs
01:48 – Epimorphs
02:34 – Paramorphs
03:22 – Polymorphs
04:09 – Isomorphs
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I agree big yes to more like this. Thanks
We this is fantastic to watch after waking up from surgery awesome knowledge fantastic presentation sweet speciesism’s yes see them all. 6 way by pass not going anywhere
more of both pls
How do I get a person that knows all this to come to my property & tell me what I am looking at? I have a flood layer from the Bonneville flood full of fancy rocks
Please don’t use that spinning background again. It is nauseating.
excellent – thank you….I’ll watch anything you post…good stuff
Thanks, this video is amazing! About trapiche form, maybe will be a interesting vídeo too, Maybe, Emerald, Saphire, Crysoberyl, andalusite, … I think, all of them there is trapiche form.
Please cover the psudomorphs !!
I can never get enough of easily digestible rock facts.
Thanks
Another amazing video!!
Yes my head is spinning. Rocks are not a “simple” medium to collect and distinguish! Thank you !
Wasn’t this channel named something else and a different host like 10 months ago?
flap jack
Copper man?!?!?
A copper man?
Yes please tell us more about all the morphs!! More examples of lovely things! Thank you for the wonderful videos!
I’m originaly from bali.find precious stone blue light wegthing 9.6 gr.to sell/lelang
Yeheey! I love this episode. I was waiting for this topic 🙂 Great job guys! Thanks..
I just found your channel and immediately subscribed. Would you consider a video on Ametrine? Also, any other gemstones that grow alongside each other like the Amethyst and Citrine, that ‘create’ a different gemstone? I find this fascinating. Cutting these just right must be a monumental feat. Thank you. Love all your videos!
I would love to learn more about plumbogummite after pyromorphite!
Yes please & BOTH; i would watch BOTH episode types! I do wish that w/the 6 different chemical makeups that was showen for each garnet type i do wish that individual scenes for each type would have it’s own picture w/the name & specium type. I ask cause that’s the dregre of learn i like from u guys; i appreciate the work u do, thankyou