Unboxing Yellow Gemstones | Sapphire, Topaz, Sulfur, and more

[@Berliozboy]

This channel is so great. In a month of watching I've found my childhood love for stones, gems, and minerals again. Never thought I'd start collecting at 36 years old.

[@largent45]

Yellow gemstones were always my least favorite until now! Those are beautiful! My daughter's birthstone is citrine, and she has never liked it either. Now we have more knowledge about these stones and some are really cool now. I do prefer the paler yellows or the more orangey yellow stones, but i honestly dont dislike them anymore! Thanks!

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Amazing! Straight away the song “Yellow” by Coldplay was in my head. Loved the Sphene but to see an Anglesite specimen from my country of Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 was spectacular. Thanks guys for sharing. 😀

[@sherrizanoli1398]

Mali garnets are beautiful and yellow. I think I currently own most of the yellow stones. Garnet, citrine, topaz, sphene, sapphire, titanium, diamonds, heliodore, kunzite, yellow tanzanite and so many more that I can't even think right now.

[@bolladragon]

I got an odd one; Brown gems. My personal favorite is smokey quartz.

[@eerielconstantine5051]

Id love to see a vid on brown gems!

[@badarock177]

Oh I have a tumbled smoky quartz that's incredibly clear, and very beautiful in color. I simply love that stone, I culd never have it lapidated because the shape and weight make it very special to me

[@MrCunningham4]

This was a cool episode, it was nice watching them really not know right away when they were looking at and actually using their knowledge to identify the stones, great episode!

[@michelemurphy3541]

Delightful video as always. ❤️. Thank you for the fantastic way you deliver knowledge on stones~I love every episode!

[@CityRockhounding]

Enjoyed this video! Beautiful yellow variety of crystals, plus hearing about them and seeing there beauty was awesome. Great one!

[@zachington]

oh my gosh i’m so happy 🥹🥹 thank you so much for doing yellow gems!! 💛💛

[@MarceloPaste]

Best video ever! Great vibe from you two hahahaha

[@pyt6631]

The videography is so good ,it allows us to see small stones in detail with some inclusions /internal stuff visible too

[@nickalouscromer9082]

I'm allergic to Sulfur, I break out in hives, and my mom is allergic, it makes it hard for her to breathe. I hope you're doing blue gemstones next. Blue is such a beautiful color, but some shades of blue, I just can't help but stare for hours.

[@ProspectDean]

Nice energy from both of you! Great Video.

[@Bambi_Sapphic]

One of my favourite pieces in my collection is sulphur crystals that were pre-sale breakaway from a large specimen that's now displayed in the Fersman mineralogical museum in Moscow

[@alexandmycats100]

Great video I really enjoyed how you told me the information about these beautiful yellow gems 💎 💛😊

[@Joseph_Hovsep]

Thank you guys!

[@jeffreyjacobs5414]

I love an adult color yellow. It is my favorite color in the spectrum.

[@Tiger.x801]

I WAS BORN IN JANUARY SO YELLOW SAPPHIRE IS BEST FOR ME OR NOT. I LOVE SAPPHIRE.

[@NataliaJuliaNowak]

Your birthstone is garnet. You can choose a yellow variety of it.

[@jeffreyjacobs5414]

Hello my Capricorn sister yes I too was born in January lucky number 7

[@Tiger.x801]

@@NataliaJuliaNowak thank you dear💖

[@pseudointelektualista_vlog]

Wow, yellow in my opinion is the most beatiful color of gems

[@victoriasanchez193]

I know you already have a purple episode, but I would like another since they keep getting better and better

[@9fiveb180]

Great episode you guys. the music on the closer look beauty shots is always great too. BTW

[@drewskifrosty5955]

The claim that Natural Citrine is just Amethyst that has been naturally heated in the Earth is not necessarily known to be true. That is only 1 theory. There is still much debate on the topic of Natural Citrine and its coloration.

[@hoangn1]

Corlor center citrine does exist

[@venusharris187]

Thanks you Guys

[@ExsoLam]

Some sphene/titanite does have stark pleochroism, but it can still be differentiated from andalusite by that crazy high birefringence, lower hardness, and different pleochroic colors (both have a great red along one axis but the titanite I have has a much more saturated green).

[@cullcastle8302]

Digging the music toward the end 😎 let's get another chill music mix!

[@karengarcia8587]

I find it amazing to know there're so many yellow gemstones.😯😃💛💎 It's fascinating🤔 to know how they get their yellow color(like banana🍌 yellow, lemon candy yellow🍋🍬 and sunflower🌻 yellow)and where each one of them come from. I always know there're yellow garnet and sapphire but never knew citrine was heat treated amethyst, that's amazing.🤩 I like them.😊 Also it's so obvious to know the song to the question you read.😏🎵 Anyways thanks for teaching us about them and nice video.🙂👍🧑‍🏫🟡💎

[@eerielconstantine5051]

I have dogtooth sulfur that was actually a gift to my partner but I’ve sort of reclaimed it haha It smells like a toot haha

[@heathervannatter364]

Yay!! Love yellow!!

[@gbvibeso2018]

Beautiful gemstone

[@harleyv1969]

Cool episode 👌👌

[@badarock177]

I have a natural citrine from Brazil, it's more like a brownish golden, it's a really beautiful color, much more beautiful than treated amethyst.

[@AliceinMineralLand]

I just find the two of you so charming

[@hybridgoth]

Some very nice euhedral specimens in this vid, thanks for sharing. Yellow is such a nice colour for gems🙂 For anyone interested, there are in fact many different types of yellow garnets to be had, including yellow andradite "topazolite" garnets, yellow pyrope garnets "quite rare", yellow umbalite "Mali garnets- andradite/grossular", yellow "Malaya garnets- pyrope/spessartine", dark yellow(brownish/orangey) hessonite garnets, and, the aforementioned yellow grossular garnets which are apparently quite rare also. As it were, some of my favourite yellow gems didn't make an appearance in the video. So many to choose from... I'm a little surprised that golden apatite didn't cross the desk. Some interesting others that deserve a mention but we're unfortunately absent would include: canary yellow diamonds, chrysoberyl, Sinhalite Australian labradorite, the very tasty looking "lemon-citron" nickel-magnesite😋, and, last but definitely not least, my favourite yellow sphalerite.

[@sandmaker]

What beautiful gemstones. Great descriptions. Do any of them fluoresce under hi or low UV light? Keep the gemmy goodness coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy.⚒😷

[@keithyinger3326]

I was thinking the same about iron having so many different colors. I know it's oxide can be red, black, or yellow is what I was thinking of. Don't know too much about gemstones but I really enjoy learning from your channel.

[@paulskillman7595]

I Like the way it burns with a blue flame. Only a yellow flawless diamond would be worthwhile.

[@TheNightshadePrince]

Citrine was also called false topaz; this is something I learned from an antique chemistry book.

[@TheNightshadePrince]

I love brimstone! I want a brimstone ring. :)

[@aglenrios]

The various ions of vanadium also come in a variety of colors though I don't know of any gems thusly colored.

[@sylmaron5859]

One mineral I was missing was the yellow Brucite from Pakistan. I would like to know more about it since it became more readily available in small quantities. Great info by the way in the video, I never knew about yellow Garnet.

[@tishsmiddy71]

My favorite color, thank you ☺️ 🤟🏻❤️

[@agategemstonekafe5965]

Amazing! thankyou, from Indonesia

[@LDiamondz]

Do you have any information on Orthoclase? I have several, and they are a muted yellow color. Beautiful, but very soft, or so I was told. Bought it maybe 20 years ago. Love this channel! ❤

[@mrtomcruise5192]

I love canary kunzite or imperial topaz

[@peteT269]

What about olivine? Would have been nice to include some rare yellow/gold olivine.

[@moxiemcmahon]

You 2 are just adorbs together. Did I just type that out loud?😉

[@delrey884]

so all yellow ones were called topaz, ruby all red, etc. but were there other colors that were blindly attributed to one gem? Like orange, pink, brown, etc?

[@melodyhart2017]

YAG,which is the material branded Diamonique is some of the prettiest cz material in my opinion.Yittrum Aluminum Garnet YAG.

[@jpilgrim23]

Is the Mohs scale logarithmic?

[@autarsuri]

i like yellow🎉👍

[@jariahmedia1950]

Mantap informatif👍👍

[@milgox]

I have one

[@BI-11y_TheStormTrooper]

You guys should tell the price of the minerals or gems after you show us and tell the properties.

[@richardhumphrys7907]

Sheelite.. I think I have found some, but it comes back as Topaz on the gem tester.

[@jeffreyjacobs5414]

Hi back again. Just want to know. Is there a way we can discuss a way to ship a beautiful giant yellow cubic zirconium diamond. I don't think I'm from can create or sell create them.

[@jeanwonnacott2718]

I agree. Brown stones!!!

[@kittys.2870]

I love my Helidor earrings

[@scheelescorvid1597]

Do some LuAG crystals, absolutely my favorite stone

[@Katrina-dh3cw]

Yellow Heart love 🫶 Pink Heart 💕 closest to the 🌞

[@parvizirany]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Hashdollars]

Whattt… No yellow Flourite? It’s one of the best

[@usamajan-z5s]

Here we have the Tramline

[@insenpaulobuenbrazo303]

Hi sir can u help me identify the stone that we found, I want to send a sample picture.. do u hav other accounts that I can show you the picture thanks.. I'm from philippines

[@kiro9291]

they called me out about liking yellow smh

[@wongviv1]

Can you do more rainbow gems💎🌈

[@bobmachine1253]

FINALLY!!!

[@ANCIENTASTRONAUT411]

I WOULD CALL THAT A GOLD GEM INSTEAD OF SHEELITE /GOLDLITE

[@IsaiahErickson-b8d]

one of them is zircon because the zircon can be yellow.

[@jeanwonnacott2718]

Brown stones, please!!!

[@kimallen9130]

Don’t every rock you look at have a lot if not a thousand other minerals that make it unique?

[@saleebanaxmedorshe9322]

saleeban ahmed love your teach

[@jairprado5538]

🤩🤩🤩👍👍🌞🌞🌞

[@nyrilly3843]

Dont forget amertrine x

[@tlpricescope7772]

What?!! No chysoberyl!!!!

[@venusharris187]

Jewels By ChicGemzs

[@jameskaren9740]

This is used to make gunpowder

[@jhenelideros8083]

I have to yellow gemstone

[@johnnynephrite6147]

Wrong again. The largest topaz is the El Dorado Topaz from Minas Gerais in Brazil, at 31,000 carats. It also happens to be the largest faceted gemstone in the world.

[@the80sdumpster]

Yelloowwww

[@micpern872]

YELLowwwww!

[@markgarin6355]

Almost green? Not even close. Cubic zirconia? Get....real...ha heliodor...I would prefer to hear for yellow Beryl colored by iron or uranium...

[@aung3627]

လှပတောက်ပဝင်းလက်သောရတနာများ

[@LostWithoutHer]

What? No yellow tourmaline? No greenish yellow spodumene? No yellow chrysoberyl? No yellow zircon? Surely if this episode included those and the episode was longer, it would not lose any viewers, so, how about a re-do, eh?

[@johnnynephrite6147]

"putrid yellow", uh dude check your shirt.

[@siddharthachakraborty2961]

Sor flow my all youtube chanel.i have sapphire carbonado serendibite and rubi stone.

[@NataliaJuliaNowak]

They should've shown yellow diamond instead of yellow CZ. 🟨

[@hannahpumpkins4359]

Diamond is usually considered in it's own category, apart from 'colored gems'.

[@NataliaJuliaNowak]

@@hannahpumpkins4359 But Rob and Rebecca unboxed pink diamond in the episode "All About Pink Gemstones | Natural Diamond, Spinel & More!".

[@gems]

We featured a really nice yellow diamond here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaCad2Nvh9mih6M Unfortunately, it wasn't available for this video :(