HOW TO - Cleaning Crystals | Liz Kreate

[@user-yp5zf3mr4g]

Ah, this is heaven for me. I love rocks and minerals and gemstones, my favourite gemstone is red jasper.

[@sister2717]

Thank you Liz! I can't go out much and the only stone outside here is oolitic limestone. When I watch your videos I feel like I'm right there with you. It's like going on holiday. If it so happens I ever do find a crystal I now know how to clean the dirt off plus sizing and such. Blessings to you Liz (and the Boss too)

[@trippingonrocks1165]

So beautifully organised. I could see your love for every stone or piece you pick up in your other videos and now in how you give each piece care and love as you clean them. Thank you for sharing, much respect for you Liz 🌺👍🏼😁

[@nalayoun9933]

Making jewelry is one of my some times too many hobbies. Prior to discovering KZbin last month I've attended craft shows for ideas and advice. I do appreciate the details, and time you've taken in your videos. Thank you

[@LizKreate]

You're welcome Nala and good luck with your calcite crystals. Cheers, Liz

[@michigha]

After weeks of searching for a video that explains how to clean crystals I stumbled upon your video!! Thank you for taking the time to make the videos Finaly a video explaining the cleaning process, not a look at what I found video

[@LizKreate]

+michigha Thanks for watching and wishing you all the very best. Cheers, Liz

[@barrybarber4924]

I cleaned a huge batch recently...main thing is to get as much clay off of them as possible...preferably, NOT in the sink...the clay builds up and leads to plumbing issues ;) Then to get rid of the red oxide covering most crystals...Go to walmart...get some "Iron Out"...it is a dry powder...add it to your crystals and water...then wait and let your crystals soak until perfectly clear...mine soaked for about 2 weeks in the Iron Out...use gloves to take your crystals out...iron out may be sensitive to your skin and eyes....then spray them off...and you are done.

[@pvampire]

I use a small sand blaster filled with baking soda (which is softer than quartz) to carefully sandblast all dirt and oxidation away. Crystals come out perfectly clean and museum quality first pass. It's damn near a miracle how pristine they come out....like they never saw the earth at all! You should try it! It saves hours of work and really preserves your treasures. Very nice video! I would give almost anything to visit Australia and go rock hounding and gold detecting!

[@sopnicrob]

How beautiful and amazing! I am new to appreciating and working with crystals and am so impressed with how these turned out! :)

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for watching and commenting Sophie. These is by far the clearest crystals I've ever seen. All the best, Liz

[@thomas101834]

Oooh I love quartz crystals. They are so good for storing and channeling energy. I have several, but you can never have to many,lol. Happy Hunting

[@LizKreate]

No arguments from me Thomas...:-)

[@Verveine_]

I found a cristal in the french alps who is literraly the same as the one shown at 8:11 but with some iron oxydes on it, they are twins !

[@grapeagate2761]

nice cleaning crystal.. i have little problem to my grape agate because difficult to clean it

[@froggy41u]

Have you ever considered using a waterpik (water flosser)? I would think it would work great. Love your videos! Dave

[@ThomasLoyd]

This was an OUTSTANDING suggestion! I just got me some skeletal Herkimer Diamonds that had a lot of dirt embedded in them. I just got finished cleaning them and they look beautiful now! Of course, my only suggestion is that you get a splash shield to keep it from blowing all the dirt all over the place. Yeah...I made a mess and had to clean it up.

[@jeremystark3350]

I was looking to watch a crystal cleaning video and I saw ur name and clicked here first cause I remember your other videos are all top notch. Opals if I remember correctly. Thanks for Video!

[@LizKreate]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@hydra_2168]

Hi Liz I don't know if I found a quartz can you make a video on how to Idenefy them

[@Verveine_]

Quartz can cut the glass

[@babyRoses7]

I love all crystals, but my favorite is the quartz crystals! Yours are so gorgeous! I live in Pennsylvania! I dont know we have some crystals but i dont know where else to find any more! I love your videos!

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad to know you're enjoying my videos. All the very best, Liz

[@gemstonesexplorers7018]

hi you must find the mountain but no big tree and lest of grass

[@leneree5805]

Where? I live In Pennsylvania too. I always wanted to go to crystal Cave but i only know of one in north Carolina

[@babyRoses7]

We have a crystal cave right here! Down around the Lancaster area! Its beautiful! Im up in the northeastern part of Pa. In the coal region area!

[@leneree5805]

Thanks. Im going to have to make a trip there one day. Im all the way in easton by the crayola factory. Not too far away

[@irishmutt2]

Hi Liz thank you so much for this as always superb video. Wal sounds just like my hubby, pulling me away from digs or worrying about the dark!! LOL The crystals I find are more like rock crystals and come with a "skin" for lack of a better term and also a harsh black almost tar looking areas. Oxalic acid does not even remove it at most of the times!! I do not like using the acid either, it dissolves everything but what you really want it to dissolve!! I shall have to figure out how to get some pics to you so you can possibly give me some suggestions!! Always enjoy your videos, keep sparkling :-)

[@LizKreate]

Hi Tamzin, we have found crystals in the past with crusting on top. I manage to remove the crusting by "GENTLY" tapping it using the back of a butter knife. Don't know if it's the same with your crystals. You can send me the photo by Adding me on Facebook - facebook.com/Lizkreate1?ref=tn_tnmn

[@irishmutt2]

I am trying to send them Liz just having troubles with it all!! :-(

[@kylopyote6680]

Hey Liz we have found a brilliant spot in South Africa to find some clear Quarts :) they are beautifull..and big too clusters that are as big as your hands and a whole bunch of shards 😁

[@22busy43]

I use similar techniques to clean my crystals. I purchased a set of cheap metal picks from harbor freight to pick the clay out of clusters.

[@pennyfinan5090]

Efferent. Use to clean baby bottles or hard to reach gunk in glasses etc... it bill bubble dirt away

[@froots8328]

Today I accidentally burnt my qruatz can’t spell lol I burnt it and now to point of it is black do you think I could get the black off?

[@jbeckett2011]

Could you do a video on how to clean iron stained specimines. I have a lovely iron pyrite and calcite specdimine but i have scrubed and soaked and its still stained :(

[@LizKreate]

john beckett Hi John, I'll see what I can do but no promises. All the best, Liz

[@jessewhite4864]

i’ve got a big chunk of crystal and it looks all rough everywhere except where it’s been broken. how do i make it all clear and not cloudy do i just have to break it? i don’t really want to

[@KevinLi-wx1kq]

Quartz (hardness = 7) is harder than iron/steel (hardness = 5.5) so knife can not scratch quartz, most acids can get rid of iron rust, but cannot remove other minerals/rocks attached to quartz.

[@achilles1889]

Kevin Li Cool to know

[@susamhan33]

You are right.

[@mienkaft9300]

Kevin Li thanks that is on my test on Thursday!!

[@jimb2855]

Use "Iron Out"

[@andromedaellis9718]

Where can I go find these type of crystals like amethyst and more?

[@hydra_2168]

And can I have or buy some? I Bearly started hating a rock collection

[@sherlockholmes5823]

Any experience with Iron Out and Apatite?

[@sirenascubby1019]

How do you find crystals

[@itzzzalexxxxxx2492]

I like your technique to look for gems and how you can tell if it's just a rock or gem, I can never fine gem stones I really want for display and decoration so I'm down and hopeless for any stones. 😞😞😞😢😞😢

[@JenGreythePhoenixrisen]

Loving Liz Create! Avid RockHounds should follow this video blog, her knowledge and demonstration of techniques is fascinating, clear, and extremely informative. (Not to mention entertaining!) Thank you Liz Create. I've referenced more of your videos than most for technique, what would you recommend for jewelry quality stones or crystals I can hound in northern California?

[@LizKreate]

Jennifer Farber Thanks for watching my videos Jennifer, and also for leaving a lovely comment. I am from Australia and not familiar with your neck of the woods but hopefully, the link below might be of use to start your search. Happy Hunting and wish you all the very best. Cheers, Liz www.mindat.org/mesg-5-260614.html

[@JenGreythePhoenixrisen]

Curious what land/geological areas or signs you look for however that could be of use anywhere I rock hound?

[@morgankreuzer5046]

Hey liz , I found some huge golden healer quartz clusters on my hikes , been in ground for years as they are coated with a layer if rust iron . Almost milky yellow. I'm just trying to soak them in just bleach with no acid do far. Would bleach eat up mist of the ugly rust bumps and flakes coating on the points ?? The points on these are really unique and perfect but wanna shine them up . Thanks .

[@LizKreate]

Hi Morgan, Rust stains on quartz can only be remove with acid. There's a few articles on the net on how to clean quartz. I can't suggest or recommend a specific method as not all quartz crystals are the same. Different quartz from different areas will require different methods of cleaning. Below is a link that might be of use. All the best, Liz www.mindat.org/article.php/403/Cleaning+Quartz

[@davidabaines1815]

Hi Liz, a question was asked a month ago and I can't find your answer. it was - if it's ok to use an Ultrasonic bath on crystals? Also I have some gem stones that need cleaning maybe with the Ultrasonic bath also?

[@LizKreate]

Sorry took a while for me to get here David as I get quite a few comments and only now have the time to answer them. Ultrasonic cleaners are only good for getting rid of dirt or surface bake on clay which needs to be soaked and dry, then soak and dry before putting into ultrasonic bath. You can also clean hard gemstones but avoid using it on soft gemstones such as opal or turquoise for example. Cheers, Liz

[@gnarlyshields]

I'm just starting my collection of crystals, mainly amethyst matrixes. Can I use water to clean any type of crystal or do some have chemical reactions? I'm scared to actually clean the ones I have now.

[@LizKreate]

+Bryanna Shields Hi Bryanna, Water and detergent is fine. Using the right acid also works great; as this is how they clean most of the crystals that is being sold. In saying that, just a word of caution; one has to be careful when working with acid as a lot of great specimen can also be easily damaged. Do your research first. All the best, Liz

[@claradarlenereger7934]

Quartz can only be dissolved in one acid that I know of - and it's so dangerous it would be very unlikely you could get it. Oxalic and dilute muriatic (pool cleaning) acid are commonly used, but precautions and safe handling techniques should be used. Vinegar works to dissolve calcite coatings, but takes a lot of time to work. Other crystals require different methods.

[@ksjdhg]

Great finds there, very clear. We found some large ones that have a rough, ugly quartz or calcite coating over the smooth facets that is very hard to remove. Have you come across this?

[@SteXist]

I have big rocks with Crystals sticking out, one of the rocks is like a jaw with teeth [ fangs ] sticking out with Crystals on the top and the bottom. other rocks are with Red Crystals.

[@nicholashamilton1898]

Her videos made me get back rock collecting.

[@leajohnson2532]

I found a huge crystal and would like to separate it and get smaller ones is there a safe way to do that?

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for watching Lea. If you're after individual crystal from a cluster, I would suggest using a wet saw and cutting across between the matrix and the crystals. You can also chip away sections of individual crystals using a Tile Snip as long as the matrix is thin enough to be chipped. Good luck and all the very best, Liz

[@patiencep2667]

I love your videos and tips. You have taught me a lot and I thank you so much. Keep up the great work.

[@LizKreate]

Patience Pontious My pleasure and thanks again for the comment Patience. Cheers, Liz

[@disneyhogwarts8322]

I recently have found two pieces of Jade about the size of my hand. I have never works with Jade before but I hear it's hard to work with. I don't know if I should break it into pieces or put it in in a chunk. I can't find how to work with it. Does anybody know how to work with Jade or have any pointers or information?

[@m3sca1]

Do you think the Oxalic acid dull the surface? I have never cleaned these crystals but when I watched you picking and brushing and scaping...my first thought was use an ultrasonic cleaner with Oxalic acid.Then you mentioned both of these and I am wondering why you didn't just ultrasonicate the lot. On a slightly related susbject...Did you know lichens use Oxalic acid to breakdown granite and quartz to get the minerals out? Nice little hoard of crystals you got there.

[@LizKreate]

Thank you for watching and commenting m3sca1. With these "Nundle Diamonds", I really want to keep them as natural as possible. Untouched by harsh chemicals. Using Oxalic Acid will clean oxide film or iron stains and can dissolve granite or marble. So it's important to clean off the mud before soaking/cooking them in oxalic acid (long process). Unfortunately, Ultrasonic cleaners can't take off large clumps of dirt that's why it has to be done manually first to soften the mud. All the very best, Liz

[@aasmajabeen2000]

i have these crystals how much they cost

[@ftl4614]

water? that removes colour.. right?

[@teca303]

Cool video, just as a helpful reminder try not to clean your specimens from the mud/dirt in your household sinks as the mud gets trapped in the pipes and can be costly to fix. I see your crystals are really clear, here in Colorado they are heavily stained with iron oxide, quite a chore to clean off. Boric acid is really the only way to remove the stain.

[@LizKreate]

+teca303 Thanks for watching and commenting and also the great tip. All the best, Liz

[@shawnmccormick1142]

Clean them in a geyser, right?! Seriously, good point. Most people abuse common plumbing.

[@shawnmccormick1142]

Oh, and since this video's host is apparently nontoxic in procedure (unless using wood bleach of course) what is you're experience with any acid? Especially muriatic. It looks like a sweep approach, but we all should be skeptics. You're honest take good lady?!

[@tanyaraymond2782]

Do you ever sell your crystals? Oh, and I just found you yesterday and am binge watching all I can. I just love your videos.

[@LizKreate]

+Tanya Raymond Thanks for watching Tanya and glad you're enjoying some of my videos. Yes I do sell some crystals on my website lizkreate.com All the best, Liz

[@aarontucker9022]

@Agate Queen Debbie That's actually Chinese and I don't think that's her website, or at least it's no longer active.

[@jessicaleyva7783]

How can i clean dust off and polish the quartz

[@LizKreate]

Hi Jessica, Dust on quartz crystals can be easily cleaned off by using a drop of dish washing liquid and water and a soft long bristled brush. Soak the crystal for a few minutes, scrub lightly, rinse with clean water and dry. Thanks for watching and hope this helps. Cheers, Liz

[@TopJimmyWinn]

How do you get them to shine and sparkle? after you wash them with water?

[@boqormaxamedjaamacjaamac3672]

Jimmy Winn price

[@markdTX]

A beginners question, would borax which is used to whiten clothes without damage be useful as a soaking agent?

[@rucussing]

Borax works well, longer than acids though.

[@abbieelizabeth8545]

I found a Quartz 2 years ago laying by the side of the road it's almost a perfect ball shape. I also just found a small Quartz in my garden I'm going to make it into a necklace

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for watching Abbie and good luck with your necklace. Cheers, Liz

[@paulinam8981]

quartz doesnt come in ball shapes haha

[@nanoexperiment]

Where did you find all these crystals?

[@kathryncastanares525]

Love your videos. I've quickly become addicted. i used to live in Kellogg idaho surrounded by old mines and mountains. i used to go out nearly everyday and come home with a bucket full of crystals as well as some bits of gold chips. i was im heaven. anyway, i have some quarts crystals where they had cute tiny baby crystals that had broken off. i dont want to throw em out (of course not) but they are very tiny. but also in perfect shape, some double pointed. anyway, i was thinking of making them into a ring somehow together. how would you go about that? i dont want to ruin them though somehow as i can only think of using either glue, or embedding them into clay. although i am unsure if they will fire well. i have been in love with crystals gems and rocks my entire life, however, never turned them into jewellery except for a few necklaces and dont know much about that.. what do you do if you get very tiny pieces? Sorry for this very long comment! just love your videos and very curious to see what you think as well. thank you so much for sharing these wonderful videos and soo glad ive run into you:)

[@MrTatts64]

Hi Liz & Wally too! Silly question, but how often does your sink's drain / U bend get blocked with all the dust and dirt you wash from crystals etc ;)

[@LizKreate]

NEVER. I use a large sponge to take the dirty water out from the sink and into a bucket and pour it into the garden. Cheers, Liz

[@samanthanormand6693]

Hi Liz I love your videos I just wanted to know where do you get these crystals

[@LizKreate]

Samantha Normand Hi Samantha, These came from Nundle NSW, Australia. I have a video called "Digging for Nundle Diamonds," showing how I prospect for them. All the best, Liz

[@damok9999]

Samantha Normand you can buy them in bulk on ebay from around the world, i got a coffee can full from the olympic mountains in washington state, they are quite cheap when raw and dirty

[@laureljones7075]

harbor freight.rocktumblerinstructions

[@josephpecoul6532]

I want a crystal but I want to go and find it myself or it find me yes?

[@LizKreate]

Nothing better than finding it yourself. Have fun.

[@gingersworld1695]

You can find them in Colorado and Arkansa

[@shadebear]

Maybe this is an ignorant comment but have you ever tried to clean them with a water pix? I think it would be gentler than the steel pin.

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for your comment and thank you for reminding me. Been meaning to get one for ages but just kept forgetting it. Wishing you the very best, Liz

[@Imawatches]

omg how do u find them

[@LizKreate]

Research and in Australia, we have a lot of designated fossicking areas that are available to the public. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz

[@larry6788]

Which part of Australia? I'm in Perth and just started learning about jewellery making and blacksmithing. Free crystals would be amazing to find haha

[@aliyahbalatero8359]

wonhope o

[@jasonmeaty8036]

wonhope its called digging..eva try it..oh n lookn..try it sometime

[@oliviaczaja7964]

wonhope

[@valeriehamme8893]

I hope someone can help me. I had a piece of rock with crystals all over it ....I do not know what kind. I had rinsed it off a few times to remove dust and then I learned about water deposits from my well water. The crystals weren't shining like they used to so I tried vinegar, soap and water, Windex, lemon juice, still I could see a stain on the surface of the bigger square crystals so I used a tiny toothbrush and baking soda and vinegar to scrub it off. Nothing was working and now the biggest crystals are dull....I guess I scratched them ? 😩 Any way to restore the sparkle?

[@LizKreate]

You'll need to use Oxalic acid to bring back the shine. Unfortunately, this is caustic and care should be taken in cooking the crystals. The easiest way is to get some Ali brite cleaner. Soak it for a week and wash off and dry to check if it works. If not leave it a little bit longer. Always wear gloves in handling these chemicals. Good luck.

[@socialdecay2249]

Ah Liz! I love your videos so much! One day id love to come to Australia and go fosiking with you if you'd have me!

[@agoogleuser8840]

why don't you like soaking the crystals in acid? does it damage them?

[@LizKreate]

These doesn't need to be soaked in acid since the dirt comes off easily but I do use acid in other crystals that have bad stains. Cheers, Liz

[@yb-youngblood4998]

hey liz, i have very much of crystals from swizerland and some of those crystals have little holes in it and are dirty how to wach them? ps: have u facebook or instagram i have more questions..( sorry for my english)

[@yb-youngblood4998]

what acid you use for them

[@LizKreate]

Hi Cyka, Like I've mentioned in the comment below, There's a few articles on the net on how to clean quartz crystals. I can't suggest or recommend a specific method as not all quartz crystals are the same. Different quartz from different areas will require different methods of cleaning. It's a matter of trying small amounts to see which method will suit your specific crystals but the very first step is to first get rid of as much dirt as possible as in this video. Below is a link that might be of use. All the best, Liz www.mindat.org/article.php/403/Cleaning+Quartz

[@thecutestbeansprout1922]

HELP? I put lotion on mine and can see it changing :((( please ... I'm soaking in salt water to try and see if it will help

[@MylesNicholas]

Ultrasonic bath?

[@LizKreate]

Ultrasonic bath is good for getting rid of dirt or clay. Cheers, Liz

[@lulubelle1239]

i just LOVE you.i have learned so much. i and tumbling stones i get on AMAZON. And doing some wire wrap. Thanks for the information .

[@LizKreate]

+lulubelle1239 Thanks for watching and commenting Lulubelle. Cheers, Liz

[@jjjnettie]

Thanks. I've shared this video with the ladies in our "Fossicking Australia Womens Group" on Facebook.

[@eyeintheskiesdavid9277]

Beautiful finds wish mine were as clean and as clear as yours

[@mrpaintdog]

I want to clean my crystal cluster - Can you tell me why you like to soak in oxalic acid as little as possible?

[@LizKreate]

Handling oxalic acid can pose a danger to ones health and this is the reason why I avoid using them as much as possible. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz

[@mrpaintdog]

Good to know, thank you!

[@farooqueabro5166]

This was so good. It made Crystal really clean

[@nmsomethingnew4760]

How can I buy it ?

[@acrithaanner1068]

is it valuable?

[@NongNong-mw7gv]

How much is it?

[@livinthefandomlyfe8816]

liz can i have one of or buy one and where? thank u😃

[@LizKreate]

+Gilma Rodríguez Thanks for watching Gilma. I had some for sale on my website but has sold out. I will have some more for sale on the next couple of weeks. Cheers, Liz

[@livinthefandomlyfe8816]

Thank you so much liz i have been a fan of you ever since i was 10 and now Im 14

[@livinthefandomlyfe8816]

But i cant believe you actaually responded 😃

[@LizKreate]

+rose quartz the crystal gem :-)

[@livinthefandomlyfe8816]

Oh yeah last question what is your store called so i can purchase one? 😊

[@toddstorms6735]

I am a young rock collecter, and I have about 200 rocks, including a ruby, quarts, amithyst, and more!!!

[@LizKreate]

+Todd Storms You're very lucky to be starting young. Good luck with it all and have fun collecting. Wishing you all the very best. Cheers, Liz

[@indyme2]

Beautiful crystals. Thanks for the info too. Keep digging!

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for commenting Indy. Cheers, Liz

[@humanoidplague759]

whree do you find That stuff

[@LizKreate]

+sarah tolliver I have a video below showing How and where we found these. Thanks for watching Sarah. Cheers, Liz kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4aZZaGFapmCesk

[@melissajohnson4201]

thank you Liz... i love crystal & fossil hunting & love your content!!!

[@gloriamanuel8358]

Do you sell them?

[@nyesigaemmanuel1131]

I have more of those here in Uganda like 100kilograms

[@parthasarathimohapatra527]

Is the Cristal are also diamond ?

[@LizKreate]

These are quartz crystal and not diamond crystal or diamond. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz

[@Dronewolf.]

kool thanks nice video cool crystals

[@ainievlog208]

We have a lot of crystal quarts but we just leave it in our yard,we thought it's useless,now i know what is it,but sadly we only had few of it,cuz one of my dad's friend take it...

[@josephpecoul6532]

Just watched part 1 now im going to watch you clean them

[@warbricks6992]

I love the crystal's you find

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Liz

[@babaabdlkrim6917]

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[@Angelheaven]

mine are so dirty ill try clean them

[@loycemarch9603]

I took my 2 grandsons to a So Cal mine where they bring out some dirt from the mine and put in pile. Then you grab a buck and fill it, take to your work station and look for treasure. One boy got a huge crystal. They said where did you found. He said at top. He helped a small boy fill his bucket and then his own. The man looked at it and said go lock that in your car. He said if we get a certain prospect and soak it and clean...said the rust would turn blue. Forgot name of product .. Never could find. Do you know what it is?

[@LizKreate]

I don't know Loyce but I know that a lot of people use Oxalic Acid to clean quartz. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz

[@Froggolfing]

I do 100% muriatic acid , more dangerous but I think the best results

[@chelseyabarney7303]

Great video, thank you

[@jccrafts6366]

Hi, this is JC. I've been collecting gemstones (rough) at the beach near to my house namely agates, rose quartz, chalk turquoise, citrine, jaspers (yellow and red), chalcedony and milky quartz. I don't have machines at home and I tried to use sandpapers but it gives rough surface after the stone gets dry. Honestly, I am from Philippines and I am looking for people to help me find affordable and convenient products to make my gems more beautiful to look at. Or it could be that someone will take my gems and polish them all for me and name a price. I just want to get them cleaned up like real jewelries. Thanks a lot!

[@edlyncalimot6415]

I have a small crystal stone found.and I want to sell

[@billmackay8335]

when you are using any thing to pick out the dirt, you must be very careful not to break the crystal

[@craig265]

I have been told to leave them in the moon light durning a full moon ? Have you ever ? Thanks for you vid !!!

[@LizKreate]

Thanks for commenting Craig. Sorry I can't comment on that system as I have never tried it. All the best, Liz

[@FaiqoAndSharmake]

I Have Them Soo Many Even Hemiker Diamonds And No One Is Buying From Me

[@renkykazery2160]

What kind of diamond is that?

[@staciissmith]

Faiqo Films i think he means herkimer diamond

[@noninoni454]

Hi! Do you still have a website to purchase your crystals? And what is it? Cheers

[@jaycotrodeld6426]

Liz is awesome

[@aamirchugahtaigahti9212]

i have many carystals

[@jayn481]

I have quarts, and some very nice rocks. anyone interested ?

[@jennjen40]

do you have pictures?!?.How Much?!? If you still have your crystals please email me?!?. :)

[@renkykazery2160]

Do you still have them? Are they manmade or real. Can you send pictures and price list?

[@cindymcgarry4440]

beautiful. try wrapping electrical tape around the end of your needle to give you a better grip.

[@jonlennon3348]

I wish I could come to Australia and dig peridot and quartz with you and your husband.

[@DeadWest69]

me to

[@DeadWest69]

I wish I could to

[@sharlicious123]

wow must be so much fun.

[@LizKreate]

Wish i could have stayed a little bit longer. Wal has to drag me out of the hole as it's getting dark....huhuhuhu.... Party Pooper husband!!!

[@sharlicious123]

lol

[@sylviahernandez6779]

Can I please have one

[@LizKreate]

+Sylvia Hernandez Thanks for watching Sylvia. I will have some for sale on my online store, opening next week. Cheers, Liz

[@Vilsoncunha061017]

Adorei,lovely

[@anamariaboynton9983]

nice! you are my heroe!

[@BTTRFLIKISSEZ]

Amazinggg🦋✨💖🌈🦋