Kimberlites, Rare Colorado Specimens! Diamond's, Garnets in the Ruff!

This is 2 pounds of Rare Colorado Kimberlites from a seller called Kimberlites.net or prestige minerals or Pan More Gold. Actual weight was 2.80lbs pounds.
This bag was sold with an guaranteed of Kimberlites but No guarantee of diamonds.
Kimberlites comes from Colorado , Central North America, United states of america,Kimberlites is bag sold via weight! 1lbs, 2Lbs, 3lbs, 10lbs an more!
It sells for $57.55 with $7.90 shipping, For a total of $65.00
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[@AragaaZagayaa]

Thanks for showing

[@ModernProspector]

It's actually formed in the mantle and not the crust. Kimberlite also isn't really directly associated with gold. There's a fair bit of other misinformation in here as well. Thank you for sharing this video with us though.

[@maryrousselle7554]

Beautiful, and you are definitely teaching me many things, as I lived in the mountains on Canadian Shield for 3 yrs. And I collected many types of minerals

[@matthewsgoldenadventures3330]

Man that's amazing how mother earth always gives us the coolest thing thanks Martin for showing me this thank you so much I would love a piece kimberlight

[@GracieAckerman]

I have a 20 pound kimberlite I found hiking 9 years ago that is full of crystal and lava holes

[@goodbetterbest8056]

Do you still have it?

[@isaiahcoleman7371]

How did u come up with this lie

[@chancebutler6472]

thank you!

[@mcd2796]

I've always been intrigued with geology. It's fascinating how jem stones form. Great video

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

mcd2796 thanks for watching happy to share my experience, it was fun

[@jennodine]

I love the way he says “rivah” instead of river. ❤️. Just teasing. This was an awesome video. Very cool samples. Thank you for sharing. I’ve been looking for videos with samples of kimberlite closeups but nobody else has them that I could find.

[@Kumars-Rocks-n-gems-show]

👍

[@terryannhigelmire8968]

Those are cool. And wow the history behind them is so cool.

[@_baxter]

Fantastic content my guy!!!

[@jackpetersen5776]

Wow that was really cool! The making of diamonds! Would be really nice to own something like that. I studied about that in my GIA training! Keepm up the great videos

[@LilChubbyBear]

Awesome video, feel like I just got a great lession in science and geological! Thank you Martin

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

LilChubbyBear well I’m very happy you got something from it, I enjoyed making this video and hope my channel ventures into more of this kinda stuff!

[@mukundrathod8081]

Thank-you sir very good information

[@Katutubo28]

Amazing kimberlite bro 👏💯💯💯

[@markquillo6537]

Thanks you for your shareng.

[@sisbates]

Those are really really awesome

[@mikebadger5874]

Those are so Cool! I have the gem stones but I've never had a Kimberlite where they are new and just beginning to form into the gems! Fascinating! And very beautiful! And when you mentioned tumbling them, I'm a stone tumbling nut! LOL Thanks for showing them and have a great day!

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Mike Badger yeah these would be great tumbled pieces there really different and wonderful to own, how there formed an what they actually are just amazed me! Happy to inform some and thanks for watching

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Mike Badger They form prior the Kimberlite just catch's diamonds on its way through to the surface.

[@JV-ko6ov]

I found some tube shaped white and Blk rocks, fizzin away now

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@mikewolff645]

Very cool info on Kimbelites. Love them blues. Good Luck everyone!

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Mike Wolff thanks Mike wolff

[@jj576i9]

You are my new Hero!! I love your description of regular rocks...I thought I was the only one that thought every rock was special!

[@shivascorner]

Nice sharing

[@JusPenner69]

interesting, kimberlite! thanks for sharing.

[@BrainStorm101]

Great video! Good luck everyone!

[@pirateprospecting707]

Nice video and some super cool specimens!

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Gary Prochazka thanks Gary happy you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

[@nicholascartier9510]

that's just awesome!

[@MMProspecting]

Cool video nice speciments

[@mr.enigma1096]

Wow so cool love to be able to get some kimberlite but i doubt i would be so lucky lol. Lucky to live around those kinds of deposits. Big fan. Keep up the videos

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Mr.E Nigma yeah would be cool, This stuff is really interesting and beautiful! Thanks For watching and I appreciate your kind words

[@mr.enigma1096]

Thank you. Keep up the great informative videos. I'm learning the different types and area to keep an eye out for.

[@crispybacon9116]

Very unique! Look fun!

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Crispy Bacon911 thank you happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@mwilson14]

I was going through some of my saved heavy sand from panning over the past year and a half just to see what I could find under the microscope. I'd already got all the visible gold and pulled most of the magnetic material and saved in jars. The rest of the sand is full of zircon, lots of different sulfides, tellurides and various other minerals from bright yellow, green, red, purple, blue, etc. I pulled about five diamonds out and saved them on the side. I only went through a small spoonful of material to examine before I accidentally bumped the cup full of sand off my desk onto my carpeted floor. I'm not looking forward to vacuuming it up and digging through all the hairs and fibers.

[@wygold]

That’s really cool. I love rocks that have crystalline formations on them. You might catch some of my collection in my some of my videos. I’ll have to check these guys out.

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

wygold's Metal Detecting Adventures thanks for watching happy some liked it and I hope this happens more!! Fun stuff

[@johnanderson7925]

In Webster county there was a 110carat diamond found here in west Virginia

[@melscoincorner7672]

Very cool my friend thanks for sharing

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Mel's coin Corner! Much appreciated, had fun! Trying a different take at this channel, gonna introduce a Ton of different things, besides paydirts, the entire world of prospecting and billion community, what money can be made an what treasures are out there! Learn an share

[@UkShaia]

Sorry, but from a South African, Kimberly was the first diamond bearing ore, hence the name Kimberlite, after Kimberly, the nearest town at the time. Perhaps the largest stone found at the Big Hole (as its known) was 83ct, however, the largest 2 or 3 diamonds all come from SA as well, with the largest being the Cullinan Diamond which was given to the Queen of England at the time. It was so large that it was cleverer into multiple pieces that are in the Royal collection to this day. The size of the stone was circa 1306,75Ct. The mine is still operational and is now opened by Petra Diamonds: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cullinan_Diamond The mine has aldo produced other large stones. The other mine that produces massive stones of gem quality in Southern Africa is in Lesotho (do some research), and is owner by Gem Diamonds. Cheers

[@starman10548]

I'VE WANTED TO SEE HOW THEY CAME OUT AFTER AN ACID BATH. THANKS FOR SHARING.

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

REBEL DAWG ADVENTURE TEAM they came out real clean and showed much more then what meets the eye, totally different from how they came! Was fun!

[@Kumars-Rocks-n-gems-show]

Very nice 🙏🙏🙏

[@adanruiz4624]

How mother Earth can create something so beautiful

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Adan Ruiz thank you 🙏 happy you enjoyed it, share and thanks for watching

[@angelvaldez3824]

Heyyy i love garnets 😍

[@angelvaldez3824]

I'm defiantly up for a bag 👌👍

[@to-kt9og]

Super hunting Kimberlite megnetic stone. I have both oliven dark green Kimberlite stone

[@peggyprieto]

I had Brain Surgery and lost all my knowledge of rocks. But thank you for being my instructor to learn again

[@kingbryan6583]

I love myself a piece of kimberlite❤️❤️

[@jasonhawes5096]

I'd love to have a kimberlite!

[@douglasmarch1655]

Very nice

[@bubbasanches4591]

I have a bunch of this stuff and noticed the deep red parts being garnet and occasionally finding a shiny clear part in the rocks. Very hard to process cleanly. The guy who sells these rocks has good stuff, full of tiny diamonds but as I said very hard to process or clean. Takes days, and these rocks you'll need a sledgehammer to properly break. There's nothing large in them usually, he wouldn't risk losing large diamonds.

[@deannekliene2673]

Yes! They're dense....

[@johnhowe9552]

Those diamond would florescent perhaps also they would have high reflect. Bless up!!!!

[@workkevinw]

Not necessarilly. The color could be almost anything in diamond or not at all. Gemologists have abandoned this. Look on youtube and see how to get specific gravity of the material in question. Then look on google and get the eweght match up chart. Find and match your numbers and you should be fairly certain. A laser wont escape a diamond or diffuse. If boiling aqua regia doesnt dissolve it within 8 hours you can be sure of it. You really cant rely on mohs scale either because a terestial diamond may average mohs 10 hardness but extraterrestial can be from mohs 8 to mohs 14. Terestial diamonds have 8 sides on the girdle and extraterestial 6. The 6 sided ones are a stronger more valued structure and are formed in the collapse of a supernove star. (Diamonds come in many shapes to irregular and cluster also) Theres is even what they call a chrystalline diamond that is kinda fragile but intense. Black diamonds are usually caused at impact and so are called impact diamonds.

[@deannekliene2673]

I have one from colorado its brown but inside its blue, black with shiny tiny crystals. ....

[@greggorsantonio4542]

Hopefully your neighbors don't think you're making meth in the back yard. I had the cops called on me by some neighbors about 10 yrs ago when i was smelting gold ore and roasting sulfides while working in Arizona There was a "and they lived happily ever after" fisish to the situation. One of the officers asked if he could stop by after his shift. To see how the process worked and what exatly gold ore looked like. I obliged his request and was very glad i did. Because, that year he'd inherited some property he'd never seen from an uncle he barely knew and that it had old mines on it. He admitted that he no idea what to look for. So, he invited me to go with him to help point out some basic houndology. Lets just say, he became an official Rockhound that year and both of us decided our jobs weren't where we wanted to be. We became the best of buddies and he a very rich, but humble man. I dont know why i told this story, but after see you minerals bubbling, a flood of memories came front of mind. Great video and next time i go to cripple creek here in Colo. I'll hunt for Kimberly right.

[@jonathandickson5698]

Interesting

[@paulchristbobby1983]

I ve the same stone but all tiny clear reflecting Crystal's around it. Is it worth anything

[@CrisantoCabanig]

I found a big piece of kimberlites stone

[@poeerc.764]

Wow

[@dalewotherspoon1962]

Smart

[@ashleycrace7081]

I'm blown away by your information! Where should I look for these? I'm located in Colorado

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Do a simple goggle search with your location against the location in Colorado! I know there’s a few spots that had Volcanic activity and Kimberlites have been found in multiple places!

[@richardchavis1789]

Really nice..watched klesh go hunting for those

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Dink Chavis yeah there pretty cool, pretty rare stuff, there hard to find unless you have the clam on the pit but learning about them and sharing what I found out was pretty cool! Thanks for watching

[@wrinkyscarnagecrew]

Let's take a look at it in the pan....... nice..... lol..... klesh is cool too

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Wrinky's Carnage crew, gold and silver yeah KleshGuitars played a big part into my channel and watching him grow and adventure into other cool insightful things! I would crush them and pan them out, because I know from reading an learning about them, they form in rich Alluvial areas and have rich properties! I would rather share them and Hope whom ever wins them does whatever seems fit!

[@richardchavis1789]

Watching klesh sent me to martin and i have learned alot from both in the few months ive been here now got a touch of that "fever" ...these guys are great

[@vaiduriampalaniappan9021]

How to separate all the diamonds you showed from that rock?

[@ishakolcak]

My Turkey pink garnet clean rock 21 grain trasparant one middle 4 mm garnet long beautiful seem🙂😉☺😌

[@mariotapiadiaz]

Ventas kinberlites ,Atacameños chile.

[@roddupre8314]

Colorado kimberlights xrays all samples prior to shipping, to ensure that no diamonds of any value are shipped out to costumers!

[@jasong8377]

I figured as much there really just worthless tailings that they found a way to make a buck but cool none the less

[@amyrios5548]

Its just for fun ☺

[@jonathandickson5698]

Still seems like a reasonable way for someone to get hands on education and experience with kimberlites so that when they go out in the field they have a better idea of what they are looking at and less questioning.

[@ludmilakotovski1837]

Sorry to correct you, but, the biggest diamond ever found was the Cullinan diamond which was discovered in South Africa and weighed over 3,000 carats! This was way back in 1905 and was given to the Royal Family of England...

[@geraldault1214]

I have a brownies Kimberlite it has redish brown shinny crystals all the way through it I wish I could send u a picture of it so u could see it found it in the mountains of Franklin north Carolina

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Send it to my Facebook chat group! @ m.me/ch/AbZdwLuw9oNa202Z/

[@geraldault1214]

It says the links broken

[@bigwhale5840]

It oxidises and falls apart in a few months once exposed

[@kyleestes2091]

Ive got about 60 lbs of kimberlites if you want to purchase some.

[@joshortiz1576]

Very awesome!! Would love to have one of those!! Good luck to everyone!!!

[@jackford5653]

I'd like any of that love rocks

[@jasonbaxter5502]

If i have one that is about 200 pounds. How much you think its worth.

[@GSProspecting]

They sent me a bag of that and gold ore.

[@rubypacheco1706]

what type of acid do you use for the bath?

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Hydrochloric acid! Easy to get from any hardware store, usually they sell them for pool maintenance or concrete cleaning!

[@shivascorner]

Iam ur new subscriber from india

[@btrim1974]

My daughter loves to collect coins gold and rocks. Etc

[@wrinkyscarnagecrew]

Nice

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Wrinky's Carnage crew, gold and silver thanks for watching

[@wrinkyscarnagecrew]

@@GoldenpaydirtReviews no thank you good video

[@steveqwinn7919]

dude i got a 20 pound rock of kimberlite from co.

[@bigwhale5840]

You got to mine a few tons for a few carats

[@thenikhilkukreja]

If you come to india we can go exploration of kimberlites i know location

[@danworley8804]

I want some

[@CrisantoCabanig]

I'm looking for buyer of kimberlites stone

[@magdasokol5531]

💫🌠

[@nilugajjar8205]

I am interested on dimond

[@workkevinw]

The blue would be copper and or sinc. I cant stress enough to look at the structure online atomically then look at the pattern on the rock. It will freak you out.

[@enochvalencia5902]

Were can sale of this kimberlite

[@NaPaulmHamashiachThaHolyOne]

CAN I SHOW YOU THE KIMBERLITE I HAVE FROM NEVADA??

[@treshasilvederio2689]

I have allmost 15 kimberlite

[@krat0sag0d92]

I got a bunch of good rocks that look like this ifnot better o.o

[@JjHarrisHONDA]

Its your cousin from boston

[@durgaashtekar1112]

this acid can kill many gems like emerald or rubies.

[@workkevinw]

Your within walking distance of a boat load of it. It doesnt create the diamonds. It picks up the diamonds as it comes up. Diamonds are up to 150 miles in, past that its called woodringite of which there are 3 in existance. Send me a time and date i will show you some of mine. By the by kimberlite moves at about 30 mph to the surface or the gem is destroyed by decompressing being to rapid causing the vaporazation of the diamond or too slow causing the diamond to melt into the surrounding material because of the heat and intense pressure that wont allow the diamond to remain solid so because of the pressure it melts into the surrounding mats because it cant boil at that pressure. I have alot of kimberlite though and it contains sulfides gold silver and pgm's in abundance. There is also lamporite. Dont get in contact with the fumes or breath it. You will catch platinumosis, which you cannot get rid of. Its a nasty skin disease. Your kimberlite looks weak sister. Kimberlite is deposited in vents and not the volcanic chamber so to say violent eruption to get it would be inacurate. Pay attention to the large triangles formed all over the rock hecause of crystallyn diamond content. If you look to close at the rock you may miss the big oicture. To understand the structure pattern will help you to see it in formations from a good distance.

[@ludmilakotovski1837]

The garnets found in Kimberlites are called Pyropes, or Kimberlitic garnets which have no crystal shapes like the other more common ones such as Almandine, Spessartine, Andradite and Uvarovite. It looks like the green pockets may have been Chrome Diopside which is easily dissolved by strong acid. One way of really dissolving your Kimberlite would be to use Hydroflouric acid as this is one way to extract diamonds. However, it is one of the most dangerous acids, so, unless you have the right conditions, it would be unadvisable to use this acid! Anyway, your video was still very interesting to watch just so I could recognise some of the minerals it contains. Thank you!

[@johnhowe9552]

Be super careful with that HCl!!!!! Seriously please dude. Bless

[@johnhowe9552]

Yur a boss

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Hi

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[@deanmayer6508]

Every bag I've gotten from goldnpaydirt was a rip off. I'll never buy there again.

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[@7heatingair318]

Kimberlites do not "create" diamonds, but rather pick them up on the way to the surface from about 100-150km inside earth.

[@gordonbyron5145]

Doesn't look like kimberlite at all

[@user-fw8lw5dc4h]

Not dimand

[@amaizingworld880]

I dont think he knows everything he is talking about.

[@gilbertsickler2528]

There are so many videos that will teach me about rocks you talk too much with no end results

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Gilbert Sickler well thank you for watching, this is an item that a Paydirt seller is selling so it’s sort of a review or look into what they are, I Wished I could’ve done alittle more but given my limited time and knowledge into these sort of things, I try reading into them as I’m receiving them

[@roddupre8314]

This company has tons of spoil, overburden, trash rocks! That is what your buying! Do not waist your money! You are buying there trash! You will never get a diamond!! You are buying trash!!!!

[@GoldenpaydirtReviews]

Rod Dupre yeah, I love to try everything out there, in our field! That’s what my channel consist of, review, investigate, show & tell, and learn. I’m learning everyday and absolutely love everything I try, with these kimberlites, there the only company on the market that actually sells them, and even if they don’t hold the mother of all diamonds, it’s worth the experience and seeing what they are, and how they look an feel, an clean up! They do have solid pieces of nice garnets and some small pieces of diamonds an gems, attached to them. It’s more about learning an sharing my experience with you guys and touching on other ways to make money or try yourself! I totally understand what your saying, thanks for watching and your feedback

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Rod Dupre STFU and go home.There are small specimens in there and these samples are very valuable in the field.

[@maryrousselle7554]

If you would like to add me on Facebook please do, perhaps you could help me out with a few rocks and identification on them.