TOP 15 Biggest Crystals

[@Claudia000]

Diamonds are extremely common in the universe as well as in the earth's crust, although most are out of reach for us. It is said that, most likely, the rarest material in the universe is wood.

[@markrainford1219]

So true. As far as we know it only exists on one planet.

[@Angelol3895]

Maybe petroleum?

[@rollerblm9213]

A

[@eskrimwatch09]

trueee

[@nickiminajj3119]

it's plastic

[@ditherdather]

At 9:08 is warms my heart to know that at least one of those mine managers rewarded those poor workers with something. I bet most get nothing.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

Finally. We all know that De Beers we'll ever do this be nice to their workers it's just not in them I mean Elon musk's dad still owns an Emerald mine there in South Africa with apartheid rules still in enforced

[@vanhattfield8292]

@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 Well, thats not true and is easily checked. His father owned 1/2 of 1 share in the mine located in ZAMBIA a LONG time ago. He NEVER had "ownership" in the mine. This rumor has been disproved many times already.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

@@vanhattfield8292 That easily fixed nowadays for those like you to take up for the cause with all of everyone liking his trillionaire brother instead of Elon and everything he has recommended has gone down the toilet lately why not make daddy look good too

[@vanhattfield8292]

@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 WTF are you even talking about? The original article for that came from the onion and it was popularize by a Tweet that was supposed to be satirical. I'm not taking up "the cause" for anyone, but if you are going to write things that just aren't true and is so easily disproved, you cant expect no one to call you out on it. There are plenty of truth's out there you can quote and be accurate, you dont have to use made up shit to try to prove a point , doing so just takes away your credibility.

[@cazkiwinz4300]

To be fair, almost any/every employer is like that... while you work for them, they own/take credit for everything you made/make during your employment. Sometimes you have to read your contract properly, because it can include stuff you make during your own personal time while you are still employed by them too!

[@marleyboy7732]

7:30 that huge geo looks like a gateway to space when the kids stand by it.That one is amazing.

[@DrGreerIsRight]

I thought that too

[@markserpa9066]

Either the reflection of our 🌎 projecting into what we are told is space. Or the milky way is the smoke still burning from earth trees hitting our dome.

[@darcym.9177]

I actually thought wow that crystal looks familiar because in 2012 I touched it when I went to the museum

[@Quon]

we're all just in a huge geode

[@ant-1382]

I was thinking it looked like a constellation.

[@jillellis62]

Nature produces the most beautiful things! If only people could see this in each other...

[@purpleflametarot39]

Exactly. God don't make mistakes, but people have got it down to a science!

[@lindaseel8633]

Well said the both of you. You are both gems.

[@jillellis62]

@@lindaseel8633 thank you Linda :)

[@jillellis62]

@@purpleflametarot39 I absolutely agree with you here

[@welcomebusinesses8838]

@@jillellis62 my friend go to mountain before 2 days and gate l think good cristle intrested people sms

[@Swindy1794]

Rare and valuable yes, but just imagine what is out there that we haven’t discovered.

[@unknownbillionaire]

Imagine what was discovered that they won’t tell u about

[@eloncrust6077]

The one on the title picture I would just use that as a box if I found it

[@imperfectgamer3776]

I'm ready for pick sund for you

[@marlxiim8844]

trueeee

[@MyErikel]

@@unknownbillionaire who is they

[@judithfairchild8620]

40 + years ago a rock store displayed an amethyst geode about 4 to 5 feet across. Absolutely beautiful and breathtaking.

[@MK-em9pr]

The World is indeed a Magical Place when Mother Earth grows her own Jewellery! ☺..

[@songbirdscreations-MargaretS]

Unfortunately, humans figured out how to break into her safe and steal it!

[@tueresdios3453]

Gaia is a mythical place that's produce limitless source actually, but we used to trash her and want to go mars whats wrong with this homanoid species💀

[@programmerPo]

@@tueresdios3453 if the eight or nine planets are moving towards the sun in the solar system, one day the earth will becomes too hot for human to live then the Mars will become suitable for humans. Human bodies can be protected by space suits, but the whole natural water purifying system will not be maintained. Because higher atmosphere temperature would make more difficult kinds of chemicals evaporated in air and condense in reservoirs, those chemicals may be harmful to humans.

[@XIMENAYJOSSELYN]

Then her jewelry is beautiful

[@phyutun160]

Pp

[@marbleman52]

The Cave of the Crystals is actually a type of Gypsum which is soft; #2 on the Mohs hardness scale which can be scratched with your fingernail. These huge gypsum crystals can often be confused with Quartz Crystal; the next crystal shown, but they are very different. Quartz Crystals are formed from Silica Dioxide and is # 7 on the Mohs scale. I live in the U.S. and in the state of Arkansas and you can go to a lot of places that are open to the public....pay a very small fee...and dig and keep any Quartz Crystals that you find. It is real fun and exciting to dig/hunt for Quartz Crystals because you never know what you will dig up, anywhere from individual crystals to clusters of crystals of all sizes; mostly hand size and somewhat larger, but not many find a cluster as large as the one shown here.

[@K4SWX]

Yeah a type of gypsum called selenite as the video stated LOL..Quartz is found everywhere as well as calcites most common minerals on the planet.

[@randywissler9923]

Planning on finally going to Crater of Diamonds this summer. Been wanting to go there forever.

[@angr3819]

Gypsum is used in building.

[@thetemplelaboratory]

The most beautiful gemstone is *you*

[@marlenegura1161]

Thank you!!!! I needed that!!!!

[@jessemarch9275]

Smoothhhh

[@ricardohernandez7056]

In human 😳

[@ypcomchic]

❤️

[@OFFICIALLOONATIX]

Deep

[@Naeidea]

It's amazing that some gems are so valuable that no one is willing to fork out the insane price tag.

[@georginacat7667]

If no one is prepared to pay it, then that is not it's value.

[@sageshroom]

@@georginacat7667 thats not really how it works. there are plenty of things people aren't willing to fork out the money for that people still put price tags on. there is a specific valuation scale, especially with gems.

[@C4DD1333]

@@georginacat7667 so a diamond would be 1$?

[@fss1704]

Thats because we now manufacture diamonds

[@nikmidclayton5933]

If it won't sell for a price it's not that valuable

[@BlenderStudy]

16:14 I have never seen that crystal before. Awesome! Thank you for the update, Top Fives..!!

[@phatcat3705]

Imagine finding that in your own yard. One can only dream... 😋

[@jekku4688]

That cave in Mexico is so mind-blowing, it's hard to even imagine something like that exists. Would love to see it in person but...guess that won't be any time soon.

[@adriennem9832]

In Arizona, one store had a pair of angel wings of amethyst. Beautiful

[@chiffondollsweet]

I saw that for sale online

[@patslouka915]

@@chiffondollsweet I believe it's been in a rock shop in HB, Ca. It's big and beautiful!!!!

[@wendywhite2642]

Whoever buys that quartz crystal Giant needs to buy the whole damn thing, not part of it like you said! 🤯

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@amberspanky7223]

I would love a massive geode type coffin. I know dark. But that would just be amazing

[@StephenMcElroy1]

I thought the same thing.

[@amberspanky7223]

@@StephenMcElroy1 visit Arkansas. I know not the best ideal place. Just went crystal hunting there and it's amazing and so much fun! I mean if ur serious into u people have found amazing specimens. I went for fun and still found awesome peices

[@Star_84]

@@amberspanky7223 I have seen these places also in south Carolina! Born in Feb. But when I layed eyes on an amethyst it just called to me!! I know weird but amazing!

[@Star_84]

@@StephenMcElroy1 I would get buried with it.. lol it's so beautiful!

[@amberspanky7223]

@@Star_84 I think u can find amythist in SC. Maybe I'm wrong

[@barbimachan9164]

this was a really great video, thanks for sharing !!!

[@stayhomebesafe3428]

Very beautiful crystals

[@rickmisnich2097]

Couple housekeeping notes: 4:01 Topaz and Diamonds are not the same thing. 5:34 100% a crystal, no "like." I don't expect perfection, I'm just helping where I can. Thanks for tackling this topic, it was very interesting to me.

[@crinkly.love-stick]

I didn't even catch that topaz one. I can kinda see where the mistake came from, as it's a "diamond" shape.

[@TheAbyssalEnderling]

As a rock and geode collector, I'm jealous that I don't have any crystals that big.

[@xiuqingsun3466]

If you did you'd need to be a millionaire

[@TheAbyssalEnderling]

@@xiuqingsun3466 :(

[@okamijubei]

Think you ever wish to use that giant geode as a coffin?

[@Phoenixkb222]

Jealousy is the worst human emotion.

[@cthulutech4697]

These are all very incredible "rocks". I am personally amazed at the amount of money and blood that goes into them, which makes it sad.

[@ezpzlemonsquidwardscissorh8161]

But rock is pretty. unga bunga. rock is friend . I like rock.

[@katem331]

@@vladislavkorovine5305 that doesn’t make someone feel better about the blood diamond and crystal trade. We need better methods than enslaving people. Most of the crystals on this list were mined by an enslaved person.

[@tueresdios3453]

sad? its a low vibez you bald ass💀

[@typing....7502]

#lifeofgems great channel for gemstones👌such a beautiful gemstones❤

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@cosmic-creepers9207]

The amethyst looks like a galaxy 😍

[@Xehemoth]

For every one of these gems, sit behind it thousands of tears... but only one from joy.

[@sierrafowler7598]

The amathest geiod looks like the night sky with thousands of stars

[@sierrafowler7598]

@@jasonncoxx5837 autocorrect sucks

[@jasonncoxx5837]

@@sierrafowler7598 I'd like to apologize to you Sierra. I was drinking last night and I was unbelievably rude and disrespectful with you. I had no right to do that and it was very uncalled for. I'm very sorry for typing my rude comment.

[@sierrafowler7598]

@@jasonncoxx5837 I accept your apology. Thank you I really appreciate it.

[@mikeconrad1183]

Yep

[@louisemccowan9378]

Absolutely beautiful,wish I could afford a topaz like that, love it 💖

[@SUROBLEDEKchannel]

Thank you sharing video

[@CalmRiver333]

That tanzanite is BEAUTIFUL. I’m lucky to own a piece of tanzanite, I couldn’t imagine owning one that size.

[@iamkrismartinez]

The Empress of Urugay looks like a portal to the space dimension/galaxy it's look's so cool! :0

[@davesunshayshariff9939]

Uruguay

[@agnesdianaracz]

I love Uruguay lightgreen Olivine green opal stones, they are powerfull essence.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video.

[@roddyg3692]

I had the opportunity to go visit the Smithsonian where the colossal Topaz is displayed along with many other gems equal in size. I highly recommend the free viewing tour to anyone. You will not be disappointed.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@beviemmanuel7130]

Beautiful stones I wish owning by finding them myself.

[@jerihayes4018]

You can in Arkansas. Learn how to mine. Easy. Just need some muscles and tools. I mined for 10yrs. Dug some big ones.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@maneeshap4734]

വജ്രങ്ങൾ ആദ്യമായി ഖനനം ചെയ്ത ഇന്ത്യ- India was the first to mine diamonds - kzbin.infooIBvwLpPuu4?feature=share

[@731419]

When I was living in my country, I was about 9 years old, I remember that there was a lot of stone that seemed like an egg, I played with it when I hit them with another stone, it came out sparkle I liked to play with the stone to see the spark there it was when one of the stone broke That's when I saw crystals inside the stone, I don't know if it was crystals or diamond

[@SamFirthDesigner]

Maybe they were geodes?

[@chiffondollsweet]

Woah you should check that out

[@Joltfox_YT]

Geodes but maby quartz? I found one at school and no one belived me intil i gently cracked it open. It was tiny.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

It was a geode..they form the shell part first had the crystals grow from pockets of mineral saturated water of the inside hollow has the same kid of water seep into hollow space. Diamonds ate the products of magma from volcanic action solidifying a certain way from just the right sort of magma..o you won't find Diamond. Crystals encased in the same way as a geode. You find diamonds a loose or in veins of volcanic rock....

[@mr.cookiegamez8780]

Same

[@aswaltan8962]

Nice crystal

[@evee963]

I love crystals especially for the reason that it is used for spiritual healing. Recently I had an itching thought that maybe we are over mining the crystals and not thinking so much about what it'll do to mother earth because I see people posting online showing ridiculous amount of huge crystals being harvested and sold in outdoor markets. I really hope that is not the case. It only grows about two centimeter over a period of ten million years depending what type. With an increasing amount earthquakes going on recently over the years it affects the growth rate of crystals as well. We have to be mindful of how much we harvest. We should only take only what is needed. Sorry for being a party pooper but I think it makes sense to be moderate and not get overboard with harvesting mother earth's minerals. Let's show some love and respect to mother earth. Love and light to all taking the time to read this with an open mind. Namaste 💜

[@trueredlucky954]

Crystals do not got healing powers 🤦‍♂️

[@kle133]

Verdade 😔eles extrapolam é muita exploração

[@pamelanowak8817]

Evelyn you sound very sweet. The earth is 5000 years old. Unfortunately man made evolution has done away with the Lord Jesus Christ. Very sad.

[@barbaramobley3157]

Thanks for the video and information on the beautiful gems

[@myrialynn]

15:15 Absolutely stunning! My mouth dropped when I saw that on the screen.

[@abbyjayne5337]

These are the crystals my soul needs 🧿😫

[@nestorbauyon]

Thanks for the infos.

[@shanekelley3649]

Thanks a whole bunch! 😁

[@emzy346]

There are more to seen amazing cristal,to find or discoverer,in this world.i thankful,

[@friedpickle8332]

Awesome list! Totally recommend visiting the Ron Coleman mine in Arkansas. You can dig up your own quartz there and and they have a fantastic rock shop. Was lucky enough to score an absolutely beautiful quartz sample from their shop worth at least $100 by my reckoning for only $25. (no, I don't work for them lol. I just think they're neat xD)

[@Ariel-lol]

Ive been there😮 they took us on a tour of where they dig up their stuff/the process of everything, it was so much fun and thats where I got my love of collecting crystals lol

[@beachboy0505]

Wow wow wow wow 👏 😍

[@zangetsu8639]

Some of those Crystals look like someone sealed magic in them

[@jerihayes4018]

I saw the ron colmen being cleaned then the fist showing. Absolutely gorgeous. But a lager one has been found north east of the mine in the mts. Came from a gas quarts mine.

[@SherriRichLifeJohnson]

👍nice diamonds ⭐

[@tinklvsme]

✌️ There was a crystal store In Clovis Ca, it had a 7 foot crystal and well other big ones. It was beautiful! All I could afford was 2 egg shaped crystals. They were called dinosaur eggs 🥚.

[@jerihayes4018]

In Arkansas you can mine for diamonds and quarts. I have one that is only 10in. But beautiful. Small fee to dig. Check out Rockhounding Arkansas

[@jerihayes4018]

Check it out. ROCKHOUNDING ARKANSAS

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@davidrouse8396]

I doubt that the African girl "gave" her uncle the diamond. All I know is that any transaction involving Debeers is not going to be good for the finder.

[@campingintheforest_]

That black crystal looked to have been flaked on the edges some....

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Opals are brittle...

[@usanian83]

Very interesting, subbed! Thank you!

[@vullrath]

life is beauty.. amazing what this planet has to offer.. imagine what is out there in space.. so far far away..

[@genehasenbuhler2594]

It's called GIANT CRYSTAL CAVE!

[@chris-hu7tm]

15:39 imagine the disbelief, the horror, the swearing...

[@dianalindeman1644]

The most beautiful gems this side of Heaven!

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@aliciaseecharan]

Mineral gems are naturally beautiful with brilliance. God is the greatest 💕

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

The sapphire is the nicest one

[@TheLuiskj94]

If you think about it, the human being gives value to a group of stones, we're so primitive. But I understand that this value is given by the beauty of each piece.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Actually the price is set by rarely, not its appearance.. Thus a Topaz or Amethyst is less valuable than a Diamond or Tanzenite ...its quality is an adjustment factor within the first consideration...

[@LucianCorrvinus]

As a side note mined Diamonds are more often the quality and size that thier use is industrial for coating cutting implements. Rather then jewelry. It's like 78% used for industrial application...

[@michaelmonkey6541]

Thank you....

[@Vandantcyclone]

Crazy the darker Dimond was sold for $500 and a horse, then decades later sold beyond millions and changed hands multiple times broken down. A great Gem violated by greed and sinners. Historic really.

[@IccyAnime]

it wasnt sold for 500£, it was handed directly to the manager cause the worker feared the overseer was corrupted and would steal it. so the 500£ was more like a direct bonus for worker loyalty

[@boringbastard4920]

Bet you get alot of cheers in stupider setting for this kind of comments

[@casperwallace9685]

Funny how people are fascinated with shiny things

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Our biology is cued to respond to things we ascribe as being pleasurable to our senses. That biological cueing has a ultimate purpose and will always remain to sone degree with us...

[@NGCoinslove]

As Always Perfect, Thank You From Your Friend at YTube

[@fabiannespeck3303]

We can rise this earth's vibration if we all look deep within 💫 we are the key to this planet 🙏🏻

[@flyingmonkeys9774]

....and not a single crystal shown here has any 'powers'. They are simply just beautiful rocks!

[@Phoenixkb222]

All crystals gemstones and minerals have magical power... If we could only see without human eyes the vibrational frequency that they emit, we would be blown away.

[@dookieshoe2905]

5:00 Pictured here is the great grandfather of Gustavo Fring, both men excelled in the business of "crystal". XD

[@rickmastenbroek5447]

That blue star gem has its 6 pointed star move with the Light, as if they put a 6 pointed lightsource overhead and fake the reflection ..

[@sIudgefactory]

so what'd that little girl and her father just get 20$ for the brown diamond and it turned out to be worth a fortune?

[@shellghost5]

binge-watch ? ? ? :))) very thoughtful advice. whoever follows it is mos def so healthy. nice video.

[@JetS_Gamer]

even though I might be a year late I used to live in the neighboring town to afterton in Australia, and had seen the geode a few times, amazing to see how big them things can get

[@suchitra4710]

Hi sir Good night. Thanks for the information. God bless you. I'm grateful to you.

[@billstowell5308]

these are HUGE!!!!

[@liitlepetei4sure763]

Diamonds 💎 oh how I can just spend all day looking at Diamonds

[@sheriroberts8055]

I want that TOPAZ!!!!

[@verafernandes632]

Seleção de pedras espetacular. 🤩😷😷😷🇧🇷

[@mmmobile1650]

,🙏😱

[@christinegerard4974]

Thank you for this fascinating video !

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@iteerrex8166]

Kohinoor should have been in this list, if not the number one.

[@freddycugarjr]

Ty for the video... I will dream good tonight!

[@iWh15tl3]

God is good and generous toward us...sinners.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Oy vey...

[@iWh15tl3]

@@LucianCorrvinus God bless you buddy ❤

[@stevenguy2630]

I’ve been to the crystal caves museum on the Atherton tablelands. This thing is cool.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Ohh, perhaps time to go to Tanzania to get the stones

[@Geoplanetjane]

They are almost mined out

[@ledinhanh]

nice video

[@phoenixkb134]

The cave of crystals reminds me of a scene in the original Superman movie. By the way what crystal is the closest in colour to the mythical Kryptonite?

[@vanhattfield8292]

The gem "Jadarite" is supposedly a nearly exact match for the chemical make up but not the look of the fictional Kryptonite and "Moldavite" is one that matches it in appearance.

[@phoenixkb134]

Thank you for this helpful advice. Much appreciated!

[@elusivelight3766]

This is incredible. 💎

[@shadowknows5750]

#16 - my Aunt Crystal She's huge.

[@DrGreerIsRight]

I'm telling her you said that

[@shadowknows5750]

@@DrGreerIsRight Lol

[@franklesser5655]

The topaz would make a lovely ring.

[@jodierain8526]

That's a huge amethyst if I had the money I would buy it I would give him a million dollars for that if I had the money

[@sarlaz3407]

Dom Pedro, that is art.

[@anthonymelendez187]

Makes me sick that they don’t help the people who originally found it…

[@amyreid124]

Absolutely Just what I thought !

[@wally07]

I never knew Charlie Sheen was a crystal expert. Once we you hear it you can’t I hear it

[@latetotheparty4785]

Opals do not possess a crystalline structure.

[@dianer.9461]

Wikipedia says opals have an amorphous crystal structure and are considered mineraloids. Transparent opals are called crystals in the trade. Check out Black Opal Direct on KZbin. Many interesting videos.

[@Notcoolman333]

Here before 1m?

[@mommyauri]

why is your channel called top fives if its never FIVE

[@trubruzzontiktok7987]

Idk how well thought through the edit was lol, white writing on a white background? Flawless

[@metanakmobidek8475]

Num.15 Opal Not crustal

[@infoa2r775]

Beautiful!

[@psychlord]

It's not a crystal, it's an opal.

[@chiffondollsweet]

Opal is a kind of crystal

[@frankkokos2848]

In my Old village,we have this type of stone..but village people, they don't care,,they think it's just a normal stone

[@nameisname5566]

its sad that some of the those gemstone finders weren't even mentioned bruh

[@fuckyoutube5584]

You mean miners being exploited by develped countries. Most these countrys are basically slave labour

[@Star_84]

I have thought of that too! They are the ones making history in finding these amazing crystal! They deserve a lot more but of course ppl still take advantage of them!

[@liitlepetei4sure763]

I love ❤️ stones

[@Rod-bp8ow]

Lay not treasures where thieves break in to rob and steal, but to always be on guard, not just your heart, but all over your body. Spiritual to spiritual foundations that searcheth all things that pertains to God,of Godly sort and Godly edification, in all righteousness be it left and right.

[@Love-jf7rs]

Yes, build up your Treasures in Heaven, where thieves not steal nor vermin destory :)

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OQZYFud8Z7Y7M : Surpising!!

[@BJZRCDSLDN]

Are you one of those feminist crystal weirdos

[@BJZRCDSLDN]

Just wondering

[@christinegerard4974]

Fabulous planet !

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

There are places you can dig for your own gemstones, if I ever just happen to find anything like these I will donate them to the Museum of Natural History in Tuscaloosa Alabama that you can rest assure of and Roll tide everyone :)

[@DrGreerIsRight]

Hello I used to live in Alabama. Mississippi now.

[@thcreedon]

Why donate I would sell them for money

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

@@thcreedon I'm just that type of person