Opening a Gemstone Mine in Canada (Part 2)
Dan Hurd (Dan Hurd Prospecting) 46:14
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I’ve teamed up with Chris Robak from Silver Cove to open Canada’s first and only Peridot gemstone mine! While we work through the permitting process to bring in large-scale mining equipment, I’m running small-scale tests to fine-tune our gem recovery methods.
In this video, I’m testing our crushed basalt in a mineral jig to see if the slight difference in specific gravity between basalt and Peridot is enough to separate the gems from their host rock.
Peridot is a gem-quality Olivine crystal, prized for its vibrant green color and volcanic origin — and we’re about to find out just how much of it is hidden in this basalt deposit!
A huge thank you to:
River Dance Gold Mining for supplying the mineral jig https://rgmak.com/
Jason from Mount Baker Mining and Metals for doing such a perfect job crushing the basalt
Join me as we take another exciting step toward uncovering Canada’s hidden Peridot treasures!
Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/9Mb5fDyGDcw
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@RiverdanceGoldMining @mbmmllc
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In this video, I’m testing our crushed basalt in a mineral jig to see if the slight difference in specific gravity between basalt and Peridot is enough to separate the gems from their host rock.
Peridot is a gem-quality Olivine crystal, prized for its vibrant green color and volcanic origin — and we’re about to find out just how much of it is hidden in this basalt deposit!
A huge thank you to:
River Dance Gold Mining for supplying the mineral jig https://rgmak.com/
Jason from Mount Baker Mining and Metals for doing such a perfect job crushing the basalt
Join me as we take another exciting step toward uncovering Canada’s hidden Peridot treasures!
Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/9Mb5fDyGDcw
💎 Shop rocks and gems: www.danhurdprospecting.com/shop
@RiverdanceGoldMining @mbmmllc
-
Dan's website, paydirt, store, and auctions: https://danhurdprospecting.com
SUBSCRIBE BY CLICKING THIS LINK: https://www.youtube.com/user/Galidain?sub_confirmation=1
FOLLOW ME AROUND THE WEB AND ON SOCIAL MEDIA AT:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dan_hurd_prospecting
Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Danhurd
Website -- http://www.danhurdprospecting.com
Facebook -- http://www.facebook.com/danhurdgold
SPONSORS:
Arbor Fabricating classifiers use this link: http://arborfab.com/Prospecting_c_37.html
10% discount code: danhurd
Links:
Dan's hat: https://amzn.to/2LU34Ou
This video is produced by Dan Hurd, Prospector, Miner, Teacher and YouTuber, as part of his YouTube channel based on educational videos about gold mining, gold panning, prospecting, rock hounding, and mineral collecting.
#goldpanning #gemhunting #findinggold
Category (YouTube): Education
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