Cool Rocks and Crystals – Mail Time



I got a really cool box of rocks and I thought it would be fun to have you along on this unboxing!

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Recommended Items Used Around The Shop:

Do you have cool rocks that you want to polish but don’t have the space for large equipment?
Well, I suggest getting this variable speed angle grinder to help grind and shine those beauties.

Stadea Stone Polishing Kit (Variable Speed w/ Pads) – https://amzn.to/348DwrT
Stadea Polishing Pads – https://amzn.to/3IYCzB6

If you have a separate polishing wheel – I use Gordons Glass Cerium Oxide for all my polishing.
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Estwing Rock Hammer – A must have. – https://amzn.to/33nwVJx

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Filming Gear:
Neewer 79 Inches Aluminum Camera Tripod Monopod with 360 Degree Rotatable Center Column and Ball Head
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Yesker Softbox Photography Lighting Kit
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Library recommendations:

A Field Guide to Rocks and Minerals (Peterson Field Guides)
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Simon & Schuster’s Guide to Rocks & Minerals
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Kits that are fun for all ages:

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Rocks & Fossils Kit
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Mega Fossil Dig Kit
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15 thoughts on “Cool Rocks and Crystals – Mail Time”

  1. Wow!!! What a box of goodies! I wonder if the Tee Pee canyon agates are related to the Union Road agates in St. Louis… They sure look like they formed in a similar way in chert. I dunno… Obviously I need more of both in my collection! LOL

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  2. Wow! What a great bunch of goodies! So many really cool rocks! And just tons! lol! And the teepee canyon pieces are amazing! The conglomerate piece is super cool. Everything in that box is amazing! and then there is the tin! Which has a bunch of amazing things in it, and Gold! But the other specimen pieces are just amazing. That gypsum crystal piece is amazing. And the mica books! and all those prairie agates are beautiful. So special! Everything is just so amazing! Those gypsum crystals are just amazing! That is just a lot of specimens and amazing goodies! i honestly couldnt pick a favorite. There were so many really cool thing in there! The gypsum crystals were really cool though. And those small cubes might be limonite after pyrite? That would be my guess anyways. Thanks for showing us all of those amazing rocks! They were some just really cool specimen pieces and just different, cool rocks! Thanks Kyle!

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  3. I am glad you liked the rocks. I try to send rocks that rockhounds do not have so they can have a variety in their collection. It is nice to have rocks from different places that you may not have a chance to hound. Almost everything here, I have found myself. over the years. I know that I will never get out your way to collect. Thanks for sharing.

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  4. Great box of goodies you received there. That one broken piece (geode?), you mentioned that itr could be easily glued back. I think a future video explaining the do's and don'ts of gluing together crystals/rocks, would make for a worthy episode. There are lots of things that can go wrong with a bad adhesive-job… AnyWay.. Stay warm and healthy!

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