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- Colorado Prospector Club - Gem and mineral prospecting and mining . . .
The Colorado Prospector club welcomes everyone interested in prospecting or exploring for gem and mineral deposits within (Y)OUR NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS Whether you like to prospect for gold, diamonds, gems, explore new agate beds, collect mineral specimens and samples, or you're interested in exploring our great outdoors with the family
- COLORADO DIAMOND PROSPECTING - Colorado Prospector - Gem and mineral . . .
Most diamonds break away from the matrix and are found in a "clean" state without any trace of the matrix This is due to the diamond being so much harder than the matrix The diamond crystal is the only thing that survives the through the erosion process
- Diamonds? - Colorado Prospector - Gem and mineral prospecting and . . .
Diamonds? Options Frenchman Apr 23 2016, 07:09 AM Post #1 Diggin' In! Group: Members Posts: 7 Joined
- WHAT ARE DIAMONDS? - coloradoprospector. com
Diamonds can be from ten to hun-dreds times harder than corundum Diamonds themselves vary in hardness; for example, stones from Australia are harder than those found in South Africa The four main optical charac-teristics of diamonds are trans-parency, luster, dispersion of light, and color In its pure carbon form, diamond is completely clear and
- Prospecting for Diamonds in a river - Colorado Prospector - Gem and . . .
A short discription of How To Find Diamonds in a streambed Research is everything, there must be a known Kimberlite area upstream It is the oily layer on the outside of every diamond that cause it to remain dry
- North American Diamonds - Colorado Prospector - Gem and mineral . . .
In 1975 diamonds were accidentally discovered in wyoming, to date there has been over 300 kimberlites discovered between colorado and wyoming Atleast 200 discovered by Dan Hausel while he was chief of exploration since 1980 many properties have seen or visited by companies , most if not all have yielded diamond
- Diamond i. d. ing w blacklight - Colorado Prospector - Gem and mineral . . .
ive been playing around with a small DC powered blacklight i dont know if its a short or long wave but is there a visual difference in using these two sources on diamonds? do diamonds from different areas illuminate as different colors? i tried it on my wifes wedding ring and only 1 stone illuminated as a dull green the others looked like a dull purple now my wifes looking at me kinda
- Diamond Detectors - Colorado Prospector - Gem and mineral prospecting . . .
"The University of Johannesburg has successfully registered patents for a new device which is capable of identifying rocks that contain diamonds " Amazing these new detectors can differentiate between graphite, diamonds and other minerals! Check out the full article here Gamma rays used to find diamonds-----
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