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  • Calcite on matrix, Onganja Mine 2.3cm

    Calcite on matrix, Onganja Mine 2.3cm

    R110.00
  • Fibrous Malachite, Onganja Mine 2.6cm

    Fibrous Malachite, Onganja Mine 2.6cm

    R220.00
  • Native copper crystal cluster with dendritic growth habit with small calcite crystals, Onganja, 11 x 3.5 x 14.6cm

    Native copper crystal cluster with dendritic growth habit with small calcite crystals, Onganja, 11 x 3.5 x 14.6cm

    R6,000.00
  • Native copper with calcite specimen, Onganja, 5.5 x 6.3 x 3.5cm

    Native copper with calcite specimen, Onganja, 5.5 x 6.3 x 3.5cm

    R1,900.00
  • Fluorite with calcite cluster, Erongo in Namibia, 10 x 9.8 x 5.2cm

    Fluorite with calcite cluster, Erongo in Namibia, 10 x 9.8 x 5.2cm

    R1,200.00
  • Calcite, Otavi region, Namibia, 11cm

    Calcite, Otavi region, Namibia, 11cm

    R215.00
  • Palm sized calcite geode, 1.06 kg

    Palm sized calcite geode, 1.06 kg

    R320.00
  • Double terminated cluster, Musina, old find. 9.7cm

    Double terminated cluster, Musina, old find. 9.7cm

    R660.00
  • Smoky quartz cluster, Namibia, 8.4cm

    Smoky quartz cluster, Namibia, 8.4cm

    R30.00
  • Desert Rose, Namib desert, 16.5cm

    Desert Rose, Namib desert, 16.5cm

    R730.00
  • Silver Topaz, Spitzkoppen, Namibia, 2 cm, 4.1 grams

    Silver Topaz, Spitzkoppen, Namibia, 2 cm, 4.1 grams

    R190.00
  • Silver Topaz, Spitzkoppen, Namibia, 2.3 cm, 5.7 grams

    Silver Topaz, Spitzkoppen, Namibia, 2.3 cm, 5.7 grams

    R300.00
  • Rare Ephesite specimen, Postmasburg, 10 cm, 455 grams

    Rare Ephesite specimen, Postmasburg, 10 cm, 455 grams

    R2,400.00
  • Pyrite crystal cluster, Thabazimbi, 6.6cm

    Pyrite crystal cluster, Thabazimbi, 6.6cm

    R900.00
  • Pyrite crystal cluster, Kalahari Manganese Field, 8.8cm

    Pyrite crystal cluster, Kalahari Manganese Field, 8.8cm

    R1,400.00
  • Pyrite crystal cluster, Kalahari Manganese Field, 5.6cm

    Pyrite crystal cluster, Kalahari Manganese Field, 5.6cm

    R480.00
  • Pyrite crystal cluster, Peru, 3cm

    Pyrite crystal cluster, Peru, 3cm

    R198.00
  • Double terminated quartz cluster, Goboboseb, 3.6cm

    Double terminated quartz cluster, Goboboseb, 3.6cm

    R195.00
  • Fossil Devil’s Toenail Oyster – Namibia, 7.7cm

    Fossil Devil’s Toenail Oyster – Namibia, 7.7cm

    R650.00
  • Double terminated quartz cluster from Musina, Rare, 947grams

    Double terminated quartz cluster from Musina, Rare, 947grams

    R850.00
  • Olmiite, Wessel mine 57mm

    Olmiite, Wessel mine 57mm

    R850.00
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  • Kyanite: Nature’s Sapphire Look-Alike With a Secret
    Kyanite is a gemstone that breaks the rules. At first glance, its deep sapphire-blue crystals look like they were carved from the sky itself — but the real mystery lies inside.
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Beautiful Opal Ring... 🥰 Just amazing! Beautiful Opal Ring... 🥰 Just amazing!
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Aquamarine... 💠💫 March Birthstone... 💙 Set in 92 Aquamarine... 💠💫 March Birthstone... 💙 Set in 925 Sterling Silver... 🥰
Just a sneak peak of our Tanzanite collection... 🥰 Just a sneak peak of our Tanzanite collection... 🥰 Come check it out in store... Can't wait to see you... 74 Scott Street Schoemansville Hartbeespoort 📍 📍
Broke a rock we found curious in our stockpile and Broke a rock we found curious in our stockpile and found that it has garnets inside it... 🥰 Amazing!
Turquoise is an opaque, blue-to-green mineral that Turquoise is an opaque, blue-to-green mineral that is a hydrous phosphate of copper and aluminium, with the chemical formula CuAl 6(PO 4) 4(OH) 8·4H 2O. It is rare and valuable in finer grades and has been prized as a gemstone for millennia due to its hue. Turquoise gemstone set in 925 Sterling Silver. Turquoise is one of the December birthstones.
✨ Howlite – A white stone streaked with gray veins ✨ Howlite – A white stone streaked with gray veins, Howlite is a borate mineral composed of calcium, boron, silicon, oxygen, and water (Ca₂B₅SiO₉(OH)₅·H₂O).
Gem silica is desert lightning captured in stone. Gem silica is desert lightning captured in stone. At its heart it’s SiO₂ — pure silicon and oxygen woven into translucent chalcedony. But then copper slips in — Cu²⁺ — and suddenly the stone ignites in electric blues and lagoon greens. Silicon builds the crystal. Oxygen holds the lattice. Copper paints the sky inside it. Simple chemistry. Magnificent color. 💫
Sodalite is the night sky carved into stone. Deep Sodalite is the night sky carved into stone. Deep royal blue streaked with white like drifting clouds — and under UV light, it can burst into a fiery orange glow, as if it’s hiding a secret sunrise inside. Calm in daylight. Electric in the dark. ✨ Sodalite has a beautifully structured and unusual chemistry. 🧪 Chemical Formula Na₈(Al₆Si₆O₂₄)Cl₂ Let’s break that down: Na = Sodium Al = Aluminum Si = Silicon O = Oxygen Cl = Chlorine Sodalite belongs to the feldspathoid group. It forms a framework of aluminum and silicon tetrahedra (AlO₄ and SiO₄) linked together in a cage-like structure. Inside those cages: Sodium ions sit for balance. Chloride ions are trapped — which is unusual for silicate minerals. That trapped chlorine is part of what makes sodalite special.
Jasper in its autumn variety looks like the earth Jasper in its autumn variety looks like the earth decided to paint with fire. Burnt orange, golden yellow, deep rust and forest brown swirl together like falling leaves caught in sunlight. The autumn tones (reds, yellows, browns, oranges) come from iron impurities: Iron oxides (Fe³⁺) → red and rust tones (like hematite) Hydrated iron oxides → yellow to golden hues (like goethite/limonite) Even tiny amounts of iron can dramatically change the color. In Simple Terms: Autumn Jasper = Silicon dioxide + iron + time + pressure Chemically minimal. Geologically poetic. 🍂🔥🥰
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Labradorite doesn’t just shine — it awakens. Tilt Labradorite doesn’t just shine — it awakens. Tilt it slightly, and a hidden universe flashes to life: electric blues, molten gold, deep forest greens — light trapped inside stone. This breathtaking phenomenon, called labradorescence, is caused by microscopic layers inside the crystal that scatter light like a prism. It looks like the Northern Lights frozen in rock ✨ A dark, ordinary surface… Until the light hits it — and magic answers.
I can play with the UV LIGHT on Nepheline Syenite I can play with the UV LIGHT on Nepheline Syenite all day... 🥰 CHATGPT: If your Nepheline syenite glows orange under UV light, the most likely minerals causing it are: 🥇 Most Common Cause: Sodalite Very common in nepheline syenite. Under UV (especially shortwave), it often fluoresces bright orange. Even small patches can make the whole rock appear to glow. 🥈 Also Possible: Calcite Frequently fluoresces orange to reddish-orange. Often appears in thin veins or small white patches inside the rock. Which one do you say it is? CALCITE 🤍 OR SODALITE 💙?
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Just came to say hello to this beaut as I came int Just came to say hello to this beaut as I came into the shop... 🥰 Come visit us soon, the video does not do her justice at all... 74 Scott Street Schoemansville Hartbeespoort 📍 📍 📍 #silverhillsgems #crystals #rockshop #gems #werock #wesell
Just a pretty little fossil parading on a Monday m Just a pretty little fossil parading on a Monday morning... 🥰 Available for online and in store purchases. 📍📍 📍 74 Scott Street Schoemansville Hartbeespoort 📍 📍 📍 OR 🌍 🌏 🌎 www.bronnrocks.co.za 🌎 🌏 🌍 Also check out our YouTube channel : TheRockShop@Harties. #silverhillsgems #crystals #rockshop #gems #werock #wesell
The amount of detail and beauty found in this smal The amount of detail and beauty found in this small Agate bead is so amazing! 🥰 We love... Agates are so fascinating, I can't get enough... Every piece is so different and special... Available in store and online... 📌 74 Scott Street Schoemansville Hartbeespoort 📌 OR 🌍 www.bronnrocks.co.za 🌍 Also view our YouTube channel TheRockShop@Harties for amazing and intriguing videos on Agates as well as other minerals... #silverhillsgems #crystals #rockshop #gems #werock #wesell #nowinstore
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Crystal Hunting in South Africa's Backyards
Join us on a gemstone buying adventure to the famous Boekenhouthoek mining area in South Africa! We hit the road to source large, high-quality amethyst and quartz crystal clusters directly from the local miners. We started the day with a few phone calls to set up meetings, but when we first arrived, the lack of volume had us worried. Thankfully, as the day progressed, word spread, and the stock just kept coming! From wheelbarrows and hand-carried parcels to loaded vehicles, the locals brought out some incredible pieces dug right out of their own backyards. Did you know the Boekenhouthoek quartz rush actually started when someone dug a pit toilet and struck a massive vein of crystals? Now, families mine just meters from their doorsteps. By the end of the day, we managed to secure half a load of spectacular clusters to keep our shop fully stocked! Our only major hurdle? A severe lack of packing material. It's going to be a nail-biting drive back, praying these fragile giants make it home without a scratch. 👇 Let us know in the comments: What's your favorite piece from today's haul? ⏱️ Timestamps (Optional Idea) 0:00 – Heading to Boekenhouthoek: The Plan 01:45 – First impressions & slow beginnings 03:15 – The bizarre history of how this mine started! 05:30 – The floodgates open: Wheelbarrows of crystal clusters 08:15 – Unboxing the biggest Amethyst & Quartz pieces 10:45 – The risky packing situation & wrap-up
They Struck A Quartz Mine Digging A Pit Toilet?! 🚽✨
Avoid getting stranded, scammed, or caught off guard. In this video, we break down the 17 absolute must-know China travel tips for 2026—from navigating the digital landscape to surviving local customs. Detailed Overview: Traveling to China is an incredible adventure, but it operates on a completely different system than the rest of the world. If you don't prepare before you land, you won't be able to pay for food, access your favorite websites, or even find a western-style bathroom. We’re covering everything from the cashless economy and essential tech setups to daily cultural shocks you will face on the ground. Whether you are visiting Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or rural provinces, these 17 survival tips will save you time, money, and stress. 👇 TIMESTAMPS 👇 0:00 - Introduction: The Reality of Traveling China 0:45 - 1. Getting Connected: eSIM vs Local SIM Cards 1:30 - 2. The Great Firewall: Which VPN Actually Works? 2:15 - 3. Power Banks & Charging on the Go 3:00 - 4. Bathroom Culture: Mastering the Squat Toilet 3:45 - 5. Communication: Essential Translation Apps & Services 4:30 - 6. Drinking Water: Why You Can't Trust Tap Water 5:15 - 7. Accommodation Realities: Surviving Hard Beds 6:00 - 8. Cultural Adjustments: Understanding Personal Space in China 6:45 - 9. Tipping Culture: Why You Should NOT Leave a Tip 7:30 - 10. Dining Out: How Paying for Food Bills Works (Note: You can fill in the remaining 7 points here based on your final edit!)
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I had a 12-hour layover to see if it’s still the same city I remember. Spoiler alert: It’s even better, though the tropical heat and humidity are just as intense as ever! I haven’t been to Singapore in 26 years, and let me tell you—the city has transformed into something out of a sci-fi movie! In this vlog, I’m maximizing every minute of my Singapore layover. I started my morning at the iconic Gardens by the Bay, wandering through the Supertree Grove before the midday sun hit. After exploring the city, I headed to Chinatown, where I was lucky enough to catch a traditional Lion Dance performance—a beautiful reminder of the culture that stays strong amidst all the new skyscrapers. As the sun went down, I headed back to the water to see the Merlion at night and caught the stunning evening light show at the Gardens. If you have a long layover in Singapore, this is how you see the best of the city in one day! In this video: Gardens by the Bay (Morning vs. Night) Exploring the vibrant streets of Chinatown Watching a traditional Chinese Lion Dance The Merlion Park at night with the city skyline Tips for surviving the Singapore humidity Gear used: DJI / Oppo Editing: Shotcut / CapCut #Singapore #TravelVlog #SingaporeLayover #GardensByTheBay #ChinatownSingapore #Merlion #VisitSingapore #Travel2026 #LionDance
Singapore: Was Leaving Changi Airport a Mistake?
Be amazed as you see what it takes to turn raw, rugged rock into perfectly smooth, glass-like gemstones? In this video, we take you behind the scenes of a massive industrial lapidary operation to show you the exact journey of African Tiger's Eye from the crusher to the final polished product! Here is the step-by-step breakdown of how we process these incredible minerals: * *The Big Crush:* We start at the industrial crusher, breaking down a massive *20 tons of raw Tiger's Eye* into smaller, manageable sizes. * *The 1.5-Ton Tumbler:* Using a forklift, the crushed stone is loaded into a huge *1.5-ton rotating barrel tumbler* along with silicon carbide grit. This beast runs continuously for *7 to 14 days* just to smooth down the sharpest edges! * *The Deep Clean:* The stones are transferred to massive, modified cement mixers to be thoroughly washed *3 separate times*. * *First Quality Control:* The washed stones hit the sorting tables, where the human eye takes over to hand-sort and discard any flawed material. Only the best stones make the cut. * *The Fine Polish:* The selected high-quality material moves into vibrating tumblers—loaded with *600 kg* of stone each—where they run for another full week until they achieve a brilliant shine. * *Final Inspection & Lock-In:* After one last wash, every single tumble is hand-checked a second time to ensure perfection. Finally, a light waxing treatment is applied to lock in that deep, signature Tiger's Eye flash forever. ### 💬 Let's Chat! Let me know if you like this video! Drop a comment below with your thoughts, and feel free to ask any questions about the tumbling process, the machinery, or the minerals. *Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more behind-the-scenes mineral sourcing and lapidary content!*
From Rough Rock to Gemstone: 12,500 kg of Tiger's Eye
Nature hides some of its best secrets in plain sight. In this video, we explore the magical world of UV-reactive rocks and minerals. We'll show you exactly how different specimens react to different ultraviolet wavelengths, turning vibrant shades of neon green, hot pink, intense blue, and fiery orange. Whether you're a seasoned mineral collector, a gemstone enthusiast, or just love the wonders of geology, you won't want to miss these stunning transformations! If you enjoyed seeing this hidden side of nature, don't forget to LIKE this video, SUBSCRIBE to the channel, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode! 🔔 🔗 VISIT OUR STORES & CONNECT WITH US Looking to add some incredible minerals, spheres, or gemstones to your own collection? Check out our online shops:vTheRockshop: www.bronnrocks.co.za Silver Hills Gems: 74 Scott Street, Hartbeespoort 📲 Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/silverhillsgems/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GerdusBronnArt TikTok: @brotherbronn 🔬 GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO UV Torch Camera: DJI Action 5 Pro Drone footage by: DJI Neo2
Unlocking the Hidden Colors of Fluorescent Minerals! 😱💎
Be amazed as you see what it takes to turn raw, rugged rock into perfectly smooth, glass-like gemstones? In this video, we take you behind the scenes of a massive industrial lapidary operation to show you the exact journey of African Tiger's Eye from the crusher to the final polished product! Here is the step-by-step breakdown of how we process these incredible minerals: * *The Big Crush:* We start at the industrial crusher, breaking down a massive *20 tons of raw Tiger's Eye* into smaller, manageable sizes. * *The 1.5-Ton Tumbler:* Using a forklift, the crushed stone is loaded into a huge *1.5-ton rotating barrel tumbler* along with silicon carbide grit. This beast runs continuously for *7 to 14 days* just to smooth down the sharpest edges! * *The Deep Clean:* The stones are transferred to massive, modified cement mixers to be thoroughly washed *3 separate times*. * *First Quality Control:* The washed stones hit the sorting tables, where the human eye takes over to hand-sort and discard any flawed material. Only the best stones make the cut. * *The Fine Polish:* The selected high-quality material moves into vibrating tumblers—loaded with *600 kg* of stone each—where they run for another full week until they achieve a brilliant shine. * *Final Inspection & Lock-In:* After one last wash, every single tumble is hand-checked a second time to ensure perfection. Finally, a light waxing treatment is applied to lock in that deep, signature Tiger's Eye flash forever. ### 💬 Let's Chat! Let me know if you like this video! Drop a comment below with your thoughts, and feel free to ask any questions about the tumbling process, the machinery, or the minerals. *Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more behind-the-scenes mineral sourcing and lapidary content!*
Tumbling 12,500 kg of Raw Tigers Eye!
Is it a brilliant business move, or an absolute gamble? 🤔 In this video, I’m taking you back to the exact same yard where I previously sourced 14 tons of rock. This time, I committed to something completely different: acquiring approximately 130 unique gemstone spheres from a factory that just closed down. With an already packed shop, why did I do it? Because every single one of these spheres is a unique geological happening. From incredible banding to rare mineral inclusions, no two are exactly alike. Watch as I wrap, transport, and try to solve a massive logistical puzzle back at the shop. After a serious amount of shuffling and rearranging, I’ve managed to free up enough space to get about two-thirds of them onto the shelves. Will they sell? Will I make a profit? It’s hard to tell, but the sheer beauty of these pieces made it impossible to walk away. If you are nearby, you’ll have to come visit the shop in person to see them on the shelves and find out which one is your absolute favorite! Which sphere caught your eye the most in today's video? Let me know in the comments below! 👇
Turning 14 Tons of Raw Stone Into Priceless Crystal Spheres
A futuristic treat in the heart of Guangzhou! Today we are walking down the famous Beijing Road (Beijing Walking Street) on a hunt for authentic Chinese street food, but we stumbled across something completely unexpected—a fully automated robot ice cream kiosk! For just ¥9.90, this robotic arm handles the entire process, scooping and serving up soft-serve ice cream right on the bustling night market street. Is it just a high-tech novelty, or is the ice cream actually good? Watch to see the full taste test! Beijing Road is famous for its vibrant evening atmosphere, incredible shopping, and endless rows of traditional local snacks, but seeing this level of automation blended right into the local street food culture shows just how futuristic modern China really is. Have you ever had food made entirely by a robot? Let me know in the comments below!
Most Famous StreetFood… And My Mouth Is ON FIRE! 🌶️
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