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He's 3.4 g, comes from Chlum, and his most distinctive feature is his characteristic Angel Chimney. π And little heart π₯Ήπ
I have a feeling we're going to get along just fine. ππ
My last found, moldavite with extremly rare shape π₯
How would you feel if you accidentally destroyed a 24 gram moldavite while digging?
I'm absolutely heartbroken...
May the Moldavite Heaven treat you well, my friend. ππ₯²
One of my last find, small pizza slice
Totaly love it ππ
One of my lastest beautiful stone π 11 grams of angel chime. How you think about this stone? π
Both stones are from BrusnΓ‘, they are awesome frosty pieces
23.7g and 26.8g ππ
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Hi everyone!
Today I'd like to share yesterday's success with you.
As usual, my friends and I spent the weekend chasing our "green fever." This Saturday was no different.
The weather was absolutely brutal around 39Β°C (102Β°F) during the day. I spent the afternoon relaxing by the water before heading out to hunt moldavite in the evening.
I had to start a new hole, and digging through soil that dry is anything but easy. Fortunately, by the time I arrived, the sun had gone down and the temperature had dropped to a much more comfortable 29Β°C (84Β°F)... although I was still sweating like crazy.
At first, it was a normal evening. Here and there I found a small fragment or an average sized piece.
Then, about 1.5 meters (5 feet) below the surface, I reached a layer that was full of quartz.
I thought, "I'll give this layer a few more swings with the shovel."
That's when everything changed.
From a single clump of soil, five moldavites suddenly appeared.
At that moment, I knew I had found something special.
Completely overwhelmed with excitement, I kept digging.
By the time dawn arrived, I had recovered an unbelievable 611 grams of moldavite (still covered in dirt)!
I haven't had time to clean them all yet, so for now I'll share photos of just two pieces that I managed to wash. π
Some days in the field are ordinary.
And then there are days you'll remember for the rest of your life.
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Hi everyone! π
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I recently created a small community called r/Moldavite_beauties.
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The idea behind it is simple: I wanted a place where people can share not only photos of moldavite, but also the stories behind them.
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Over the past months, I've collected a few stories from my own adventures in the Czech fields my first moldavite, unexpected encounters while digging, lucky finds, disappointments, and those moments that make this hobby so memorable.
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In a way, the community is becoming a personal moldavite diary, but I'd love for it to become much more than that.
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If you have stories of your own, photos of your favorite finds, hunting experiences, collection highlights, jewelry, questions, or simply a fascination with moldavite, you're more than welcome to join and share them.
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Whether your best find weighs 30 grams or 0.3 grams, every piece has a story.
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Hope to see you there! ππ
no stars left to speak
only green in the deep
a heart made of time
refusing to sleep
it spreads through the night
quiet but bright
like the dark itself
is learning the light
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Hello, friends and fellow moldavite lovers!
I recently came across a few beautiful large moldavites (three, to be exact). Their weights can be seen in the photo. If you'd like more detailed information, please feel free to send me a message.
If there's interest, I'm open to discussion. π
Thank you for your attention!
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That soundβ¦ β¨
Definitely one of the most unique moldavites Iβve ever had the chance to find and own π
At first I thought it was just a dirty potato from the clayβ¦ πTurns out it was one of the craziest moldavites Iβve ever found π
BrusnΓ‘ (Potato fieldπ)22.8g
Not every heart beats β€οΈ
Some just glow green in the sunlight πβοΈ
Yesterday find! 30.8g clean with chime ππππ
Yesterdayβs finds π
Two almost identical drops (perfect for earrings) and one little sphere piece (a beautiful pendant) π
I wonder who they will make happy someday π₯°π₯°
This moldavite may look ugly at first glanceβ¦
until the sun hits the hole just right βοΈπ
Chasing stories buried beneath the earth.
A unique piece with a clean hole through it. Tiny, but truly exceptional π
Hi everyone! π
I hope my little moldavite miniseries helped some of you get at least a basic understanding of moldavites π
I had an idea. maybe you could help me too by asking different questions that werenβt answered in the miniseries. That way I could make more parts based on what YOU would like to know π
So what do you think?
Send me your topics and questions, and Iβll do my best to cover them based on my own experience π