Embark on a gem-hunting adventure with these Gemstone PayDirt packets, hand-dug and naturally sourced from Sapphire Bend in Southeast Australia. On offer are two types of packets: Sieve Gravels and Pan Sands. Each PayDirt bag is a unique creation, crafted in limited quantities. The gemstone composition varies with each bag, reflecting the distinct geology of its source. For a complete experience, consider combining the gravel and pan sand bags together!
Gravel Packets:
Each 1kg Gravel packet guarantees a minimum of 10 carats of genuine Australian gemstones, including sapphires, zircons, and quartz. One lucky bag contains a big 4.6 ct. Sapphire! These are great for learning how to use the specific gravity of gems to your advantage to successfully find sapphires and get that perfect sieve 'flip'.
Pan Sands Packets:
Each 500g Pan Sands packet guarantees a minimum of 5 carats of genuine Australian gemstones. These bags are perfect for everyone, from beginners to experts, offering an opportunity to experience the joy of fossicking at home.
Gemstones are less dense than gold and require more skill to pan successfully, making these bags ideal for learning to pan gemstones. There are a good amount of black sands in these packets that should create a good amount of challenge when separating the heavies!
About Kurtle:
This cool bag of paydirt is handcrafted by Kurtle (aka Kurt) – not just any Sapphire hunter, but an inspiring treasure hunter on YouTube. He’s personally made sure each bag holds gravels from the wash layer at Sapphire Bend, guaranteeing some awesome shiny stones in there.
When you grab a bag of this gemstone paydirt, you’re not just buying dirt; you’re stepping into a thrilling search for hidden gems and joining in on one of Kurtle’s adventures. Plus, every bag you buy supports Kurtle’s YouTube gem hunting adventures, helping him keep those awesome treasure-hunting videos coming.
Stock:
VERY Limited stock available (limited by fossicking rules in NSW & the hard nature of acquisition!).
Contact Kurtle:
Video of the source site:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1EhxywYoQA