The fibrous formation of Larimar is what makes it temperamental to work with, I would think. I would love to see you do a whole set of DnD dice out of Florite. It comes in so many colors and it has this sort of soft inner glow to it. It might be a pain to work with due to it's brittle nature and perfect cleavage, though, but it's such an affordable and beautiful material.

Duuuuuuude. As a lapidary artist myself. I am genuinely impressed with you even attempting this. Larimar can be an absolute nightmare to work with in my experiences. Just when it decides to have random little bits chip off itself for no reason. Good shit man.

I see larimar all the time on bracelets and chains or rings but I've never seen it used this way, it looks amazing

I stumbled upon your channel with the amethyst video but I really have to say I already love your work, not only is your work completely enchanting to someone who doesn't know anything about grinding gemstones- but your camera work is lovely as well!!! The way it's all so cinematic and entertaining is absolutely astonishing!!! I look forward to your journey :D

Marble is similar in that it is extremely soft, but is extremely difficult to grind down. I slabbed a small piece of natural marble from Greece recently, and it took about four days to finish. Even an 80 grit belt sander took hours to make any noticeable changes.

I'm looking to start a small dice making venture and stumbled upon your channel, while researching how gemstone dice are made. Thank you so much for the inspiration, as I'm now looking into newer and more interesting materials. Please continue with your work on this channel, your craftsmanship is remarkable.

I feel like I’m watching a documentary. Your content is amazing. Absolutely wild I stumbled on this randomly. Thank you for making such awesome videos!

This is the most beautiful dice I've seen in my life, mostly cuz it's Larimar, the stone that looks like a frozen moment of the waves in the sea.

Your dice are fascinating! And your calm voice and style of video editing - they are perfectly match with your creations. Thanks for such good experience from watching your content!

The star cut is the most beautiful d20 cut. My dream d20 would be a starcut black opal 😊 My you always find inspiration. Your work is amazing.

Larimar is such a beautiful stone. The die is gorgeous, although I do wonder what it would look like with copper numbers, the black it so stark.

Stunning! I hope that crack/dislocation going through the middle doesn't cause any trouble. Make sure no one ever rolls this die!

Looks incredible! I think gold coloring for the numbers would contrast much better with the blue though, like sand on a beach.

I'm not even into DND, the craftsmanship is amazing. Wonderful journey in each video. Keep it up!

I lived in the Dominican for 2 years annd love annd adore the people. I have always talked about how cool it would be to have a larimar d20 so glad to see someone did it!!

As someone who can't seem to draw a straight line with a ruler, I am always amazed and impressed by people who can repeatedly do something artistic and nail it every time. The fact that you have your grinding angles down to the point where you can basically make the same 20 sided over and over again by just eyeing it and grinding away, is amazing to watch.

At first the Larimar didn't appeal to me, but after seeing it as a Die, I can see it's beauty, what a nice looking material!

Ooooooo. Love the high contrast black. Gold numbering would look good, too, i think.

These videos are mesmerizing. Love it!!

The music at the end is a very good choice 👌 gotta love this ref

Huge shout out to the editor...did an amazing job showing the masterpiece of this art work

your attention to detail is awe inspiring

Beautifully made dice! I absolutely love Larimar! 💎 Patterns and colour of the ocean, so gorgeous! 🌊

Every time a customer convinces me to do something in Larimar, I regret working with Larimar. Full of cracks and weak pockets of explosively unstable stone. Nope. The dice looked beautiful - very well done indeed!

That crack running through it terrifies me for some reason. Absolutely gorgeous material.

probably one of the best channel on youtube i've ever came accross in all these years. who knew a video about making a dice could be so emotional? great job, my dude. keep it up. ❤️

When an artist creates amazing works AND documents it well in video - you've earned a Sub. I admit, I never thought watching someone grind rocks would be something I'd enjoy watching, but here we are... :)

It doesn't even look hand-crafted! Amazing job!

I have to say I really enjoy the balance of speaking to music in this video, definitely artisan quality and very relaxing to watch.

Beautiful stone, incredible work. Maybe a gold colour for the lettering next time? Blue and gold would go so well!

I absolutely adore this! The stone is beautiful! Your filmography is beautiful! Your narration is absolutely amazing! I love how you start the video with the story of the stone, what it is and how it's made and its material properties. I love how you give details about your faceting process. I love watching the die take shape. And I love how gorgeous the final result is! Your skill is incredible and my admiration has no bounds! I can't wait to see more! I know you're really new, but your videos are incredible and your channel has taken off amazingly! I hope you come out with a patreon soon! (Also, if you're in Colorado, I will pay you to teach me! Even just a couple short starter lessons on a weekend...)

It really looks soft and frosted while rough grinding. Looks goregeous 🤘

I love your process! I could watch you for ages, so glad I found your channel!

That’s a huge piece of Larimar! Must have cost you an arm and a leg. Gorgeous work!!

Do you sell these, or just keep them in your collection? The reason I ask is, it would be interesting to know how much the raw material cost, how much time/effort went into the creation of the D20, and then what it sold for, just to understand that end of the process. Beautiful work. I don't think I've ever seen anything done in Larimar before. Really interesting material. Love the color and the motion in the piece.

"a small amount of copper is what provides it's beautiful color.." -proceeds to mark on it with sharpie lol In all seriousness love your videos, you have mastered your tooling and your craft. Thanks for sharing

These videos afre exactly what holds me in that space between sleep and awake, its gorgeous to watch and so soothing yet enthralling because you are such a unique craftsman

I love the illusion it gives of having more than 20 sides!

Very beautiful rock and music!

So friggin cool! Imagine one with a darker shade of that blue for the numbers. 🤤

I'd love to know more about how you calculate the angles for the grinder. There must be some clever tricks because in 3D the math seems hard. Anyway, thanks for the great video!

I have no interest in gemstones or dice yet here I am watching every vid on this channel

For me it reminds me more about a snowy winter sky or a frozen lake, or both.

All of your dice are beautiful!

Came here from your instagram, and I'm so glad I did! Your videos are extremely well put together, edited, and audio balanced! Well done! Can't wait to see the inside of more stones!

The Absolute meaning of Truly Satisfying these videos are amazing seriously, your passion with stones and shapes has taken up a new level.❤

I have a slice of Larimar in my rock collection. It's one of my favorites.

I've seen lots of sets of D&D dice that use polymers to make a simulacrum of something like this or other stones. They basically just look like plastic trying to be stone. This looks amazing!

You mount the video very cool, explain the process, and add musical accompaniment, it's very nice to watch. Your work seems soothing.

One day, I really want to buy my boyfriend a full set of dnd dice made of gemstones. I feel like that would be the perfect present for him. If you ever start selling sets, I'd be so excited. Your craft is simply incredible!

I swear dude. you have a gift for this. All of these dice have been exceptionably beautiful. A small part of me seriously wishes that you took commissions because holy cow dude, your collection is amazing.

This channel *chefs kiss*

This is a fun Channel, I love gems and I’m sorta informed with DnD

Absolutely love the black numbers against the pale blue. Great job 👏

Love the music, and the work you do. It's membership on both accounts!

Very excellent work!!❤❤❤

laramar is my favorite stone this was great to see

Wow, to make a larimar die look THIS good, it looks like a glacier!

Love the music its very calming.

I find these videos so oddly satisfying to watch :)

Wow! I think gold numbers would look good too 🤩

Simply gorgeous again... If I can't buy these I might have to spend a couple years learning how to do this. It's such a beautiful process to watch. The tedious and meticulousness of it and the beauty as it's result. It must give a feeling of satisfaction that I could only imagine at this point

So happy this popped up on my recommended. Awesome stuff, your music choices are perfect

I absolutely love laramar!

Those corners are too fancy.

Holy smokes that is gorgeous

Loooove the colors of this dice! White and blue are so good, so frosty/icey!

I just found your channel yesterday... your work is all beautiful and the videos are reeeally relaxing and satisfying to watch. I hope you keep posting them.

What craftsmanship, can really appreciate such fine work!

that is such a beautiful stone

As you wrapped the number template around stone, I swear I heard the Gamecube start-up music playing in the background. 😄👍

I love cold or light blue icy stones so that looks great to me, although a see through gemstone with an icy blue would look good too!

This is jus art,a beautiful piece of art, you've got a new sub

Wow it looks amazing! ❤

Wow! That's amazing!

Oh gorgeous!!!!

The urge to drop whatever I'm doing to learn to do this 🔥

I love the slo-mo shots. Its such an interesting process and you capture it so beautifully!

the music on all your content id great too!

wow that is absolutely gorgeous, you did amazing! thanks for sharing

Came across one of your videos, immediately watched the rest and wished there were more. Subscribed, please keep up these great videos, they're so fascinating and calming to watch.

Your work is beautiful and very relaxing to enjoy! 💕

This turned out beautiful, but at the beginning you had me laughing when you precisely measured where to put the line on the stone with a caliper, and then just free-hand eyeballed it with the sharpie.

So, this was the first one where I wasn’t sure how it would turn out because the material seemed so difficult, but the strong contrasting black ink looks amazing.

This is so beautiful! Much better than any others I've seen. I personally prefer the natural beauty of this one over the amethyst you recently did.

If you look for the word patience online, you'll find a picture of this guy, holy smoke that's the most beautiful die I have ever seen.

i really love your videos, and I mostly noticed it in this video it´s just relaxing with the music, how calm you inform us about the material and the process. I just want to thank you that you´re uploading videos of your work 😌❤

How beatifull can a dice or stone or gem get? idk, im still looking for something more fitting than breathtaking for the work this guy does

I would LOVE to see a D20 or even a D10 made out of Australian fire opal it has some of the most beautiful colours to it

Can't wait till I can afford all the equipment and space (I imagine neighbours wouldn't be forgiving if I spent my nights making hell noises akin to fingers or blackboard). I have several crystals made with Czochralski's method and several beautifully included specimens that would look lovely as Die. Honestly, an engagement ring that looks like semi-precious stone would be perfect for me (and many other nerdy girls) without needing to be expensive. A synthetic amethyst die with a small diamond or gold heart in it on one side..😊

Your work is beautiful!

I can’t believe this guy only has 4 videos.

Stunning work!

this guy is just grinding all day... on his grind 💯

Man, you can make paint from gemstone dust Bet it would look amazing❤

I'd love to see a video where you test the most wonky looking dice you got for chances. Throw them 1000 times and see if the distribution is equal.

Beautiful video! This whole process and your explanation is soothing to my mind. I wish your channel great success!

You’re so talented! If I had the money to commission you I would! 😭

Beautiful work, this is amazing!

Amazing work 😮🙌 And video composition is great 😁👍