right?

I’d hardly call this “casual”; it seems like a boatload of work!

Bro created the modern equivalent to a Silmaril

casually? Did you miss the hard work? Shame on you.

Get out of your basement more

I love the way you put this!

That is exactly what it felt like! Had to sit down, pause and rewind cause I was doing laundry while watching lol

​@@alalessia yes! The video itself is a work of art, about a work of art!

I could legitimately watch that d20 rotate in the dark for an entire day. Absolutely mesmerizing!

​@@LtMashumaroabsolutely we need a longer video of this.

It's essentially diamond anyway. Nearly the same hardness, same crystal structure, similar composition (silicon is chemically similar to carbon)

Is your wife's moissanite stone colorless? I've seen moissanite as diamond alternative, and in my opinion they're much more beautiful and special than diamonds. Diamonds are what they are because of a brilliant ad campaign in the early 1900s, and continued market control by De Beers. Diamonds are found in nearly every part of the world, and aren't rare in the least. I'm glad that people are starting to figure that out and leaning away from diamonds for engagement rings and other jewelry.

​@@QueenQuill I'm not the OP but my wife has a near colorless moissanite. It's great she loves it nobody thinks it isn't diamond and it gets lots of compliments. Although anytime it's at the jewelry getting work done I get a frantic call of "Sir! Please know I haven't touched ring but stone is no diamond is moissanite. I'm sorry to tell you. Still want work done?" 😅 the relief when I tell them I know it isn't diamond is great. I tell them every single time what the stone is but the repair men freak out and just call.

@@QueenQuill isnt ruby or sapphire more rare than diamond?

@@sharpy3453 Ruby is, but rarity can't be understood without considering size, clarity and a million other things. Also, sapphire comes in every color, and ruby is just red sapphire. Unless the ruby is a spinel, but then it's not actually a ruby even though it's famous and people call it a ruby. And spinel is more rare than ruby. And there are gems that are a million times rarer than that, like benitoite.

OMG you are right! It does look like a Silmaril!

_rolls dice_ _entire table shatters_

@@XIIchiron78 _rolls table_ _entire game night shattered_

*Rolls die, entire reality shatters*

Table saving throw: Critical failure 😨

Roll dice, someone snatched up the dice and ran.

Shout out to Andrew the editor!

This video goes hard @@hedronrockworks

*your

Thank you very much for the kind words. I’m glad this fits into the different hobbies you listed.

I’m glad you learned something. I have learned so much from KZfaq and I’m happy to be giving back some.

Moissanite is the best. The gem in my ring was like 1/4 the price of a diamond, and I get the rainbow sparkles!

that's the magic or I called as one of pros of Moisanitte. They sparkle so crazy and laser like. some people not like it, but they are really good gemstone if you like more laser focused & rainbowy sparkle; which exclusive to them compared to Diamond which more subtle & glimmering than sparkling. Also due the hardness, Moissanitte is quite good as daily gemstone as well, some of my friend had it for years and not shown crack/scratch, except when they combined it with other diamond jewels. that's why Moissanitte often marketed as for self-reward gift, eco & conflict free diamond alternative; because all gemstone quality ones like here, were lab made.

dice is plural, die is the word you want. :)

Thank you so much!

i agree.. if you ever have the thought of selling your cut dies ... many of us would be lining up for one of these

Turtle's Horde is always looking for stuff i think.

Turtles horde is always out of stock 😢

so true @@SoulAir

This was likely made to order so maybe the client had the stone already.

A quick Google of "rough moissanite" produced a number of results.

I know! The amethyst was my favorite until I saw the moissanite, they are both so gorgeous.

The rainbows are cool because you can only see a few colors of light in them. This is because the LED I used to light that shot does not truly have white light.

Too short though!