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The Searles Lake Gem & Mineral Society has organized Gem-A-Rama for over 70 years. Unfortunately, they have canceled this year’s event due to circumstances they could not control. But that didn’t stop some rock hounds who visited the lake independently. Kiara Boughner went with her family to search for a rare crystal known as Pink Halite. @wadeandwillow Do you know this crystals name?….. Hint found in Searles lake Trona,CA . We found some incredible pieces this year & I can’t wait to share them with you all. It’s all bout making memories & searching for the best quality we can find . #crystals #adventure #rockhound #rockhounding #pink #rocksoftiktok ♬ How Beautiful – Slowed & Reverb – Austin Farwell They hunt the elusive crystals at Searles Lake near Trona in California. Pink halite is the second most abundant saline mineral. While not a “true” crystal, pink halite forms every year when winter water overflow begins to recede. Halite crystals, also known as pink rock salt, receive their coloration from halophilic bacteria. The bacteria is present in brine. As it dies, the bacteria gets trapped during crystallization, producing the pink hue. Other crystals found at Searles Lake may have colors ranging from pale green to aqua-blue blue, resulting from algae contamination. Image from TikTok. To find the rare crystals, rock hunters must wade in brine pools. Pink halite is near the surface under a salt ledge that must be broken to harvest the crystals. The harvest period is very short, lasting less than one day (about ten hours). Searles Lake is not the only place to find pink halite. Most people have heard of this mineral and might have a grinder full of it in their kitchen. If you guessed Himalayan pink salt, you are right! The crystals are also popular for salt lamps. Image from Wikimedia Commons. Metaphysically, pink halite may have many beneficial properties. Practitioners proclaim that it can help heal physical, emotional, and spiritual parts of your being. While there is some science behind these beliefs, you’ll have to research them independently. Please share if you enjoyed this salty adventure. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Little Kid Helps Recover Incredibly Rare Crystal Only Accessible For A Few Hours Every Year appeared first on InspireMore.

As a wedding photographer in Texas, Melissa Koss has had her fair share of unexpected moments. That’s because, no matter how much you plan a wedding, there will always be something that surprises you. That said, not all of those surprises are bad. Melissa was reminded of this when she was a photographer for the Cases. While taking photos outside, the bride came up with a brilliant photo idea. The idea was to have the bride and groom twirl as they held hands. As a result, the photos would show the POV for both of them. Needless to say, getting these shots was going to be a challenge — but Melissa was more than happy to figure it out! As you can imagine, this process involved some trial and error and lots of laughter. See for yourself in the video below. @melissakossphotography Wedding day with the Cases! We got really close tonight and i cant stop laughing at this we had so much fun. Results coming soon! #weddingdress #weddingphotographer #texasweddings #photography #photographytrends ♬ original sound – melissakoss “Wedding day with the Cases! We got really close tonight and I can’t stop laughing at this,” Melissa shares in the caption of her post. “We had so much fun.” There’s nothing quite like a bride and groom giggling from the fun they’re having on their wedding day! The only thing better than watching the process of these photos being taken are the results themselves. Speaking of which, Melissa reveals them in the video below… This Bride’s Request for Twirling POV Photos Turns Out Even Better Than Expected @melissakossphotography The results are in!!! I had so much fun shooting this wedding last night hope you enjoy! #weddingdress #weddingphotographer #texasweddings #photography #photographytrends #fypage @lindsay flesner ♬ sparks – welcome I don’t know about you, but I am amazed by the results! It goes to show what can happen when you take chance and utilize some photography magic! “The giggles are so pure. Love that you captured this moment on camera and video!!!” someone in the comments shares, with another admitting, “Not me going to tell my husband we need to get married again.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post “My Bride Wanted To Try Twirling POV Photos And This Is How It Went” appeared first on InspireMore.