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Saruca™

Gem & Mineral Concentrator


Used in the prospecting and mining of heavy Gemstones and Minerals. A round screen (flat or concave) used to remove mud and dirt from Gemstone and Mineral Ore, and concentrate the remaining material so that the heavy Gemstones or Minerals may be easily extracted.

The Saruca is used in the final stage of Diamond Mining at
Crater of Diamonds State Park.

The "Gem & Mineral Concentrator" was first introduced, as a diamond mining tool, at Crater of Diamonds State Park in November of 1980 by a local resident and Diamond Digger. This Digger received his first set of Concentrator Screen's in the mail from S. America the day before Thanksgiving 1980. That day started a revolution for the Diamond Digger's at the State Park.
Prior to the introduction of the Concentrator, the regular Diamond Diggers would take all their day's washed material home for final processing. At home they would sit with bright lights and go through each stone in search for Diamond's. That process was tedious and time consuming.
On Thanksgiving week along comes Diamond Digger with his new set of screen's and he started processing the final product so fast that all the regular Diamond Diggers today can not live with out a Saruca™. The Diamond finds increased 300% after the introduction of the Concentrator!

Saruca Photo

This Saruca™, Gem & Mineral Concentrator is hand crafted in the USA, rugged, and will last a lifetime. It has an inside diameter of 14.25" and is 1" deep. It is built with 304 grade stainless steel screen. You have a choice of 16 mesh, for small gems such as the smallest Arkansas Diamonds or 8 mesh, for larger gems & minerals such as Montana Sapphires & North Carolina Rubies. Available in Concave or Flat screen design.
Shipping weight is 2.5lbs


$60.00 + $12.00 S&H

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