Recently, there has been a growing interest about Carbonado black diamonds in the Philippines the reason why many individuals often asks the questions regarding about its price. For those who does not know, Carbonado black diamonds is more commonly known as “black diamonds”. It is actually a type of diamond that is opaque and has black color. Black diamonds are completely different from any traditional diamonds which are formed or created from the Earth’s mantle. You may be surprised to know that these black diamonds are believed to have been formed in the outer space. Theory suggests that suc ..read more

Palladium is an extraordinary rare silver-toned metal that is a member of the platinum group metals (PGMs), which encompasses platinum, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, and osmium. Palladium is a momentous industrial metal, with approximately 80% of its demand arising from the automotive industry for utilization in catalytic converters, which mitigate dangerous emissions from vehicles. Moreover, palladium is employed in electronics, jewelry, and dental applications. The cost of palladium can be unstable, with undulations influenced by a plethora of factors, such as supply and demand dynamics, econ ..read more

It is important for us to know that archaeological discoveries in the Philippines really does provide us a very important insight to the country’s rich cultural and historical heritage. Starting from the Tabon Cave Complex to the San Guillermo Church Ruins, these discoveries revealed the early human habitation. Aside from this are the pre-colonial societies, and how the foreign cultures has influenced the Philippines. You have to know that all such findings did not only help researchers understand the past but also provide a much better understanding of the present and help shape the country’s ..read more

Gold dust can be described as small particles or flakes of a bright, yellowish-gold color. Although, the size and shape of gold dust particle can differ but they are generally very small and lightweight. It can be compared to a grains of sand or tiny chips of metals. When magnified, gold dust has a shiny, metallic luster that reflects light in a manner of distinctive way. However, simply using your naked eye can be difficult to see or even notice them. So what exactly is a gold dust? As stated above, gold dust is a form of finely ground, small particles or flakes of gold. It is often made thro ..read more

As treasure hunters, we all aware that the Yamashita Treasure is composed of stolen treasures that came from various counties in Southeast Asia. Such stolen treasures includes gold bars, jewelries, golden Buddhas, and many precious artifacts. Sumatra gold bars are often associated with the hidden Yamashita treasures because there treasure signs indicating such treasure deposits. Aside from the Sumatra gold bars, there are also treasure signs referring to Burma gold bars as treasure deposits. So what exactly is Sumatra gold bar? For those who does not know, Sumatra gold bars are gold bars that ..read more

Allege Yamashita Treasure Maps are also in circulation around the region of Visayas. However, we cannot confirm the authenticity of these maps if they are legit or fake. You have to know that some Yamashita Treasure maps are fakes where scammers made them and sold them for profit. In this article, let’s discuss what we need to know about Yamashita treasures hidden in the region of Visayas. Let’s take a short look about the history of the Japanese Imperial Army and their activities in this region especially relating to their hidden treasure loot. Aside from this, is their Yamashita treasure map ..read more

Bukidnon is located at the Northern Mindanao region and its capital is the city of Malaybalay. In the previous Second World War, many events took place in this place between the battle of the Japanese Imperial Army and the combined forces of the Allied Forces. As treasure hunters, we believed that Bukidnon is one of the places in the Philippines with many hidden Yamashita treasure deposits. There are also rumored Yamashita treasure maps indicating some treasure deposit spots in this region. So these are the topics that we are going to discuss on this article. Bukidnon has a lot of history rega ..read more

Holes is by far the most commonly used treasure sign left behind by the Japanese Imperial Army (JIA) soldiers as clues to their hidden Yamashita treasure deposits. However, the problem with holes as treasure markers is that there are also too many holes around that were made by nature which means that they have nothing to do anything about a certain hidden valuable item. In order to recognize a hole as a legit Yamashita treasure sign, where are several steps that we have to consider and this is what we are going to discuss in this article. But first, what does it mean when we discovered a legi ..read more

Treasure hunting has always been an exciting and thrilling adventure for many enthusiasts around the world. However, it requires a lot of research, knowledge, and expertise to locate hidden treasures successfully. In this article, we will discuss an interesting discovery made by a fellow treasure hunter who found a rock with an engraved fish marker. The fish marker is believed to be a sign used in the Yamashita treasure hunt, indicating the location of the hidden deposit near water. Our analysis will examine the rock’s features, the fish marker’s authenticity, and whether it is worth pursuing ..read more

The article delves into the use of arrowhead markers by Japanese soldiers during World War II to mark the location of their hidden treasures, known as the Yamashita treasure. The markers were used to guide the JIA soldiers to their hidden loot and can still provide valuable clues for treasure hunters today. The article discusses how arrowhead markers can be interpreted as pointers and the importance of carefully analyzing them to confirm their legitimacy as treasure signs. It also emphasizes the significance of following the trail of markers to uncover hidden treasures and learn more about the ..read more