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Drive in Rubyvale Queensland Australia

Rubyvale Queensland Australia This town is different, arts crafts unknown millionaires wearing shorts no shoes and a blue worn out singlet in this small Queensland village called Rubyvale with a heap of history in it and the surrounding towns and hamlets once known as Lower camp, Policeman's Creek 1906. QLD. Now known as Rubyvale, the country which has been mined since 1891 for Sapphires. The growth of the mining population gave rise to a school in 1905 and a Post-office in 1906 and naming the school Rubyvale, the town also adopting that name. The camps were very rudimentary made from anything local that they could get their hands on and not much has changed. Camps or clusters of men and couples kept close together for partnerships and company and possible protection from others hard working looking for the gems. You will find artists, fossickers and assorts living in this area now in caravans that will never use the roads again meet the locals in the Rubyvale hotel some have diamond fillings in their teeth other s drive Bentleys on weekends, but in Rubyvale you will never know who has strike it rich. “TROVE extract May 1948 BRISBANE, Wednesday. — A gem-buyer from Rubyvale, Central Queensland, claims to have sent a black star sapphire worth £94,000 to America. The buyer, Mr. Harry Spencer, said tonight that he owned a still larger black star sapphire. This second one weighed 2000 carats and was the largest in the world. A cable from New York last week said that the Australian sapphire now there originally weighed 1156 carats, and after cutting weighed 733 carats. Mr. Spencer said his son Roy found the sapphire now in America 10 years ago. It was lying on the surface of the Reward claim on the Anakie field at Rubyvale, Many Offers The second and bigger stone was found on the same claim seven years ago. Mr. Spencer bought it from the man who found it. Mr. Spencer said he still retained an interest in the sapphire in America. He said he had had many offers from overseas, particularly America, for his second sapphire, but he had refused to sell it because he would have to pay most of the money in tax. ‪@danielhickeymedia‬