Ulgli from Tibet: The VS Facts of the World Deception

# # "Ulgemi from Tibet," facts or deceptive stories?

In the mineral collection industry, there is often talk of the discovery of minerals from mysterious lands that can add value. One of them is "Tibetan Tektites," which is claimed to be rare and expensive, but may have evidence that contradicts the marketing claims entirely.

# # # 1.Geographical conflicts and discovery history

These ulgems are said to be treasures that the Drokpa tribe collected, but the actual grounding found facts that did not match the marketing claims.

# # # 2.Mineralogical and chemical evidence

Laboratory investigations have found that the ulgems said to belong to Tibet are no different from the "Indochinite" group ulgems (Indochinites) at all.

# # # 3. Morphological anomalies

The shape of ulgem at the market is characterized by not meeting mineralogical principles.

# # # 4.Traces of climatic weathering

Tibet's climate is not in line with the characteristics of Ulgemi found in the market.

# # # 5.Facts in the mineral deposition market

Despite once saying that these ulgems are rare, they are now seen in abundance on the market.

# # # Conclusion

With the evidence proved, the so-called "Tibetan Ulgmani" is actually an Indochinite group of Chinese or Vietnamese origin, it should be considered according to scientific facts when depositing ore.

Let's collect ore!

By Bunchong Tientong

12 Mar 2026