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Yooperlites: What & Where to Find Them. Admin - October 11, 2024. 0. Yooperlites: these fluorescent sodalite rocks are found along the shores of the Great Lakes and are especially popular in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan...
Celebrate with Rock & Gem! The brand is marking its 50-year milestone of serving the rockhounding, lapidary, and mineralogy community with special contests, activities, and publication.
Rock & Gem. The only magazine for all rock lovers! Learn & Be Inspired. Every issue is packed with expert advice and how-to information.
UV rocks are fluorescent minerals and gems whose beauty is on full display when exposed to ultraviolet light. Here's our complete guide to these beautiful gems.
Rock & Gem Magazine. Blog; Rock Shops & Dig Sites; Shows. Events Show Date; Submit a Show Date; Clubs. Show Club Listing
Explore the queen of gemstones with "Illustrious Opals," a FREE limited-edition series from Rock & Gem featuring unique columns, feature articles, and business profiles.
Rock & Gem Magazine burst on the scene in 1971 with the goal of serving the needs and goals of anyone with an interest in rocks, gems, minerals, fossils and general lapidary.
November 2024. 1-3—LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Annual show; Southern Nevada Gem & Mineral Society; Santa Fe Hotel & Casino, 4949 N Rancho Blvd; Fri. 1-7, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 9-4; adults $10, accompanied children under 18 free; Over 50 vendors showcasing the finest gem and mineral experience in Las Vegas. Discover the fascinating world of gems, minerals ...
Rock&Gem Magazine Subscription. Expert insights on lapidary techniques. Topics on the science of minerals, and faceting. Short and interesting articles, projects and puzzles for kids. he go-to source for field trip destinations. Guide to in-depth examinations of minerals and gem materials. Magazine Subscription.
This internationally recognized show has it all: 100+ dealers, fossil digging, gold prospecting demos, and even a metal detecting contest. Come for the Roundup, stay for the volcanic rock formations at City of Rocks State Park, or go search for your own geodes and thundereggs at Rockhound State Park.