Rocks Lapidary Sites

Rocks 4 Life has gemstone jewelry, stones, Oregon sunstones,Oregon Jasper, unique one of kind wearable art, bulk stones, lapidary services and much more! This stone was found by Richard Meinz at Sunstone Butte Mine in June this last summer. 128 carats originally, now 65 carats finished by renowned cutter/carver Darryl Alexander from Gilbert, Arizona. The stone shows all the colors of Oregon...

Please bring a rock, mineral, fossil, or any related item to be auctioned. There will be bid sheets to use for the auction. Please fill out a sheet with item details and minimum starting bid. The auction will officially start at 7:30 pm and the end time will be determined before the auction starts. Please arrive early to set up before the auction starts. The seller of the item will be in charge...

Browse our store for Lapidary tools, equipment,supplies, prospecting and gem hunting maps, rocks, gems,crystals and jewelry. Spokane's Lapidary Headquarters. We are a “Supercharged” hobby store for rock hounds, gem collectors and jewelry makers. Because we are also, a fully operating lapidary, we can turn your found treasures into prized pieces by cutting and polishing your gems or creating...

This rockhounding club was founded in 2008 in Oroville located in northern California to promote and encourage all aspects of collecting and studying rocks, minerals, and fossils, and the pursuit of all types of lapidary and jewelry art. The club's goals are to educate members through field trips, lectures, classes, and hands-on experience about rocks and lapidary techniques. The club has...

Specialising in geological supplies, microscopy and lapidary equipment, UKGE offers a range of maps, books, tools, field equipment, storage and clothing for geologists. As part of our large Lapidary range, we have stone tumblers, from complete kits for beginners, to industrial machines. Everything you need to polish rocks and minerals, turning them into beautifully gems. We even have all the...

The Houston Gem and Mineral Society (HGMS) encourages lapidary arts, collecting of rocks, minerals, and fossils, increasing knowledge and understanding in these areas. We are a group of collectors interested in studying minerals in their natural unmodified state, which also includes learning about where and how they are found, how they were formed in the ground, and how they can be extracted...

The Bristol Gem and Mineral Club fosters interest in the earth and geological sciences, minerals, and the lapidary arts. We’re located in Bristol, CT, where we hold monthly educational meetings, field trips, and our Annual Gem and Mineral Show. Interested in rocks, minerals, lapidary work, fossils, or any other aspect of earth sciences? Then we’re the club for you! Come join us at one of our...

Tucson Lapidary is located in Tucson, Arizona. We specialized in selling turquoise rough and turquoise cabochons. We sell turquoise chips for inlay, as well as ounces of regional turquoise. We feature turquoise from the West. We also sell many other rocks and minerals. We also are interested in buying single lapidary machines to entire lapidary shops including work benches, rocks and...

We offer rocks, minerals, fossils, tumbled stones, crystals, meteorites, books on lapidary, crystal healing; lapidary tools: Saw blades, hammers, hats, files, bits, Lapidary supplies: silicone carbide grit, polish, walnut shell and we also have a great jigsaw puzzle. Hardcover, 134 pages, lots of photos, lots of info from origin to mining to telling synthetic from natural. Welcome to Sister's...

Offers a variety of collector specimens, rough, finished stones, lapidary art, custom lapidary, and more. We have combined the talents of skilled craftsmen and artisans with the beauty of nature’s rocks to create unique works of art. And Artisans also mix mediums to create stunning works of art and create custom pieces to be used in your decor or designs. Please call or email us if you are...

Official site of the British Columbia Lapidary Society, Canada. The BCLS is a non-profit organization founded to encourage and promote the lapidary hobby in British Columbia. The organization consists of thirty charter member clubs, with a membership of approximately 1,500 people who collect rocks, minerals, crystals and fossils. The BCLS is a member of the Gem and Mineral Federation of Canada...

Our members share a common interest in rocks and minerals. Areas of interest include lapidary work (cutting and polishing rocks, tumbling, and faceting gems), and jewelry making. Meetings feature club business discussions, rock show-and-tell, give-aways, various programs and presentations, videos, and snack/social time. The club organizes field trips within about half a day's drive from Fort...

Home page of our club - gives access to over one hundred pages of rockhounding Information. The CML&MS is a member of the Midwest Federation of Mineralogical and Geological Societies American Federation of Mineralogical Societies American Lands Access Association. You might be a rockhound if... the local science teachers plan field trips to your back yard. We welcome anyone interested in rocks,...

Longevity and rock tumbler product quality, in terms of both the barrels and the motor, will be important for those who wish to undertake a long term (many batches) hobby and build a personal collection of their favorite tumbled specimens. A collection built over time, with rocks tumbling on an almost permanent basis will require a robust machine with a sound warranty and more than likely will...

There is definitely an art to getting a fantastic shine on the rocks you decide to put through a rock tumbler, and whichever device you choose or own already, the best results will always come with a combination of time and patience. This doesn't apply to "waiting for it to finish" - that is a must, what we mean by time and patience is really more specific to how your skill will develop as you...

There is definitely an art to getting a fantastic shine on the rocks you decide to put through a rock tumbler, and whichever device you choose or own already, the best results will always come with a combination of time and patience. This doesn't apply to "waiting for it to finish" - that is a must, what we mean by time and patience is really more specific to how your skill will develop as you...

New hobbies can show you things about yourself you never knew you have before. It can teach you a lot of great things about the world as well and appreciate more on what’s in it. Trying out new things and taking chances on new things to try is always a good idea in finding your potentials. And while finding yourself, you are having fun as well. Giving new things a try allows you to explore new...