A great way to take a piece of your favorite vacation destination home with you is by visiting a local mine to purchase a unique rock, crystal or mineral specimen. You can find fantastic pieces in the United State and all around the world.
Lapis Lazuli Pair
Lapis Lazuli Pair - $500
Lapis Lazuli was highly prized in Ancient Egypt, often associated with royalty and the divine.
You can find Lapis Lazuli in:
- Afghanistan
- Siberia
- Chile - Andes Mountains
There are some Lapis sources also in:
- United States
- Pakistan
- Canada
- Myanmar
Agate
Agate - $500
Agate is fairly common.
You can find it in:
- United States:
- Oregon (famous for agate beaches)
- Idaho
- Washington
- Montana
- Scotland
- Brazil
- Uruguay
- Namibia
- India
- Australia
- Germany
- Mexico
Agates are often found in:
- Volcanic rocks
- Riverbeds and beaches
Red Jasper
Red Jasper - $1,000
Red Jasper is found in:
- United States:
- California
- Arizona
- Idaho
- Brazil
- Australia
- India
Celestite
Celestite - $1,000
Celestite is found in:
- United States:
- Arizona
- Missouri
- Ohio
- Kentucky
- Madagascar
- Sri Lanka
- Mexico
- Brazil
Candle Quartz
Candle Quartz - $500
Candle Quartz is primarily found in:
- Brazil
- Madagascar
- United States :
- Arkansas
- North Carolina
Fluorite Sphere
Fluorite Sphere - $500
Fluorite is found in:
- United States:
- Illinois
- Colorado
- Kentucky
- New Mexico
- Mexico
- England
- Germany
Shipping and Return Policy:
10 Days processing time
30 Day Returns. Buyers pays for return shipping.
USA Domestic Shipping Only (excluding Alaska and Hawaii). No PO boxes.
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Step 1: Visit the website and book directly and/or call ahead to confirm their hours.
Step 2: If you are spending the night, search for Hotel Deals nearby. Read the reviews, then call the hotel directly to book and ask for a romantic, kid-friendly or pet-friendly amenity if you need it.
Step 3: If you are flying, compare Flights. Book directly with the airline, add your frequent flier number and reserve your seat.
Step 4: Estimate your driving time using Google Maps (click the blue 'Directions' arrow in the search box).
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