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Ethical Mineral Collection
“Ethical mineral collecting” (or ethical mineral collection) means to us gathering minerals, crystals, or fossil specimens in a way that is responsible, sustainable, transparent, and respectful toward: 1. The Environment... Read more...
Silver: From Earth's Depths to Daily Life
Silver: From Earth's Depths to Daily Life
Silver is more than a shiny metal. Forged in Earth’s hydrothermal veins and often found with lead, zinc, and copper, it has traveled from deep crustal fluids to jewelry, coins,... Read more...
Where Gold Comes From: Earth’s Fiery Forge
Where Gold Comes From: Earth’s Fiery Forge
Gold is forged deep in Earth’s heat, carried by rivers and veins, and treasured worldwide. Over the past decade, it has shone not just as a gem, but as a... Read more...
The Pros: Why Lab-Grown Gems Shine Bright
The Pros: Why Lab-Grown Gems Shine Bright
The Pros: Why Lab-Grown Gems Shine Bright 1. Ethical sparkleNo mines. No holes in mountainsides. No questionable labor practices. No monopolists controlling the market. No warfare funding activity. Lab gems... Read more...
ANDRADITE FROM TASMANIA
ANDRADITE FROM TASMANIA
The Emerald Fire of Tasmania: Andradite from the Apple Isle Deep in the rugged heart of northwestern Tasmania, where ancient mountain ridges slice through mist-filled forests, lies a hidden treasure... Read more...
Crocoite: Tasmania’s Fiery Gem from the Red Lead Mine
Crocoite: Tasmania’s Fiery Gem from the Red Lead Mine
Introduction In the rugged hills of western Tasmania lies one of the most iconic localities in the mineral world—the Red Lead Mine in Dundas. This remote and historic site is... Read more...