Geodiscoveries

These amethyst clusters are a brilliant range of purples and a photo could never do justice to their sparkling qualities. The bottom side appears b...

Amethyst geode caves are airpockets formed from lava flow over millions of years. They are a brilliant range of purples and a photo could never do ...

This natural Fluorite Slab is a unique and stunning piece of natural art that brings a touch of beauty to any home or office. This slab is handcraf...

Elevate your collection with the mesmerizing allure of our Lab-Grown Large Bismuth Crystal. This captivating gemstone showcases a stunning array of...

Trilobites proliferated and thrived throughout the Paleozoic world, comprising one of the earliest known groups of arthropods. They flourished to o...

Gypsum is a soft sulfate mineral that is commonly used to make plaster and drywall. "Var" is short for variety, indicating that there are different...

Lava Stones are sold individually.  Lava Stones Hand Cut are the perfect addition to any home or office décor. These stones are hand-cut from premi...

A fossilised fish of the Knightia species from the Eocene period. It is approx 50 MYO from Wyoming, USA. Knightia is a now extinct species of fresh...

Ammonoids, commonly known as ammonites, are a group of extinct molluscs dating as far back as the Devonian period, 417 million years ago. They are ...

These hand carved sculptures display Orthoceras fossilised down several chambers. The height and hand-carved shape of the sculpture, along with num...

Admiration of polished agate dates as far back as the Bronze Age, with the Indus Valley Civilisation having used them to create necklaces and bangl...

Ammonites were relatives of squids and nautili which thrived in the seas doing the time of the dinosaurs. Their name originates from the Greek ram-...