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Our fashionable Amazonite T-shirt is one to add to your wardrobe today! This mineral of limited occurrence shows off an awesome green color that is hard forget. Sport this Tee on your next dig, just in time for the holiday … Continued
Joseph Lau a tycoon in Hong Kong just made his 7-year-old daughter the envy of gem collectors everywhere! An extremely rare 12.03-carat “Blue Moon” diamond was auctioned off in Geneva for a record $48.4m for Daddy’s little girl. Renaming it … Continued
This Friday the 13th own a piece of the Famous 49er Pocket! This is one of the coolest new finds in months: A One-of-a-kind Large Quartz Cluster The Oceanview Mines 49’er pocket was first discovered in September 2007. This beauty … Continued
Two men claim to have found a legendary Nazi train that had vanished during the last few weeks of World War II. This train was rumored to contain gems, precious metals and gold! One Pole and one German wanted to … Continued
The Pala Chief Dig is held only twice a month from October to June! Located in beautiful Pala, California the Pala Chief is one of the oldest gem mines in San Diego County. Come see us at one of the … Continued
Get your mining hands on our OceanView Mine T-shirt from Dig For Gems! Wear the same shirt the miners and staff wear when they work the mine. Find your own tourmalines, kunzites, morganites and more in this comfortable Tee. Our studly … Continued
Looking for interesting crystals and gems is a rewarding hobby, even if you don’t hit the jackpot. There are many different ways to experience gem hunting, from fee digs to staking your mining claim. When gem-hunting, the screening process is … Continued
Get your hands on gems from our HIGH GRADE GEM ORE BAGS! As a gift or for yourself, this is the gift that keeps on giving for any rockhound or pegmatite lover! The Gem Ore Bags may contain Morganite, Aquamarine, … Continued
This precious jewel has quite the thrilling history! After traveling to India Jean Baptiste Tavernier sold King Louis XIV of France this incomparable 20 carat pale pink-orange diamond. The diamond was named a few hundred years later after Hortense de … Continued
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