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Wholesale Mineral Specimens!

Looking for the finest wholesale mineral specimens to elevate your collection and business? Look no further! Our online emporium offers an exquisite selection of wholesale mineral specimens, sourced directly from nature’s bountiful treasures.

Discover Nature’s Hidden Gems: Experience the awe-inspiring allure of wholesale mineral specimens as you explore our carefully curated collection. From mesmerizing amethyst geodes to intricate quartz clusters, from vibrant agates to sparkling calcite crystals, our wholesale mineral specimens are a testament to the breathtaking beauty of Mother Earth.

Unravel the Wonders of Geology: Delve into the fascinating world of geology with our wholesale mineral specimens. Each specimen is a unique masterpiece, showcasing the intricate processes that shape our planet over millennia. Embrace the scientific marvel and artistic grandeur of these geological wonders.

High-Quality Wholesale Minerals: We take pride in providing you with authentic and high-quality wholesale mineral specimens. Sourced directly from reputable mines and artisanal miners, our specimens undergo meticulous selection to ensure they meet the highest standards of beauty and integrity.

Enrich Your Collection and Business: Whether you’re a rock shop owner, a collector, or an online reseller, our wholesale mineral specimens offer a treasure trove of possibilities. Enhance your inventory with diverse and captivating specimens that will captivate your customers and elevate your business to new heights.

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Elevate your collection and business with the finest wholesale mineral specimens. Embrace the beauty, rarity, and wonder of nature’s hidden gems today.

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Collecting mineral specimens

As a mineral enthusiast, I absolutely love collecting mineral specimens. There is something truly special about owning a piece of the earth that is not only visually stunning, but also scientifically significant.

One of the things I love most about collecting minerals is the thrill of the hunt. There are so many different places you can go to find specimens, from rock and mineral shows to mines and quarries. I particularly enjoy visiting mines and quarries, as it gives me the opportunity to see the minerals in their natural setting and learn about how they were formed.

When I go out collecting, I always make sure to bring the necessary tools with me. This includes a rock hammer, chisels, and a geologist’s pick. These tools allow me to carefully extract the minerals from their host rock without damaging them.

Once I have found a specimen that I like, I carefully wrap it in newspaper or bubble wrap to protect it during transport. I also make sure to label each specimen with the location where I found it, as well as any other relevant information such as the type of mineral it is and any unique characteristics it may have.

One of the most challenging and rewarding aspects of collecting minerals is properly identifying them. There are over 4,000 different minerals that have been identified, and each one has its own unique physical and chemical properties. To identify a mineral, I use a combination of resources such as mineral identification guides, online databases, and sometimes even consulting with experts in the field.

In addition to collecting minerals for their scientific value, I also appreciate the beauty and aesthetic appeal of many specimens. Some minerals, such as amethyst and citrine, are prized for their stunning colors and intricate crystal formations. Others, like calcite and quartz, are prized for their clarity and transparency.

Overall, collecting mineral specimens is a truly rewarding hobby that allows me to combine my love of science with my appreciation for the beauty of the natural world. Whether I am out in the field searching for new specimens or at home adding to my collection, I always find myself filled with a sense of wonder and excitement about the amazing world we live in. So, this is how I enjoy collecting mineral specimens.

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Wholesale fluorite specimens for sale from the source.

We generally have large quantities of fluorite specimens for sale at wholesale prices – those which we have ready cleaned and available for sale are listed below.

We get regular supplies of fluorite from a vaqriety of locations such as Erongo in Namibia as well as from several locations in the Northen Cape province of South Africa (Orange river area) such as Riemvasmaak, Vrede Vallei, Vioolsdrif and others.

Fluorite is an important industrial mineral composed of calcium and fluorine (CaF2). It is used in a wide variety of chemical, metallurgical, and ceramic processes. Specimens with exceptional diaphaneity and color are cut into gems or used to make ornamental objects.

Fluorite is deposited in veins by hydrothermal processes. In these rocks it often occurs as a gangue mineral associated with metallic ores. Fluorite is also found in the fractures and cavities of some limestones and dolomites. It is a very common rock-forming mineral found in many parts of the world. In the mining industry, fluorite is often called “fluorspar.

Most fluorite occurs as vein fillings in rocks that have been subjected to hydrothermal activity. These veins often contain metallic ores which can include sulfides of tin, silver, lead, zinc, copper, and other metals.

Fluorite is also found in the fractures and vugs of some limestones and dolomites. Fluorite can be massive, granular, or euhedral as octahedral or cubic crystals. Fluorite is a common mineral in hydrothermal and carbonate rocks worldwide

Known as the “worlds most colorful mineral” it can present in a wide variety of colors such as green, purple, yellow, pink, orange, blue, red, colorless and more. Amonthst the Fluorite specimens for sale available on our site, many of these colors will be available.

Metaphysically It absorbs and neutralises negative energy and stress. An excellent learning aid, Fluorite increases our powers of concentration, self-confidence and helps us in decision-making. It encourages positivity, balances the energies, and improves balance and coordination, both physically and mentally.

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Huge 25% off rare mineral specimens and crystals sale.

I have just gotten back from a week long buying trip to the various mines and localities around Southern Africa and as per usual, I have managed to totally over spend and have totally decimated my bank account – I guess it’s an all too common problem for all of us rock lovers 🙂

Anyway, I have bills due and in order to turn rocks into bread as quickly as possible I am throwing a 25% off  all mineral specimens and crystals sale AND 10% of off wholesale batches of all the various materials! There are some very rare and unusual ones available.

Just use “oops” as your electronic discount code to get a huge 25% off all mineral specimens and crystals at https://amazonite.com or use “ooops” to get 10% off the already massively discounted wholesale batches at https://amazonite.com/product-category/wholesale-minerals/ if you are buying some flats for resale..

I realise that today is the 4th of July (Happy Independence Day to all American subscribers 🙂 and many people won’t see this newsletter until tomorrow, so I will leave the discount codes active for a couple of days so that everybody can have a fair shot at grabbing some awesome deals.

I have a lot of awesome pics of my journey to share and will do a blog post just as soon as I have caught up with the outstanding emails and orders that piled up while I was away.

Anyway, take a look at https://amazonite.com as soon as possible – the best pieces always sell first, so be quick 🙂

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Rare and unusual Angolan Amethyst crystal for FREE

Claim your FREE Angolan Amethyst crystal today

Hang on – why would anybody simply give these beautiful crystals away for free?
It’s simple really. After years of selling literally tonnes of crystals, I have a LOT lying around. I mostly get them directly from the mines here in  Africa and I mostly sell large batches of several kilograms at a time and I am hoping that after you add your freebie to your shopping cart that you will be tempted to add another crystal or 2 to your order – but it’s not compulsory :-).

Is it really 100% free?
Yes, the crystal is 100% free, you just pay for the nominal shipping fee. While I can afford to give some of my crystals away for free, I can’t afford to pay the shipping for everybody as well. The post office charges me, just like everybody else, for every package I send.

Ok, so how much is the shipping?
I really don’t know. It depends on where in the world that you are. It’s calculated in real time via the API direct from the post office in South African currency and converted to US$ or other currency at the prevailing international exchange rate, so it will be slightly different for everybody.

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