GEOdyssey

Rocks and Minerals

Our inventory continues to grow, and we currently have over 3,000 specimens for sale (ranging in price from $1.50 to $250), with most specimens priced at under $25. We individually select each specimen. For a complete inventory list, send us e-mail.

Click on highlighted names to see representative photos.

New Acquisitions

We acquired hundreds of new specimens this past year, and have some great deals to pass on to our customers. We've got lots of new specimens from all over the world and some miscellaneous larger-sized, cabinet specimens. Click on the links below to see some representative specimens. As always, if you need more information or are looking for something special, send us an e-mail.

Elmwood Mine specimens (updated 1/2010)

Miscellaneous specimens (updated 1/2010)

Other Specimen Highlights

Opals from Ethiopia! (updated 1/2010)

These specimens are spectacular.We get the opals directly from the former mine owner, who happens to live nearby. If you would like to purchase a large lot of these (1 kilo or more), send us an e-mail and we'll put you in touch with the owner who will give you a great deal. Pat has published an article on these beautiful gemstones in the October 2005 issue of Rock and Gem Magazine.

FOSSILS:

This year we've also obtained many new fossil specimens including rare fossil fish and shrimp from Lebanon, red horn coral from Utah, fossil redwood leaves from Montana, agatized coral from Florida, shark teeth from Morocco, fossil turritella and gastropod specimens from France, trilobites from Utah, and ammonites from Madagascar, Morocco, Nigeria, and Russia.

We keep a good stock of the great fossil clams with calcite crystals from Florida! You won't find a better price for the quality and size of these specimens. (updated 1/18/2010)

Fossil Fish from the Green River Formation (Eocene), Wyoming. Prices range from $6 to $80, but most are less than $20. We also carry rare fish & shrimp from Lebanon, and fish from China. (updated 9/08)

Several kinds of petrified wood. We have limb segments with one polished end and small polished slabs from Madagascar and other locations. (updated 1/2010)

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