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    Topaz from Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Mardan District, Katlang, Ghundao hill image
    Topaz from Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Mardan District, Katlang, Ghundao hill
    Khan Baba Gems Jewellery & Minerals
    $850
    7
    Aquamarine image
    Aquamarine
    Ali Minerals Seller
    Updated 1d ago
    $4,800
    Tourmaline image
    Tourmaline
    Era of Minerals
    $60
    2
    Cuprite image
    Cuprite
    DanZ Rockshop
    $4,500
    1
    Bicolor Tanzanite from Tanzania image
    Bicolor Tanzanite from Tanzania
    Fine Rocks
    $650
    6
    Cobaltocalcite from DR Congo, Lualaba, Mutshatsha, Sicomines copper-cobalt project, Mashamba West Mine image
    Cobaltocalcite from DR Congo, Lualaba, Mutshatsha, Sicomines copper-cobalt project, Mashamba West Mine
    Fabian Wildfang
    16
    Gold image
    Gold
    Dave Bunk Minerals
    2
    Tourmaline on Quartz image
    Tourmaline on Quartz
    Brandon Smith
    20
    Gold image
    Gold
    Tom Zhang
    15
    Hartenstein, Germany Locality Guide
    Guide

    Hartenstein, Germany Locality

    EarthWondersBy EarthWonders Team
    COLOMBIAN Euclase MAGIC image
    Recently sold
    COLOMBIAN Euclase MAGIC
    22SGEMS
    3
    Published 23h ago
    How to Protect Light-Sensitive Minerals (Before the Damage Shows)
    Article

    How to Protect Light-Sensitive Minerals (Before the Damage Shows)

    EarthWondersBy EarthWonders Team
    How to Start a Mineral Collection: A Beginner's Guide
    Article

    How to Start a Mineral Collection: A Beginner's Guide

    EarthWondersBy EarthWonders Team
    Khushall Gems
    Khushall Gems· 1mo
    Khushall Gems is a family-owned mining company with 40+ years of experience in gemstones & mineral specimens. We own mines in Shigar Dasu Valley & Shengus Valley, Skardu, Pakistan, giving us direct access to some of the world’s finest crystals. We offer high-quality, natural, & authentic specimens, including Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Himalayan Quartz, Topaz, Fluorite, Kunzite, Garnet, Zircon, Muscovite, Amethyst, and many other rare minerals from Pakistan. ✨ Direct from the source. ✨ Exceptional quality & unique specimens. ✨ Trusted worldwide by collectors & dealers. ✨ Worldwide shipping available. Discover rare, investment-grade crystals & add something truly special to your collection. Khushall Gems – From Our Mines to Your Collection. #minerals #crystal #quartz #aquamarine #khushallgems
    +5
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    The Crystal Shop1
    The Crystal Shop1· 2w
    One of the most beautiful pieces in the world, the Green Apophyllite Flower, very rare and very beautiful.It feels cool to the eyes when you look at it. It was mined in Madhya Pradesh, India. Then it joined my collection.Watch the video and enjoy. Owner, The Crystal Shop1 @the.crystal1
    specimen video
    6
    BlueCap Productions
    BlueCap Productions· 1mo
    SIM Card at Nanjing Airport - 2026 Nanjing Show Once we clear Immigration and Customs, we exit into the public area of the Nanjing airport and immediately go to the Jiangsu Tourism Information Center located right across from the Immigration exit. A sign in front of the booth shows the three options they have for China SIM cards that you can purchase and put into your phone. All options are incredibly affordable with the only differences being your length of stay (so the period of time during which the SIM card will be active), the number of minutes for phone calls and, most importantly, the number of gigabytes (GB) of cellular data you will receive with each package. It's important to note that in China, they DO NOT use eSIM cards. They ONLY use physical SIM cards so if your phone ONLY uses eSIMs, then you can't put a Chinese SIM card into your phone. For example, ALL USA-based iPhones that are Models 14 or newer CAN NOT accept physical SIM cards so this option is not available for you. The second thing to note is that these physical SIM cards CAN NOT be recharged without going to a China Mobile store to get a new physical SIM card. If you have any doubt, just get a larger amount of GBs than you think you might need. The difference between 30GB and 80GB is less than $15 USD. The way that I do SIMs when I travel is to leave my main phone (iPhone) untouched. I always bring a spare Samsung phone with me that can accept physical SIM cards and I use that phone as my local phone. Later in this series I'm going to post an in-depth test I did in China that compares many different ways of getting mobile data and I look at the pros and cons of each. Physical SIMs, eSIMs, different mobile WiFis and more.
    specimen video
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    Green Tourmaline on Quartz– 69 g – Chappu Mine, Shigar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan image
    Green Tourmaline on Quartz– 69 g – Chappu Mine, Shigar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
    Minerals Palace
    Updated 1d ago
    $750
    1
    Calcite var. Cobalt-bearing image
    Calcite var. Cobalt-bearing
    The Arkenstone
    Updated 1d ago
    $2,450
    3
    Cinnabar in Quartz image
    Cinnabar in Quartz
    TsukihiLord
    $2,900
    10
    El Choique mine, Argentina Locality Guide
    Guide

    El Choique mine, Argentina Locality

    EarthWondersBy EarthWonders Team