Tag: wulfenite
Issue Highlights: March 2021
Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the March 2021 issue...
Visiting with Geologists and Lapidary Artists — DiWolf
By Helen Serras-Herman
Wolfgang and Diana Mueller, known by their company name DiWolf, is a dynamic couple, with lots of knowledge and years of experience...
On the Rocks: Persevering During Trying Times
By Bob Jones
With the entire country still in a form of shutting down, practicing social distancing, and observing various restrictions, there are no mineral...
Issue Highlights: February 2019
Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the February 2019 issue...
Wulfenite: Arizona Style – Beautiful, Fragile & Colorful [Part II]
By Bob Jones
In part one of this series (enjoy Part I) we described wulfenite from several Arizona mines including the famous town of Tombstone,...
Wulfenite – Arizona Style
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a three-part series on the forthcoming February 2019 Tucson Gem and Mineral Show and its chosen theme,...
The Risky Business of Specimen Recovery
Story by Bob Jones
More often than not, when a crystal pocket is opened during mining, it contains loose crystals that have somehow detached from...
De Colores: Los Lamentos, Chihuahua
Editor's Note: This is one of 10 Mexican locales recognized for mineral production. View the rest of the list as part of an article...
De Colores: Ojuela Mine, Durango
Editor's Note: This is one of 10 Mexican locales recognized for mineral production. View the rest of the list as part of an article...
