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Finding gold in nature can be exciting, but it's not always easy. Many people mistake shiny minerals for gold. Knowing how to spot the real deal is key. Use these tips to identify gold-bearing rocks and never get tricked by fool's gold again. Get out there and find some real treasure! Minerals provided by Weinrich Minerals

Get to know the different types of jasper in this engaging article. You'll also see for yourself how unique each of them are through the photos here.

The best U.S. states for gold panning include California, Colorado, Alaska, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, New Mexico, Montana, Arizona, and Wyoming. Some states have many locations, while others have few but abundant ones worth exploring, but there is something else to consider.

Utah's spectacular natural rock sculptures are showcased during the drive on Last Chance Road to the "river" of agates. Then you'll see us finding huge, unbe...

Collecting seashells is something most kids (and many adults) do. It’s a fun and seemingly harmless activity. But some of the shells still have living creatures, and the shells themselves help keep beaches healthy and ... Read more

Lapidary equipment is an expensive investment, and one of the better ways to get tools cheap is to find used lapidary tools and supplies. Fortunately, there are a ton of different places that you can look, both online and in-person, to find used gear for good-to-great prices.

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Gold-bearing quartz is one of the few ways that hard rock and native gold are found in nature. Here's how to get it out!