Minerals, Fossils & More

What You'll Find

minerals, fossils & more

GemStreet USA exhibitors search the globe for rare and exciting fossils to add to your collection or to serve as conversation pieces and dramatic home décor accents. You’ll find fossils from plants, birds, marine life and even dinosaurs that roamed the earth 50 million years ago. We have it all, including many collector minerals—from cavensite and scolecite to phenacite, meterorites and Libyan Glass—petrified wood and even coprolite (that's fossilized dinosaur poop)!

Dark, crystalline rock with white flecks, sitting on a neutral background, framed by a white border.

> This black amethyst geode is strikingly rare and uncommonly brilliant.

Cross-section of an agate stone, showcasing concentric gray, blue, and black bands.

> Brilliant petrified cross-section of a tree trunk dazzles in blue and purple hues.

Blue geode crystal formation, black center, white and tan surrounding.

> Blue Lace quartz crystal shimmers.

Brown, circular, textured sculpture on a clear stand, resembling a face or mask.

> A trilobite is an extinct marine arthropod from the Paleozoic era. This fossil exhibits its belly and underside.

Polished orange and white agate gemstone with dark banding.

> Polished to a super shine, this milky orange and brown mineral shows off an intricate pattern of shapes.

Close-up of a pile of rough-cut gemstones in shades of green, yellow, and orange.

> Mexican Calcite.

A Sampling of

our minerals, fossils & more

White, crystalline mineral formation with a fibrous texture and small dark specks.

Quest Crystal

Quest Crystals supplying quality crystals,rocks and minerals for over 30 years at shows nationwide.

Always with large selection and fair prices to collectors and the  new age community.

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Two rough opals displaying vibrant play-of-color, with flashes of red, orange, and green.

The Enku Connection

As a lifelong collector and hunter of the rare and unusual, David E. Horton III offers you something different yet precious. Enku specializes in tribal and contemporary jewelry, and in loose gemstones, including opals, tourmaline, garnet and sapphire.Erika’s passion for jewelry started when her father’s best friend started to show her how to make jewelry when she was just three years old. She is now sharing this lifelong passion with others by selling jewelry findings and making jewelry to inspire others. She has an extensive selection of pewter and zinc alloy charms, beads, wires, cords, spacers, as well as finished jewelry featuring pendants with natural gemstones.


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A polished labradorite gemstone, showing vibrant blue, gold, and green iridescence with dark crack-like inclusions.

Momma's Rocks

Momma's Rocks offers a wide variety of rocks, gems, crystals, minerals, metaphysical and so much more.  We are located in Akron, Ohio where all of our items are hand selected.

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