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Mineralica 2025 - 4
A find of Red Beryl in Utah opens this issue, followed by studies of Gold crystallography, new micromineral finds, and notable finds at the smoky hawk claim.
You may know the feeling: sometimes we sense it even before holding the first crystal in our hands — that faint tingling, that quiet intuition that something special might be about to...
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Mineralica 2025 - 3
With vast Fluorite article from Austria, Microminerals from the Azores and prehistoric quartz mine.
Sometimes it is not the most valuable or rarest pieces that captivate us, but those that tell stories. Stories of wonder, discovery, passion, patience, luck, setbacks, and sometimes even a...
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Mineralica 2025 - 2
With vast Fluorite article from Austria, Microminerals from the Azores and prehistoric quartz mine.
Each issue of Mineralica feels like a journey to me — not only through geological spaces, but also through time, stories, and perspectives. This edition is no exception, spanning a wide...
Online version of the articles- Prehistoric quartz crystal Mine in the zillertal alps (preview)
- Colorful beauty of the Eastern Alps: Fluorite from Austria (preview)
- Christopher Smith-Duque - From darkness to light (preview)
- Microminerals From The Azores - The Finds From 2023 (preview)
Mineralica 2025 - 1
The first regular issue
This issue kicks off with a new format: the talented artist Tatiana Falkova and her breathtaking work are presented in an exclusive interview with Mineralica. Tatiana Falkova masterfully...
Online version of the articles- Amethysts from granitic pegmatites
- The hangover pocket in Val Du Trient in Switzerland
- Colorful Agates from the Province of Chihuahua in Mexico
- Tatiana Falkova - Capturing the Beauty of Minerals in Watercolor
Mineralica 2024
Special edition
The premiere of Mineralica holds three colorful and diverse articles for you in this special issue. The first article is about the Wolf mine in Germany, a historically important site with a...
Online version of the articles- Historical Amethyst Discovery At The Saurüssel
- Pala District: The Pegmatites of the Chief Mountain and Their Minerals
- Wolf Mine: A Famous Locality For Rhodochrosite