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The line of rosary-meets-locket chokers express devotion to old rock-album covers from bands such as the Rolling Stones or Ramones or Blondie. "I cut the pictures out of old magazines and then use ...
It was a very small community where everybody knew everybody, with a bunch of tiny rock shops here and there.” McCrillis’s dad owned one of them, called Yankee Gems, in Roxbury. Dean McCrillis was a ...
In the late 1990s, True found a prized specimen, pictured in an article on Bear Canyon he wrote for this month's issue of Rock and Gem magazine. But he never had much luck until June of last year.
Guest speakers Bob Jones, senior editor of Rock and Gem Magazine, “A Rock Hound Tour of England;” Allen Schaffert “The Great Bone Wars;” Tony and Sandy Fender, “Mount St. Helens – 30 ...
The Gem City Rock and Mineral Society is gearing up for its 54th annual gem and mineral show and sale at the Zem Zem Shriners Club this weekend. Twenty-year rock and gem enthusiast Bill Phillips ...
Dimitridon Studios, which opened in Alexandria in March, stocks some of the coolest stones, gems, and gifts—and everything comes with a story. Beyond the items themselves, the family prides themselves ...
M.E. Bartholomew, left, and Jenny Schaper, both of Port Angeles, look at interesting specimens at a display table set up by Shelton-based Elemental Endeavors on Saturday at the annual Rock, Gem and ...
The Clackamette Mineral and Gem Club will sponsor its 47th annual "Gem and Rock Show" at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds. The show will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 22 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m ...
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - A couple from Dallas has spent the past couple of years traveling around the country sharing their passion for unique rocks and gemstones, and this weekend they were in Waco ...
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Gem and Mineral Association will host its annual Gem, Rock & Jewelry Show this weekend. The free show will feature exhibits, activities and raffles for all ages from ...
Looking for the most punishing of diets? We’ve found it: Rocks that look like food, the brainchild of Robstown’s Lois Pattolli and her husband, Bill. Fill your table with these inedible ...