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Cracked-open choya coconut geode revealing purple amethyst crystals inside

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Break Open Geodes

Come explore our Crystal Mine Museum!

-$2.95 Museum Pass

-Features our largest pieces from all over the world!

-Experience nature's awe-inspiring creations.

-Now offering Gem Panning!

-Now offering Geode Cracking!

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Rough green moldavite tektite stone in a glass dish on a wooden surface

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Moldavite

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Crystal of the Month promotion featuring three Rainbow Moonstone palm stones at 50% off from Crystal Gallery

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Crystal of the Month at The Crystal Gallery! 50% OFF

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  • Birthstones

    The Jewish writer of the first century Josephus claimed that there was a link between the twelve stones in the breastplate of Aaron (meaning the tribes of Israel as described in the Book of Exodus), the twelve months of the year, and the twelve signs of the zodiac.  Maintaining twelve stones and wearing one a month became practice.In 1912, the (British) National Association of Jewelers (now called Jewelers of America) gathered in Kansas in an attempt to standardize birthstones and officially adopted a list. The American Jewelry Industry Council revised the list in 1952, by adding Alexandrite for June, November citrine and October pink tourmaline. They also replaced the lapis by zircon in December and switched March's primary / alternative gems. In 2002, the American Gem Trade Association added tanzanite as a December birthstone. As an optional birthstone for August, the American Gem Trade Association and American Jewelers added spinel in 2016. In 1937, the British National Goldsmiths Association created its own standardized birthstone list.  

    Birthstones

  • Ancient Treasure Adventures

    Ancient Treasure Adventures Collection – Geological Educational Craft KitsExplore the wonders of... 

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  • Break Your Own Geodes!

    Geodes are intriguing geological phenomena with hollow, spherical shapes lined with crystals.... 

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    Huge assortment of gemstone bracelets! 

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Crystal Gallery and Museum in El Paso, Texas

4012 Alameda Ave.

El Paso, TX 79905

915-533-8573

  

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Crystal Gallery & Museum located?

Crystal Gallery & Museum is located at 4012 Alameda Ave, El Paso, TX 79905. You can call us at 915-533-8573. Walk-ins are always welcome!

What are your hours of operation?

We are open Monday through Friday 9:30am-5:00pm, Saturday 11:00am-3:00pm, and closed on Sunday.

Is there an admission fee for the Crystal Mine Museum?

Yes, a museum pass is just $2.95 and gives you admission to see our largest mineral and gemstone specimens from around the world.

Do you offer gem panning and geode cracking?

Yes! Both gem panning and geode cracking are available in store. Sift through a sand bag to discover gems and minerals, or crack open your own geode to reveal the crystals inside. Fun for all ages!