Natural Citrine Point in Stand
A polished natural citrine point with what appears to be rough Mica along one side. It sits comfortably in a custom made metal stand.
Measurement in stand: ~6-1/2" Tall x 2-7/8" Wide x 2-7/8" Deep
Measurements of specimen: ~4-3/4" Tall x 2-1/2" Wide x 3" Deep
Location: Brazil, South America
Amethyst Earrings
Sonoran Gold Cuff Bracelet, Artie Yellowhorse
This Sonoran Gold Turquoise (Mexico) has beautiful bright blue coloration with complimentary colored inclusions. The stone is surrounded in sterling silver beads and along the cuff is alternating rope style (twisted) and plain high-polished wire.
Nation: Navajo
Measurements:
Cuff ~2-1/2" wide
Wrist opening ~1-1/8" wide
Centerpiece (Turquoise and Silver Beads) ~1-1/2" long x 1-3/8" wide
Artist: Artie Yellowhorse
Fossil Shark Tooth, Angustidens
Gunmetal gray and beige shark tooth with sharp serrations and tip, nice luster, and an overall sleek and sharp shape to it. A very well preserved specimen!
Measurements: ~2-1/4" long x 2" wide
Location: South Carolina, U.S.A.
Time Period: Miocene ~ 20 Million Years Old
18" Faceted Aquamarine Bead Necklace
$16.50 Rose Quartz Points
These rose quartz points are very clear with great color. We'll make certain to pick out the best specimen available when you order!
Measurements: Size Average 2-1/2" - 3-1/2" Tall
Location: Brazil, South America
Two Hummingbirds Crystal Carving
Two Fluorite Hummingbird carvings perched on a base stone, and glued to an acrylic base.
Measurements on base: ~4" long x 3" wide x 4" tall
Location: China
2-3" Whole Ammonite (Best Available)
These Ammonite specimens have been nicely cleaned, detailed and polished in order to reveal beautiful suture patterns. Each ammonite is unique, so there are some natural variations between each piece (color, size, pattern). We will choose the best specimen available at the time of your purchase.
Location: Madagascar
Time Period: Cretaceous
Measurements: ~2 to 3" long each
Welcome to Dave's Rock Shop Online
Since 1970
Your source for art, created by Mother Nature
As a family owned business for over 50 years in Evanston, Dave's Rock Shop has a great appreciation for our loyal long-time customers, as well as the continuing support of new patrons. We love the excitement of introducing rocks and fossils to a new generation of rockhounds. Our goal is to continue to provide our customers with the highest quality of service, product, and information. Many thanks to you all, and as Dave would say, "Happy Hunting!".
Our mission remains the same both in the shop and on online - to offer a wide variety of the most unique, high quality items at a fair price, and to educate our customers to the best of our ability about the items we sell. Stop by often, as we will frequently be updating and adding new things to the site and the shop!
Thanks, Daves & Friends
New Arrivals
11" Amethyst Showpiece
12" Ammonite Slice (with stand)
15" Quartz Cluster (with stand)
10mm White Topaz Necklace
1-1/4" Oval Larimar Cabochon
12" Cave Bear Jaw (with stand)
Our Online Inventory
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Artifacts "Primitive Man tools"
An artifact is a modified simple object showing human workmanship. The artifacts...
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Books & Bookends
We carry a variety of beautiful natural stone bookends. And, our books...
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Carvings & Gem Boxes
Our selection features artists from around the world who sculpt and carve...
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Gemstone Bead Jewelry
We sell natural beads in precious and semi-precious gemstones. Every strand is...
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Native American Art
We carry a selection of artistry from the Southwestern United States. We...
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Tableware, Vases & Pottery
We carry functional onyx and fossil marble tableware as well as decorative...
Welcome to Dave's Rock Shop Online!
Hey folks!
We were just on the TV magic reality show...The Carbonaro Effect! Check out the clip in the Youtube link. Pretty cool and very fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0LI_LEdzTQ
A nice bit of recognition, brought to attention. (We're #12)
https://www.thecrazytourist.com/23-amazing-hidden-gems-ill…/
Check it out folks. Dave's Rock Shop was recently placed on a "Bucket List" (#38), of places one must visit, while in Illinois!
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