HUNTSVILLE GEM AND MINERAL SOCIETY

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  • Auction
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    • Schedule
    • Annual Picnic & Rock Swap
    • First Monday Rock Swap
    • Lapidary
      • Schedule
    • Metalsmithing
    • Pebble Pups
    • Rocket City Jewelers
  • Contact Us
  • Community
  • Upcoming SFMS Shows
  • Links

Contents

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HOME

ABOUT US

  • Officers
  • Constitution & By-Laws
  • Affiliates
  • History

MEMBERSHIP

  • Application
  • Benefits

MEETINGS

MEMBER NEWS

SHOW

  • Gems, Minerals, and Fossils
  • Jewelry and Jewelry Supplies
  • Demonstrations and Displays
  • Children’s Activities

AUCTION

NEWSLETTERS

ACTIVITIES

  • Schedule
  • Lapidary
    • Shop Schedule
  • Metalsmithing/Silver
  • Pebble Pups
  • Picnic and Rock Swap
  • Rocket City Jewelers

CONTACT US

COMMUNITY

UPCOMING SFMS SHOWS

LINKS

 

Who We Are

The Huntsville Gem and Mineral Society (HGMS) is a non-profit educational organization for people interested in rocks, minerals, fossils, and lapidary arts. Ask for a tour of our facility!

                   Visitors Welcome

Meeting Time/Location

Club meetings are held the 4th Tuesday each month from 6p – 9p in the South Meeting Room of the HGMS Education Center (in the Sandra Moon Community Complex), 7901 Bailey Cove Rd SE, Huntsville 35802.  (Map)

2026 Calendar - Click the links to see what's happening every month

  • 1st Monday Rock Swap: 5 Oct
  • Metalsmithing: Oct
  • ANNUAL GEM, JEWELRY, & MINERAL SHOW: 9-11 Oct
  • Pebble Pups: 22 Oct
  • Monthly Member Meeting: 27 Oct
  • Rocket City Jewelers: Oct-Dec

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Our Affiliates

Logos (left to right): American Federation of Mineralogical Societies, Southeast Federation of Mineralogical Societies, Dixie Mineral Council

October Birthstones:

Tourmaline-This gemstone occurs in many colors, including the remarkable intense violet-to-blue gems particular to Paraíba, Brazil, and similar blues from Africa. A favorite of mineral collectors. Opal-Opal’s microscopic arrays of stacked silica spheres diffract light into a blaze of flashing colors. An opal’s color range and pattern help determine its value.  Source:  Gemological Institute of America.

Did You Know?

Pumice, a type of igneous rock formed by explosive volcanic eruptions, is the only rock that floats on water.

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