How to find crystals in nature

When we were kids, we all kinda wanted to be archaeologists right? Or was that just me? Well, you actually can dig your own crystals. In this post I'm going to explain ways you can dig your own crystals. What Is Crystal Digging? Crystal digging, aka rockhounding, is where you go out in nature and find your own crystals and gemstones. It can be every bit as exciting as it sounds. To find your own crystals in nature is a great activity. It can also be a bit challenging. I'm here to talk about…

Tips on where to find your own crystals in nature. Whether its in your backyard, at a public rockhounding site, or even at the beach there are plenty of good locations to hunt and find your own crystals.

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Geodes are the ultimate hidden treasure! And to find one yourself is exhilerating. Learn what geodes are, how they're formed, and WHERE TO FIND GEODES!

Though everyone may not be so lucky, finding gemstones right in your backyard is a very real possibility. In our How to Find Gemstones in Your Backyard Guide, we provide everything you need to know to increase your chances. Read the full article on OwnTheYard.com! #treasurehunt #gems #gemstones #backyard

Finding quartz crystals is an exciting pastime for rock hounds. This post will show you where to go, how to look for them and what to look for.

Every rockhound loves a good geode, and the best are those we’ve gathered ourselves. While it can be tempting to start busting every rock you find with a rock pick, you can usually tell before you attack. Geodes are a specific formation and can usually be identified by their round shape and bumpy texture. These reliable indicators don’t tell the whole story, however. So, let’s go a bit further and give you an overview of how to tell if a rock is a geode.