Earth Sciences: Geology: Rocks and Minerals: Organizations: Page 2

Established in 1976 to bring about a closer association of Clubs and Societies devoted to the study of Earth Sciences and the practice of Lapidary Arts and Crafts in the Southeast part of the United States.

Society for the advancement of mineralogy and its application to crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, environmental science and economic geology through support of meetings and publication of books, journals and monographs.

Society of people interested in opals, based in Tukwila, Washington.

Non-profit organization to stimulate interest in the study and collection of agates, minerals, gems and fossils, and support lapidary work, education, scientific study of natural earth sciences.

Club established in 1937. Members share common interest in rocks, minerals and activities such as collecting and jewelry making.

A non-profit educational organization. Aims to increase knowledge and popular interest in earth sciences, geology, mineralogy, paleontology (Fossils), lapidary arts, and related subjects.

organization dedicated to the location and conservation of rock and mineral sites of interest to the rockhounds of Washington state.

Rockhound Association

Information on mineral exploration, mining, production and trade from the British Geological Survey Minerals Group.