Pittsburgh's #1 shop for rocks, minerals, and crystals. Located on Butler Street in Lawrenceville — Geology Rocks Pittsburgh, where the good vibes roll.

From its brick walls to modern flair, a mineral gallery awaits for you to surround yourself with Earth’s treasures & accelerate your fascination with its incredible history. Whether you're in …

To aid in your exploration, we've compiled a straightforward guide that outlines the basic steps and tools you'll need to start identifying rocks and minerals. From examining color and …

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Learn about the history, meaning, and benefits of all the minerals, A-Z.

A stone that is best known for its rich blue color, Lapis Lazuli is an uncommon metamorphic rock combination of various minerals; most often, a variant of sodalite called haüyne; as well as …

• Exceptional displays of high-quality minerals, rocks, fossils, & meteorites. Including, but not limited to, a 100MYO Fossilized Dinosaur Egg & North America’s largest Muonionalusta …

Kyanite is an aluminosilicate mineral, with the chemical formula Al2SiO5. It is typically blue, green, or black in color, and is most often found included within aluminum-rich metamorphic …

Apatite is a concentration of many different minerals and trace elements such as fluorite, magnesium, calcium, and iron. It forms in the hexagonal crystal structure and is most …

Galena is a primary mineral, and is the most common mineral which contains lead. Specimens are typically found in sedimentary limestone deposits and along hydrothermal veins. It is …