Bulk Rocks

These are the same high quality rocks as listed elsewhere on the site, but in larger sized stones. These are suitable for slabbing, cabbing, or tumbling. I sell these for lower prices because I dont have a lot of labor in them. Size is typically baseball to softball size. Available stones include agate, jasper, petrified wood, geodes, thunder eggs, white quartz, green aventurine, and other clever rocks.

Jewelry

Stone jewelry: Pendants and pendulums.

Other Items

Accessories to go along with your rocks.

Petrified Wood

Rough or Polished; small twigs to huge logs.

Polished River Rocks

I sell polished river rocks by the pound or by the truckload. Typical uses include outdoor landscaping, indoor decorating, metaphysical crystal healing, massage stones, and rock gardens. My polished river rocks are beautifying the gardens of hotels, museums, casinos, and private yards across the usa, canada, and the carribean, and have been sold in approximately 1800 stores, nurseries, and floral shops.

Polished Rocks

Semiprecious polished rocks and minerals suitable for jewelry making, collections, worry stones, massage rocks, or metaphysical crystal healing.

Rocks and Minerals

Some rocks and minerals may not be suitable for tumbling in a rock tumbler, but I am listing them because I get so many requests for sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks.

Science and Education

Kits and collections to help teachers, students, and scouters. Select from one of the pre-made collections, or write and let me know what you want and I will make a custom collection. I have a wide variety of sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks available for making up a custom collection for you.

Tumbling Rocks

These tumbling rocks have been crushed and sized to be suitable for tumbling in a 3 pound rock tumbler barrel. I offer agate, jasper, petrified wood, quartz, and much more: including a standard grade of mixed tumbling rocks; and a premium blend which is a mix of my finest stones for tumbling.

Vegetable Seeds

Seeds grown on my farm during the 2010 growing season