Currently Rockhounding

Welcome to the best and most comprehensive resource for everything rockhounding related!

This website is a companion to the Currently Rockhounding YouTube channel. Here you can find my videos and rockhounding locations in an easy to navigate format. The listings are very frequently updated, so check back often to see if a listing has had additional information added.

New location listings, articles, trip reports, and resources are being added all the time!

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I'm not normally a person who sees faces in rocks, but I see it with this one.

I know not everyone here on Instagram watches my YouTube videos but If you watched the video where we went to the Spokane Rock Rollers tailgate sale event, I purchased 30 years of Mineralogical Record magazine that they were selling, the cover of Vol. 4 #3 from June 1974 featured the recently released Mineral Heritage stamps.

Our visit to the Emerald Creek Garnet Dig was well worth it! It was both a bunch of fun, and we had some great finds. At a price of $15 per person, it's worth planning a trip to visit if you're ever in north Idaho.

The Previously Rockhounding Podcast where we explore the world of rockhounding and lapidary from the ye olden days of the 1970s and 1980s through the lens of vintage issues of Rock & Gem magazine.

Episode 20: April 1980 – Previously Rockhounding

The 1980s are here and money is on everyone's mind, or at least on the minds of Rock & Gem contributors. We read about sky-high silver prices and how to protect your dollars by investing in diamonds. The Frantic Fumbler gives us his reasons for why so few young people are getting into the hobby and we go back to a time when buying direct from a manufacturer was a new, innovative idea. Check out currentlyrockhounding.com/podcast to see this issue's cover art and more!