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Minerals, fossils, and gemstones offer fascinating insights into Earth's geological and biological past. Minerals form under a variety of geological conditions, often through magmatic processes when magma cools and crystallizes. In sedimentary processes, minerals form through deposits transported by water, wind, or ice. Metamorphic processes also play a crucial role, transforming existing minerals under pressure and heat. Fossils, the remains or impressions of ancient organisms in rock, form when plants or animals are quickly covered by sediment and conditions prevent decomposition, allowing for preservation. The formation of gemstones is often linked to deep geological processes, such as the cooling of magma beneath the Earth's surface or hydrothermal processes where mineral-rich fluids cool and crystallize. Gemstones like diamonds form under extreme pressure and heat in the Earth's mantle, often associated with tectonic movements. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle | []).push({}); The Kristalia Mineral Expo in Montpellier, an annual event held in October, provides a specialized platform for professionals and the general public to explore the world of minerals, fossils, gemstones, and jewelry. Since its inception in 1998 by KRISTALIA, the expo has become a significant event in Southern France thanks to its high-quality exhibitions and unique venue. The expo takes place at the Mas de Saporta in Lattes, a location that impresses with its majestic atmosphere and historical significance. This picturesque venue significantly contributes to the charming and welcoming atmosphere of the expo, which attracts a variety of exhibitors and visitors each year. Participants can marvel at and purchase the latest mineralogical discoveries, from raw minerals and polished tumble stones to rare meteorites and exquisitely designed designer jewelry. The Kristalia Mineral Expo offers a wide range of products and services tailored to the needs of collectors, professionals, and enthusiasts of mineralogy. In addition to exhibitions, workshops, and lectures enhance the fair by providing in-depth insights into the fascinating world of stones. Special features such as interactive exhibitions on stone healing and wellness offerings make this event a unique experience. As a marketplace and meeting point for like-minded individuals, the Kristalia Mineral Expo promotes knowledge transfer, networking, and a shared experience of the magical world of minerals, thereby contributing to the appreciation of our planet's natural beauty and geological diversity. The Kristalia Mineral Expo Montpellier will take place on 2 days from Saturday, 04. October to Sunday, 05. October 2025 in Lattes.
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Kristalia Mineral Expo Montpellier
International fair for minerals, fossils, gemstones and jewelry
- Date:04.10.2025 - 05.10.2025* Saturday - Sunday, 2 days
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Minerals, fossils, and gemstones offer fascinating insights into Earth's geological and biological past. Minerals form under a variety of geological conditions, often through magmatic processes when magma cools and crystallizes. In sedimentary processes, minerals form through deposits transported by water, wind, or ice. Metamorphic processes also play a crucial role, transforming existing minerals under pressure and heat. Fossils, the remains or impressions of ancient organisms in rock, form when plants or animals are quickly covered by sediment and conditions prevent decomposition, allowing for preservation. The formation of gemstones is often linked to deep geological processes, such as the cooling of magma beneath the Earth's surface or hydrothermal processes where mineral-rich fluids cool and crystallize. Gemstones like diamonds form under extreme pressure and heat in the Earth's mantle, often associated with tectonic movements. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle | []).push({}); The Kristalia Mineral Expo in Montpellier, an annual event held in October, provides a specialized platform for professionals and the general public to explore the world of minerals, fossils, gemstones, and jewelry. Since its inception in 1998 by KRISTALIA, the expo has become a significant event in Southern France thanks to its high-quality exhibitions and unique venue. The expo takes place at the Mas de Saporta in Lattes, a location that impresses with its majestic atmosphere and historical significance. This picturesque venue significantly contributes to the charming and welcoming atmosphere of the expo, which attracts a variety of exhibitors and visitors each year. Participants can marvel at and purchase the latest mineralogical discoveries, from raw minerals and polished tumble stones to rare meteorites and exquisitely designed designer jewelry. The Kristalia Mineral Expo offers a wide range of products and services tailored to the needs of collectors, professionals, and enthusiasts of mineralogy. In addition to exhibitions, workshops, and lectures enhance the fair by providing in-depth insights into the fascinating world of stones. Special features such as interactive exhibitions on stone healing and wellness offerings make this event a unique experience. As a marketplace and meeting point for like-minded individuals, the Kristalia Mineral Expo promotes knowledge transfer, networking, and a shared experience of the magical world of minerals, thereby contributing to the appreciation of our planet's natural beauty and geological diversity. The Kristalia Mineral Expo Montpellier will take place on 2 days from Saturday, 04. October to Sunday, 05. October 2025 in Lattes.
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Update:2025-03-13