Minerology Collection

Deodat de Dolomieu (engraving)
815840 Deodat de Dolomieu (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Deodat de Dolomieu, (1750-1801)

Pieces of iron ore, close up

Three lumps of gold, close up

Minerals: Gallery displaying rocks and crystals at the Great Exhibition in 1851
XCF64410 Minerals: Gallery displaying rocks and crystals at the Great Exhibition in 1851, from Dickinsons Comprehensive Pictures (colour litho) by English School

AGRICOLA: TITLE-PAGE, 1546. Title-page of the first edition of Georgius Agricola s
AGRICOLA: TITLE-PAGE, 1546. Title-page of the first edition of Georgius Agricolas De Ortu et Causius Subterraneorum, the first handbook of modern systematic mineralogy. Basel, 1546

Five polished ruby gemstones

Citrine

Rose Quartz

KLAPROTH (1743 - 1817)
MARTIN HEINRICH KLAPROTH German chemist. Discovered uranium in 1789. Spent his later years studying Asiatic languages

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Discover the wonders of Mineralogy, the scientific study of minerals and their properties. From Deodat de Dolomieu's engraving of crystalline structures, to three lumps of precious gold, and pieces of iron ore, each revealing their unique characteristics. Delve deeper into the world of minerals through a gallery displaying rocks and crystals at the Great Exhibition in 1851. Witness the beauty of five polished ruby gemstones, the golden hue of citrine, and the gentle hue of rose quartz. Join the exploration begun by Georgius Agricola in his seminal work "De natura fossilium" (AGRICOLA: TITLE-PAGE, 1546), and continue the legacy of mineralogical discovery with the insights of renowned scientists like Klaproth (1743-1817).