THE SCOTTISH MINERAL & LAPIDARY CLUB
20, Maritime Lane, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6RZ
View picture galleries of the Club's annual "At Home"
 for the past six years, 2000-2005
Club members display their work in minerals, silver and gemstones.

Scottish agate (photo, Alec McCreadie)Scottish agate (photo, Alec McCreadie)The lapidary or lapidarist cuts, shapes and polishes rocks and minerals to bring out their beauty, and perhaps sets them in jewellery. We have been members of The Scottish Mineral & Lapidary Club for many years. We hunt for local agates and also use rough material from all over the world. Semi-precious gemstones, such as amethyst and aquamarine, can be faceted into beautiful sparklers if, like Murdo, one has the skill and patience. These Scottish agates were found and polished by members of our Club.

Lapidary links

The Scottish Mineral & Lapidary Club
Bob's Rock Shop - a miscellany.
Roger Pabian's Agates Pages - hundreds of wonderful agates, including many Scottish ones.
Ste-Marie-Aux-Mines in Alsace, France (mindat.org) an amazing array of mineral pictures.
Delaware Mineralogical Society for interesting pictures and articles.

Page last updated 17 February 2007