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    Dimitridon Studios

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    GeoRarities was such a special treat on my recent business trip to Cincinnati. I had the pleasure…read moreof meeting Stu and touring the studio of his gems, rocks, and minerals. It's always great to encounter people who turn theirs passions into sharing it with others. Stu's knowledge and wisdom made for an excellent experience. I highly recommend checking out GeoRarities.

    Whether you are into witchcraft, metaphysical, an artist, unique jewelry making or just simply love…read moregems & rocks you need to check this place out!!! This place has it all from little inexpensive $5 or $10 stones to big massive $500 rare pieces that are breathtaking. Jade, turquoise, opal, fossils, quartz, agate, fluorite, petrified, wood, petrified, dinosaur bones, etc. etc. I'm telling you this place rocks! Owner is an encyclopedia of knowledge about rocks, gems, stones, bones & you name it. Helpful so you can find exactly what you are looking for or something new that you've never seen before. The prices are crazy good for what you are getting!! I found a petrified dinosaur bone!!! I also got the most beautiful tall Crystal quartz with a beautiful point and it stands up! It's in an old clothing factory & it's individual art studios so be sure to check out some of the other studios there too. Also, it's by appointment so just call the # to have them open the door when you get there (# is on sign outside in front of door). You are foolish not to at least check them out. I found them on Google after I typed in the word "witchcraft in Ohio" when I was looking for historical places pertaining to witchcraft & metaphysical landmarks, etc. in American history. This place is a hidden gem - no pun intended!

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    We drove 6hrs to go hike the Serpent Mound effigy and see the burial mounds. It's a must see!…read more While there we met the nicest lady on the trail that told us so many fascinating things about the area and park. We asked her questions about places to buy local rocks, arrowheads, books...other than the gift shop. She told us we could go check out her shop and collection if we'd like. We're so happy we did! We got to meet her other half who is a literal living breathing encyclopedia of fossils, stones, gems, local history, local lure... His fossil collection was in the Smithsonian. AMAZING welcoming owners and place. We bought his book and got it autographed by him. We also bought souvenirs, rocks, post cards... very reasonably priced. We highly recommend visiting them after tge Serpent Mound.

    This little rock shop and trilobite gallery is every bit as untidy and confounding as it is…read moreauthentic and charming. The shop itself features fossils, minerals, jewelry, and works from local artisans. And its centerpiece is a somewhat dilapidated but impressive display of trilobites that once was housed at the Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian. What explains this oddity? It seems to be the life work of Thomas Johnson, a local aficionado whose obsessive search for fossils keeps him preoccupied in this small corner of Ohio. When we visited, Johnson's shirt was still dusty from a morning dig. I asked him if the trilobite collection was the result of his own efforts, and he made it clear that it's "in progress". He showed us a piece of trilobite he'd found in the rock that very morning. Nobody's gonna mistake this place for the Smithsonian. But if you dig a good fossil, you'll see a couple here.

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