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Mineralia USA We are a Mexican company dedicated to the sale of Minerals and Semi-Precious Stones.

💎 A SPECIAL LIVE SALE FROM ROUND TOP, TEXAS! 🐝✨We're teaming up with .us for an exciting Live Sale, streaming directly f...
10/22/2026

💎 A SPECIAL LIVE SALE FROM ROUND TOP, TEXAS! 🐝✨

We're teaming up with .us for an exciting Live Sale, streaming directly from during the Round Top Antiques Fair 2026! 🔮

Get ready to discover stunning amethyst geodes, sparkling crystals, beautiful mineral carvings, onyx bowls, and more! 💜

✨ Incredible finds, beautiful natural treasures, and plenty of surprises await!

📅 Friday, October 23
⏰ 4:00 PM CT
📍 Live from The Hive | Round Top, Texas

Whether you're looking for your next collectible or the perfect statement piece, you won't want to miss this special collaboration!

📲 Turn on your notifications and join us LIVE on Instagram. See you there! ✨

10/16/2026

The Hidden Treasures of Tatatila ⛰️💎

Deep in the mountains of Veracruz, Mexico, lies a geological story that goes far beyond the region’s well-known amethyst deposits.

Here, skarn formations and marble deposits reveal fascinating geological processes that have given rise to minerals such as vesuvianite, wollastonite, and zeolites.

Exploring the geology and mineral diversity of Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico.

A region where every mineral formation tells a part of Earth's story. 🌎

We’re at The Hive in Round Top! 💎🐝Come explore our collection of minerals, onyx bowls, onyx carvings, stone lighting and...
10/12/2026

We’re at The Hive in Round Top! 💎🐝

Come explore our collection of minerals, onyx bowls, onyx carvings, stone lighting and handcrafted décor. We’d love to help you find a piece that brings the beauty of natural stone into your home! ✨🛍️

Visit us during the Fall Show! 🍂
📅 October 12–31, 2026
🕘 Open daily · 9 AM–6 PM
📍 The Hive · Round Top, Texas
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Plan your visit at
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10/01/2026

When Water Meets Magma 🌋

Beneath this landscape lies the story of an explosive encounter between water and magma.

Over time, powerful geological processes shaped the terrain we see today, leaving behind formations that reveal a fascinating chapter of Earth’s history.

Exploring the geology around Las Vigas, Piedra Parada and Tatatila, Mexico.

More from this region coming soon.

09/29/2026

🇲🇽⛏️ Guanajuato didn’t just grow above ground. Its history was also written beneath it.

For centuries, mining shaped the region, with silver playing a fundamental role in its development. Mines such as La Valenciana and historic districts like La Luz helped build the Guanajuato we know today.

But there is much more beneath its mountains than silver. 💎 Minerals such as aguilarite, along with quartz and other species associated with its veins, are part of a geological heritage as rich as the history found on the surface.

Each specimen is a small piece of millions of years of geological processes and centuries of Mexican mining history.

📖 If you’d like to learn more in detail about the mineral wealth of Guanajuato and other regions of the country, you can get our book Minerales de México, available at our stores and online at mineralia.com.

✨ Discover Mexico through its minerals.

09/26/2026

🇲🇽 This September, discover Mexico from a different perspective.

Mexico is home to an extraordinary mineral heritage, with remarkable species, historic mines, and localities that have played an important role in the world of mineralogy.

📖 Minerales de México brings together part of this heritage in a book filled with photography, information, and specimens that showcase the geological diversity of our country. 💎

Through its pages, discover minerals, regions, and formations shaped over millions of years, each one reflecting a unique part of Mexico’s natural history.

A different way to explore Mexico, its land, and the extraordinary treasures found beneath our feet.

✨ Get your copy at our stores or online at mineralia.com

09/19/2026

🌎 **Rocks have a story too… and it never truly ends.**

Igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic, every rock we see is part of a cycle that can take millions of years. ⛰️🔥

Heat, pressure, erosion, and time continuously transform them, creating the incredible textures, colors, and structures we find throughout nature.

💎 At Mineralia, we love discovering the stories the Earth holds within every specimen.

Which type of rock would you like us to explore in our next video? 👀

09/12/2026

☄️ A rock that fell near Acapulco ended up giving its name to an entire family of meteorites.

On August 11, 1976, a meteorite weighing less than two kilograms fell near Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico. But when scientists studied it, they discovered it wasn’t a typical chondrite: its material had undergone partial melting, revealing an intermediate stage in the evolution of its parent body.

Its characteristics were so distinctive that it eventually gave its name to the acapulcoites, a recognized family of meteorites named after this Mexican specimen. 🇲🇽☄️

Meteorites are small fragments capable of preserving stories that go back billions of years.

Did you already know the story of the Acapulco meteorite?

We’re going live from Denver Gem Show! 💎Join us September 10, 11 & 12 for three days of onyx bowls, carvings, crystals a...
09/08/2026

We’re going live from Denver Gem Show! 💎

Join us September 10, 11 & 12 for three days of onyx bowls, carvings, crystals and more. We’ll show you the pieces up close, answer your questions, and help you find your favorites, all live from the show.

Have something in mind? Tell us what you’d love to see in the comments!

⏰ Starting at 12 noon each day · Denver time
📲 Live on .us

Save the dates and come shop with us. We can’t wait to see you there!

09/08/2026

🇲🇽💎 Why does Mexico have such an impressive mineral wealth?

The answer lies beneath our feet. Millions of years of volcanic activity, tectonic movement, and changes in temperature and pressure created a wide variety of geological environments, forming unique minerals across different regions of the country.

Each specimen is much more than something beautiful to look at: it is a fragment of Mexico’s geological history.

📍 Discover minerals from Mexico and around the world at Mineralia.

What is the most interesting mineral found in your state or region? 👇

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