mid-ohio mineral and fossil club

Meet Our 2026 Show Vendors

We are thrilled to showcase an exceptional lineup of vendors for this year’s show. From master lapidary artists and local fossil collectors to experts in worldwide minerals and jewelry design, our exhibitors offer a diverse selection of treasures to suit every interest.

Whether you are hunting for a rare display piece, seeking unique supplies for your own craft, or looking for that perfect gift, take a moment to explore the talented individuals and businesses joining us at the Richland County Fairgrounds this June 6th and 7th.

• • Accent on Nature Angela sells amethyst, malachite, lapis, polished items, fossils, meteorites, petrified wood, copper, and children’s items.

  • Beauties of Creation Bill and Linda sell affordable to museum-quality mineral and fossil specimens, as well as ruler mounts, jewelry, and meteorites.

  • Chris Miller Chris demonstrates and sells the art of producing Native American-style artifacts.

  • Dave’s Rocks and Carvings Dave sells polished stones, minerals ranging from small specimens to very large carvings, and tumbled stones.

  • Gold Panners Association Randy demonstrates gold panning and sells related equipment. He is also available to talk to customers about their Labor Day Open House in Belleville.

  • Jay Medici Jay specializes in self-collected mineral specimens from the Midwest. He also carries lapidary material and faceted gemstones.

  • Joe Vasicko Joe sells very affordable, self-collected minerals, primarily from Ohio locations.

  • Judy’s Jewelry and Gems She makes her own cabochons and wraps them in either sterling silver or copper. She is also available to wrap your cabochons at the show.

  • Kristin’s Krystals Kristin and her husband, Mark, sell polished materials, including agates and jaspers. They also offer a variety of worldwide minerals.

  • Lawrence Hall Lawrence sells worldwide minerals, spheres, agates, jewelry, and more.

  • Mannings Rock Shop Michael and his son, Mike, sell over 125 types of tumbled stones, medium-to-large tumbled stones, and a wide variety of mineral and fossil specimens.

  • Nayab Gems and Minerals Amjad sells rough gemstones, mineral specimens, jewelry, and more.

  • Peacock Rocks Adrian sells tumbled stones, mineral specimens, fossils, jewelry, stone crafts, prehistoric toys, and rocks.

  • Russell’s Trees and Treasures They sell various types of gem trees, beads, lapidary supplies, and more.

  • Starstuff Rocks James sells polished agates and jaspers, along with various types of worldwide minerals.

  • The Fossil Place Jen sells everything from affordable to museum-grade fossils. She is sharing her booth with Kendra, who represents the Indiana Dinosaur Museum; they also sell fossils and kid-friendly material.

  • The Mineral House Tom sells worldwide minerals, fluorescent minerals, and lights. Pam sells animal carvings made from various stones and specializes in animals carved from moose antler.