Saint Ingbert - Scholarship for beautiful stones and minerals 2022

Numerous exhibitors will give visitors the opportunity to come and admire in the Stadthalle St. Ingbert on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 November the creativity of goldsmiths, precious stones and a wide variety of valuable objects. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of precious stones and discover a vast choice rich in variations.
Whether in their raw state, cut or even in the form of jewels, the very many precious stones of the 2022 edition will come from all over the world. Visitors can also come and admire fossils. Stone witnesses of a bygone and incredibly distant era, still bearing the traces of animals or plants, these vestiges of the past plunge any observer into the world of fossilized dinosaur eggs in particular, or ammonites and cephalopods which populated the seas. until the end of the Cretaceous.
Exerting an equally strong fascination on the public, the minerals will carry them away into their magical and scintillating universe, made up of a multitude of colours, shapes and structures.
The transformation of stones and precious metals into jewelry is also very popular. The very popular stands of designers and creators, combining creativity, seduction and choice, will be gathered in the Stadthalle de St. Ingbert.
Another highlight of the St. Ingbert fair will be a special and spectacular exhibition dedicated to saurians in the conference hall of the Stadthalle. Primitive reptiles from Madagascar, dinosaur eggs or even real dino bones will be on display.
In addition, other activities will be offered for young and old: opening geodes, polishing opals, determining a precious stone or participating in a geo-rally filled with questions about the world of minerals, fossils and beautiful stones.
At the gourmet corner, visitors can enjoy hot or cold snacks as well as delicious cakes.
As usual, the St. Ingbert 'Edle Steine' Stock Exchange raffle, the proceeds of which will be donated to charity, will offer the opportunity to win sparkling prizes made available by exhibitors.

This scholarship is an opportunity to undertake a family excursion, and is also aimed at budding or experienced collectors, specialized traders as well as jewelers and goldsmiths.
One thing is certain: diversity, competence and quality will be there!
The "Edle Steine" stone and mineral fair will be open to the public from Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 November from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Entry prices, accessible to the whole family, are €3 per adult (€2 reduced price). Admission is free for children under 15 years old.
For further information, please contact the city's culture department. Such. : 0049 (0) 6894 13 515 for German speakers, e-mail: kultur@st-ingbert.de.