Cazaubon - 2nd Minerals & Fossils Show

2
days
2026
11 july
FR
France

CAZAUBON
From Saturday, July 11, 2026 to Sunday, July 12, 2026

2nd Minerals & Fossils Show


2nd Minerals Fossils Jewelry Fair – July 11 and 12, 2026.
Economic and Cultural Hub Hall, Place Alban Dulhoste, 32150 Cazaubon Barbotan les Thermes.
Opening hours: Saturday 10:00am – 6:00pm * Sunday 10:00am – 5:00pm.
Free entry.
The venue is fully accessible to people with disabilities. Ample free parking is available for participants and the public to facilitate their arrival.
Animations:
Demonstration of a working workshop on mineral preparation and polishing, as well as jewelry making and production. Fun exhibition on the world of dinosaurs.
A gift for each visitor and prize draws throughout the show to win prizes.
All the exhibitors present are recognized professionals and amateurs in their field.
Food and atmosphere
A refreshment stand and light meals will be available.
Armagnac Paleontological and Mineralogical Club (CPMA)
alain.lentin@gmail.com - 06 03 78 39 15

Place Alban Dulhoste
Pole économique et culturel
32150 Cazaubon
FRANCE
  alain.lentin@gmail.com
  0603783915
  Lentin alain
2nd Minerals & Fossils Show
To discover in the shop :
Green epidote crystals on a matrix from the High Atlas
49
125 grams | 100x45x35 mm
Celestite from Madagascar: Blue Crystal Geode
560 grams | 145x60x45 mm
Lamellar crystals of Moroccan barite
49
190 grams | 120x65x45 mm
PRO
Blue Apatite Pendant from Madagascar - Natural Stone
120 grams | 9 items
NEW
Large Slice of Brazilian Purple Agate for Indoor Use
48
300 grams | 155x130x6 mm
Celestine from Madagascar: Druse and Cluster of Crystals
450 grams | 80x80x55 mm
Large Celestine Druse of Madagascar
575 grams | 95x80x60 mm
Amethyst Specimen from Brazil: Unique Mineral Geode
650 grams | 70x85x100 mm
Amethyst geode, gentle energy
1.24 kilo | 110x75x135 mm
NEW
Sliced green agate – Mineral specimen from Brazil 315 g
55
315 grams | 175x115x6 mm
Small Amethyst Geode – Purple Specimen
590 grams | 80x65x125 mm
Slice of blue agate from Brazil for mineral collection
49
305 grams | 150x130x7 mm