Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Timberlake Rose Rock Museum in Noble, Oklahoma

I recommend stopping at the Timberlake Rose Rock Museum in Noble, Oklahoma.  The prices are reasonable and the people are nice.  It is a quaint little shop and it is nice talking to the owners.  We were told that they go out and get their own rose rocks.  I found out when I got home that they have their own blog and web page.


Oklahoma Rose Rock Postcard



The Legend of the Cherokee Rose Postcard


The gift shop has many unique items and postcards.  I am glad we stopped there on our way down into Paul's Valley, Oklahoma.

We got to crack open our own geodes...very fun and exciting to see what was inside.

C.Y.O.G./Crack Your Own Geodes




Garnet in Matrix

From notecard above:  

Name derived from the Latin word granatum, meaning pomegranate, because the red color and seed-like shape.  Garnet regarded as the gem of truth, faith and constancy during the Middle Ages.  Widely used in Egypt as far back ad 3199 BC.  The above garnet is named Almandine (Iron Aluminmum Silicate.)

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