Mineral Art / Brice Gobin - Sponsor Series - What's Hot In Tucson: 2023

When you think of some of the most beautiful and exotic tropical get-away islands in the world, Mauritius - off the eastern coast of Madagascar - certainly ranks among the best. So what does the island nation of Mauritius have to do with minerals? Well, Mineral Art (aka Brice Gobin) is based on Mauritius and he has a LONG history of ALWAYS bringing great minerals to Tucson.
For 2023, Brice has set up in the BRAND NEW Granada Street Mineral Showcase. This is an expansion to the Granada Gallery, located right next door, for those of you familiar with this venue that we've covered many times in the past.
In this fantastic new venue, Brice has some truly wonderful new pieces of the, now legendary, Lollipop Tourmalines from the Cruzeiro Mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil. And that's not all. Want to check it out for yourself? Then just click on the link and let's see What's Hot In Tucson with Mineral Art / Brice Gobin!!!
The What's Hot In Tucson: 2023 Sponsor Series highlights and celebrates those dealers out there who have helped to make What's Hot In Tucson possible. These dealers have generously supported What's Hot In Tucson and BlueCap Productions. The clip shared here is their complete interview from the What's Hot In Tucson: 2023 program. To see more great interviews like this, and to help support BlueCap Productions, pick up you copy of What's Hot In Tucson TODAY by visiting the following link:
vimeo.com/ondemand/WHIT23

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@beavistechrock]

I really love these tourmalines that have come out in the past few years. The ones that have the clear/colorless/translucent white sections are just beautiful. On top of being different, it looks like the clear parts let more light into the crystals which make the colored parts even brighter.

[@aleta5873]

They're absolutely amazing !

[@Muonium1]

If you listen closely you can hear Peter silently cringing at "Lemurian" 🤣
Amazing petroleum enhydros. I wanna see the fluorescence!

[@scottprather5645]

The amethyst is unbelievable. to think it came from a pegmatite