VIEWING STONE COLLECTORS' EXCHANGE SALON

Service Description

Theophrastus' "Peri Lithon (On Stones)" in ancient Greek is credited with introducing the study of Earth's components. In ancient Rome, Pliny the Elder Gaius Plinius Secundus discussed the origins of amber as well as some common minerals and metals. Ulisse Aldrovandi used the term "geology" for the first time in 1603, followed by Jean-André Deluc in 1778, and Horace-Bénédict de Saussure in 1779. The word comes from the Greek roots gê, which means "earth," and logos, which means "speech." The subject of the Earth's precise age occupied a significant portion of 19th-century geology. The range of estimations was between a few hundred thousand to billions of years. The Earth's age could be calculated at two billion years old by the early 20th century thanks to radiometric dating. The realisation of this enormous period of time allowed for the development of new theories on the processes that built the planet. Nowadays, collectors of viewing stones from various nations contact online using OGP. nations including Japan, China, Indonesia, South Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Namibia, Italy, Canada, and the United States. These stones come from several cultures. We can see the vastness of the world with the aid of tiny stones. Please Note: -There is a 25 member maximum for this event. Industry professionals and collectors are given top consideration. - The event provides extensive expertise in stone collection and also assists business members in communication and collaboration. - The stone mainly includes gemstones, precious metal, viewing stone, mineral crystals, and fossils. - A 7-Course Tasting Dinner is available. - Require an appointment. - Five days before to the event, registration must be completed. Please inform us in advance if you won't be able to make it.