If you’re an amethyst-lover or just a fan of crystals in general, then you probably have a favorite shop or store where you buy them from. But, have you ever considered actually mining them yourself? At Jackson’s Crossroads Mine in Georgia, you can participate in a group dig and find some of the most beautiful amethyst crystals straight from the soil. Check it out…

Jackson’s Crossroads Mine in Georgia is an opportunity for visitors to dig for their very own amethyst gems.
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As one of the best known amethyst mines around, the gems produced by this place are nothing short of spectacular.
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From single crystals to clusters, you’ll be able to find unique colors and patterns during your visit.
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With public digs available, guests will arrive by 1 p.m. and pay the $50 entry fee in order to dig.
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Make sure to dress appropriately and pack a lunch, you might be digging for a while.
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Keep in the loop with the public dig dates by checking in with the Jackson’s Crossroads Facebook Page.
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It’s like your very own treasure hunt — and the treasure ends up being some exceptional crystals straight from the earth.
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Dig for amethysts at Jackson’s Crossroads in Tignall, Georgia — a rare gem hunting experience the whole family will love.
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Have you ever visited Jackson’s Crossroads Mine in Georgia before? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Or if you’re looking for more information about this crystal mine, make sure to check out the website or Facebook Page.

Note: While Jackson’s Crossroads Mine is closed for the summer, they have plans to reopen officially in September, so make sure to stay tuned to their Facebook Page for all updated information directly from the source.

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