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Starry fros and floating rocks c:

Fantasy Birthstone, April, Diamond

Von Fuchs is uber!

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Mining engineer in broken text with crossed shovels is a unique design to tickle the funny bone of your favorite engineer and engineering college student.

Braid

Gold and Black Marble

Fully restored vintage travel poster from Greece. Please note that our posters are high quality reproductions based on professional, very high resolution scans of the originals. Our manual retouching process does not involve the use of filters that remove any original details or texture that you will see in the original prints. All details remain intact. Colors corrected. Imperfections removed.

Mining engineers dig it text with a shovel is a funny play on words and a unique gift design for engineers and engineering students.

“I can’t believe they put me in one of these things . . . "

Abstract background, yellow brown slice striped mineral cross section

Rockhound Rock Pick Geology Hammer Rockhounding

Perfect appreciation, birthday or christmas gift geologist, geophysics, rock scientist or rock lover

Friends of Mineral Kingdom maybe? Ft. Kappa!

Hardness index of some materials and some more …

Mineral Mountain

This design for perennial mineral.

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Design for crystal hunters and gem lovers.

Red orange agate slice striped mineral abstract background

Purple violet agate slice striped mineral endless abstract background

Beach Hunk, Kids Beach

I Don't Always Stop And Look At Rocks, Wait Yes I Do, Geology Student Professor Gift

Abstract background, red orange agate slice striped mineral isolated on white

Abstract background, red orange agate slice striped mineral isolated on white

Mineral Water

Abstract background, red orange agate slice striped mineral isolated on white

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Geologist

A great design for that female rockhound in your house or yourself. Enjoy your time rockhounding.

Surface of a mountain rock. Cracked texture

Emerald is a gemstone and a variety of the mineral beryl, colored green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium. It is the birthstone associated with the month of May.

Perfect appreciation, birthday or christmas gift geologist, geophysics, rock scientist or rock lover

Championship Corn Eating Competition, Winner Finished at 8.2 seconds