
Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany. Crystal Museum in Riedenburg
Crystal Museum in Riedenburg
According to the inscription on one of the crystals in the Kristallmuseum “God sleeps in the stones, and wakes up in the people!”
In fact, the museum has the world’s biggest bullion of mining crystal (Bergkristallgruppe), weighing 7.8 tons, sized 2 to 3 meters. Brought from America in 1981, this quartz originally found west of Arkansas, was brought to Ridenburg in 1984. Noteworthy, the crystal entered The Guinness Book of Records.
Riedenburg is a German town in the district of Kelheim, in Bavaria, situated on the river Altmuhl.

Exhibition in the Crystal Museum in Riedenburg. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany
Crystal Museum in Riedenburg

Agate beads and stones

Jewellery pieces of amber

Decorations of amethyst

Beryl. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Beautiful carnelian exhibited in Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Chrysocolla large gem stone and decorations

Chrysolite gem, beads and earrings. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Chrysoprase. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Here is the world’s largest collection of tourmalines, ranked in the 1995 Guinness World Records

Jasper. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Jasper red beads and gems. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Kalkidan, gem and a set of jewelry pieces. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Layout of Manhattan NYC of tourmaline, weighing 23.7 kg. The collection is in the Guinness Book of Records

Marie Antoinette’s earrings, 38 carats

Pendant, presented to Catherine the Second by Count Orlov, 189.6 carats

Pure quartz, traditionally – rock crystal. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Rubin. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Smoky quartz. Kristallmuseum Riedenburg, Germany

Amethyst (Violet iron), weighing 400 kg, was brought from the Rio Grande (Brazil)
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