District Mineral

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1338 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC 20007
+1 (202) 717-2600
https://districtmineral.com

District Mineral is a unique shop located in Washington, DC, offering a diverse collection of minerals, crystals, and jewelry. Their extensive product range includes raw specimens, polished stones, geodes, and various handcrafted items, catering to both collectors and gift seekers.

In addition to their mineral offerings, District Mineral features a selection of jewelry pieces designed with various gemstones. The shop is dedicated to providing exceptional quality and custom sourcing, making it a go-to destination for crystal enthusiasts and those seeking unique treasures.

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