Baker Egg Mine Thundereggs

Basin Range Volcanics Geolapidary museum

Home of the Baker Egg Mine

Agate nodules and crystal geodes, the finest in rarity and quality in the world!

My book, The Formation of Thundereggs, is finished on CDROM!!
Click here for more information

Located two miles before Rockhound State Park on Rockhound Road (Highway 143) Baker Egg Mine Thunderegg, Deming, New Mexico
6235 Stirrup Rd SE
Deming, New Mexico 88030
(505) 546-4021
Contents:
What Are Lithophysae?
Where To Find Lithophysae
How To Dig Lithophysae
The Collection of the Geode Kid
How To Determine Proper Orientation for Successful Cutting
The Basin Range Volcanics Virtual Rockshop
Where To Find the Basin Range Volcanics Geolapidary Museum and Rockshop

Contribution to Petrochemical-mineralogical Characterization of Alteration Processes within the Marginal Facies of Rhyolitic Volcanics of Lower Permian Age, Thuringian Forest, Germany

Tilt agate thunderegg, Rockhound State Park, Deming, New Mexico

Sagenite in carnelian agate, Baker Egg Mine, Deming, New Mexico Detailed descriptions of rare and bizarre formations are provided with many of the specimens in the museum collection. In addition, we have a shop with fine thundereggs from many of the locations in the museum for sale-- geodes, nodules, and agate from New Mexico and the Western United States.

You can e-mail us at
geodekid@zianet.com

Phone (505) 546-4021

You can snail-mail us at
Basin Range Volcanics Geolapidary Museum
6235 Stirrup Rd SE
Deming, New Mexico 88030

For more information,
please refer to my book, The Formation of Thundereggs
by Robert Colburn, aka "Paul, the Geode Kid."

This web page was created for the Geode Kid by Carlton J Donaghe and Bill Boomhower

Updated 1/31/2007

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