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Last Updated: October 28, 2009
| Museums | Franklin, NJ Mineral Museum |
| Mining History Network | |
| Mineralogical Museum at Harvard University | |
| Dealers | ConnRox Minerals |
| Dan Weinrich | |
| Jim Daly Sauktown Minerals | |
| Tom Corson - OBG Rocks |
| Software | Minerant |
| Microscopy UK - Dedicated to the mic, but also links to free layering software |
| Web sites | |
| Binn.Strahlen European Mineral Collecting and Micro photos | |
| Bob Janules' Fractal and Photo Galleries | |
| Canadian Rockhound | |
| Fred Kruijen's website- In viewing our March '07webstats, I noticed a visit from this website, following up I found a fantastic German micromineral website as well as awesome microphotos on Mindat both of these links are fantastic. | |
| Geology Tutorial | |
| How To Micromount - one man's perspective | |
| International Directory of Micromounters | |
| Instructions for a spectroscope at www.modernmicroscopy.com | |
| Making Digital Camera - Microscope Adapters | |
| Microscopy UK - Dedicated to the mic, but also links to free layering software | |
| MinDat | |
| MinDatNH - This site is dedicated to the documentation and confirmation of New Hampshire mineral species. Created and maintained by Tom Mortimer. Many states, particularly in New England, have mineral species lists that have evolved over the years. Typically these are an alphabetical listing of mineral species to be found within the borders of the state. Frequent updates to these lists have been necessary as the science of mineralogy has developed. New species names have been added, others changed or deleted. | |
| Mineral Atlas Vibrational Spectroscopy and Photo Atlas of Minerals Queensland University of Technology | |
| Mineralogy of Nova Scotia a website by Ronnie Van Dommelan | |
| Minmax | |
| Rockhounds e-mail discussion group | |
| Rockhounds - Who Are We? A survey by Kreigh Tomaszewski Survey | |
| The Vug A Mineral Collector's Portal | |
| Web MIneralogy Database |
