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Spitzkoppe: community campsite and crystal sellers

ROCKHOUNDING CLEAN DOCUMENTED

Where: Southwest Africa · Africa · approx. -21.82, 15.19 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Rockhounding locality: granite inselberg in the Erongo region, the Klein Spitzkoppe pegmatites are a classic source of gem topaz, aquamarine and schorl; the area is run as the community Gaingu Conservancy

What turns up: topaz crystals, smoky quartz, schorl tourmaline, aquamarine (mostly bought from local diggers), desert scenery

Access: Clean.

Conservancy land with an entrance fee (community-run campsite); the clean lane is buying from local sellers and the cooperative gift shop, do not dig or hammer without arranging it with the conservancy

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