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The annual "Steinwelten" fair in Zurich, dedicated to the diverse world of stones and minerals, takes place at the Gasthaus Albisgütli. Since its inception in 2012 by Kurt Worni, a respected expert in gemstones and minerals, this event has evolved into a leading platform for exhibitors and visitors within this specialized sector. Typically held in the spring, "Steinwelten" encompasses a wide range of topics, from natural stones and gemstones to fossils.
Exhibitors showcase and sell their valuable stones, minerals, crystals, and jewelry, presenting them in various facets, forms, colors, and finishes. The fair attracts not only vendors but also renowned mineralogists and stone experts who are available to provide insights and guidance. Their extensive knowledge includes the chemical composition of various minerals and their applications in stone healing, offering visitors a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of these natural treasures.
One of the standout features of the fair is the array of special exhibitions and expert lectures, which enrich the experience for attendees. These elements combine to create a vibrant atmosphere where enthusiasts and professionals alike can share their passion for stones and minerals. The engaging environment fosters networking and knowledge exchange, making "Steinwelten" a crucial meeting point for those interested in this fascinating field.
Through its distinctive blend of industry insights, product displays, and interactive offerings, "Steinwelten" has firmly established itself as a significant event for stone lovers and professionals. The fair not only highlights the beauty and diversity of stones but also promotes a deeper appreciation for the geological wonders of the world. As the event continues to grow, it remains a testament to the enduring allure of stones and minerals, inviting all to explore the rich tapestry of natural history they represent.
