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💎 Summer Show & Tell 💎Join us for the Lowcountry Gem and Mineral Society’s September meeting on Thursday, September 10.
This month, our members are the presenters! You’ll have 5–10 minutes to share something gem, mineral, or jewelry related that you did over the summer. You might tell us about:
- A class you took
- A digging or collecting trip
- A gem show you visited
- A new jewelry project or technique
- An interesting specimen or discovery
Bring along your stories, photos, finished pieces, or specimens. The projector will also be available if you’d like to share photos or a short presentation.
It will be a fun, informal evening of reconnecting and seeing what everyone has been up to this summer. We hope you’ll join us—and bring something to share!
Please visit our website for more information about our meetings or to sign up to give a presentation: www.lowcountrygms.org
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Join us at our monthly meeting! Connect with like minded locals, support your local club and enjoy our monthly programming! Visitors & Guests are welcome to join! LGMS meetings are a fantastic place to connect with others who share an interest in rockhounding, fossils, lapidary arts, metalsmithing and geology.
Come mingle with other club members starting at 6:30 pm. At 7 pm we begin with a short business meeting. The monthly program follows the business meeting. Examples of programs include live demonstrations, Q&A sessions, videos and more! If you are interested in organizing a monthly program we would love to hear from you!
The Lowcountry Gem and Mineral Society (LGMS) of Charleston, South Carolina is a non-profit organization. The society was chartered on April 18, 1969 by Skiles F. Montague. Our purpose is "to foster the interest in and to facilitate the study of gems, minerals, fossils, and other related fields of geology and earth sciences" throughout the Lowcountry.
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