So you can bring your family and friends and have fun looking for green emerald. The mine offers pay-to-dig mining opportunities for individual rockhounds and clubs. The mine is located in Grassy Creek Township in western North Carolina. The Crabtree Emerald Mine is an exciting emerald mine that you should consider visiting. So check the weather prior to planning a visit to this mine. Visits to this mine are determined by the weather because the mine is not active during extreme cold weather or during thunderstorms. So if you are looking for high-grade blood colored rubies then this is the mine to visit. This is one of the best mine for rubies in the world that is open to the public. The Cherokee Ruby mine is located near Franklin in western North Carolina. So be sure to contact the mine in advance to plan your trip to dig here. It is important to know that Brushy Creek mine diggings are currently done by reservation only. The mine is particularly popular for beryls, both the golden and the aquamarine varieties, although many other minerals such as garnet, muscovite and tourmaline and many other minerals. This mine produces a nice variety of precious stones in North Carolina. Below are a few that may be of interest to all you rockhounds and "gold bugs." The opportunities are great as well, with many different public mines that are active in the state.
Not only are their a wide array of different minerals, but also some extremely valuable types such as emeralds, rubies, sapphires and gold.
North Carolina is easily the best state in the eastern U.S.
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