Crystal Springs Gallery First and Last Storewide Sale!

For nearly 20 years, Crystal Springs Gallery has contributed to the uniqueness of downtown Hot Springs. A showcase for some of Earth’s most beautiful natural treasures, the gallery boasts a stunning array of crystals, minerals and fossils, and a custom line of gold and silver fine jewelry. It has often been described as one of the best and most diverse galleries people have seen.

The gallery opened in 2001, as the storefront to Crystal Springs Mining Company, which has been supplying mineral specimens to the trade for over 40 years. Owner, Thomas Nagin, has dedicated his career to traveling the world in search of the finest gems, crystals and minerals including emeralds, amethyst, tourmaline, and quartz. To document his travels and experiences he produced the series Mineral Explorers which aired on public television stations nationwide.

Known to mineral enthusiasts throughout the world, Crystal Springs Mining and Jewelry Co. and its Hot Springs gallery are leading sources for extraordinary minerals, fine jewelry and unique gifts. The Gallery’s collection also includes exquisite mineral bowls, lamps and tables, an impressive selection of wall décor, extraordinary mineral and wood carvings, and distinctive accessories from around the world.

But with an eye toward retirement, Nagin is closing the Gallery at the end of 2019, and will have the Gallery’s first storewide sale from September until closing day.

The Gallery’s Home Décor Sale begins Sept. 1, with up to 50% savings! Shop and save this fall at Crystal Springs Gallery during its first and last big sale! 620 Central Avenue. 501-623-2323. crystalspringsmining.com.

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