MINERALS BRNO

Summer holidays are behind us, and preparations for the autumn edition of the MINERALS BRNO fair are in full swing. If you haven’t registered yet, September is the ideal time – registration is still available at discounted rates.

This November, the traditional accompanying exhibition will once again be part of the Minerals Brno show. This year's edition will focus on silicates, and since this is such a vast group, we will continue exploring silicates even in November 2026.

The next edition of Minerals Brno will take place in November 2025, but it is certainly a good idea to think about it now. Until the end of September, you can get exhibition space at better prices.

One more return to this year's Minerals Brno in May - let's recall the beautiful Sunday morning when we gathered under the gallery of Hall B and created a joint commemoration of the 50th anniversary. We look forward to future editions, to other round anniversaries and to the unique atmosphere created by fans of stone beauty.

We celebrated the beautiful fiftieth Minerals Brno with visitors and exhibitors - among others together with Fotonaut and Vinařství Červinka. On Sunday morning before opening to visitors, we also took a joint photo with most of the exhibitors. 

The traditional spring exhibition Minerals Brno is celebrating a significant anniversary this year - it will be its 50th year! A record number of around 270 exhibitors from the field of minerals, precious stones, jewellery, decorations and esotericism will present themselves in Hall B of the Brno Exhibition Centre on 18-19 May.

It's a new year and with it the next edition of Minerals Brno. This May will mark the fiftieth anniversary of this popular sales event in Hall B.

The International Sales Exhibition of Minerals, Fossils, Jewellery and Natural Products MINERALS BRNO will take place at the Brno Exhibition Centre from 23 to 24 November. The exhibition will take place traditionally in Hall B.

Original combinations of the parent rock - rhyolite with agate are found in the North Ankara region of Turkey. The rhyolite here has a peculiar finely arranged structure in section, which often resembles petrified wood.