8th Haguenau Minerals, Fossils and Jewelry Show

Three days devoted to mineral and fossil wonders

The 8th Minerals, Fossils and Jewelry Show of Haguenau is held from Friday, May 8 to Sunday, May 10, 2026 at the Foyer Saint Nicolas, located at 204/206 Grand Rue, a stone's throw from the Wissembourg gate and behind the Saint Nicolas church. Organized by the Les Merveilles de Géa association, this major show brings together around twenty exhibitors, mainly from the Grand Est region. Visitors will discover an exceptional collection of rough and polished minerals, fossils, natural stone jewelry, as well as artisan creations by artisans present on site.

Haguenau, sub-prefecture of art and history in Northern Alsace

Haguenau is the largest city of Northern Alsace, with more than 34,000 inhabitants, and is the fourth largest town in Alsace. A historic city founded in the 12th century by Duke Frederick II of Swabia, it was a free imperial city and remains a high place of Alsatian heritage with its undivided forest (the largest state plain forest in France). Located about thirty kilometers north of Strasbourg, Haguenau is labeled City of Art and History.

Lithotherapy, geology and collecting in one place

This show is the ideal opportunity for seasoned collectors as well as novices to learn or deepen their knowledge of mineralogy, paleontology and lithotherapy. The exhibitors, true enthusiasts, are happy to share their knowledge and advise on the properties of stones, their origin and their history.