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Kirsten heads north to Grand Forks, British Columbia, to hunt for rock candy with mine owner Bob Jackson. After lots of digging with tools and lifting rocks, Kirsten finds some cool crystal pockets. Kirsten and the crew make a stop at Jerry's Rock and Gem for an appraisal and to roll up their sleeves to transform their finds into jewelry.  

Collect all you can carry in one load. Rock Candy Mine provides hammers and safety goggles. If you would like to use a chisel, you can bring one. Chisel use is not recommended for kids under 10; hammers can't distinguish between chisels and fingers.

The mine also offers the Rock Candy Safari, an introduction to Rock Candy's colorful minerals and mining history. Visitors will have the opportunity to collect green fluorite, banded purple fluorite, sparkling quartz and barite crystals.