Tokyo International Mineral Show 2009
<a href="/photo-280898.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_01</h1><p>Parts of the first floor of the show hall. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280903.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_02</h1><p>Parts of the first floor of the show hall. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280904.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_03</h1><p>Parts of the first floor of the show hall. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280907.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_04</h1><p>Replicas, real fossils and amethyst cathedrals for sale on the second floor. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280909.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_05</h1><p>Exhibit on second floor showing Moroccan and French ammonite specimens. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280910.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_06</h1><p>From Morocco, one of the smaller pieces, measuring 60 by 60 cm. Emericiceras, Ancyloceras, Acrioceras, Hamulina, Crioceras, Barremites. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280912.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_07</h1><p>This Japan Law twin (from Brazil) is about 40 cm wide and costs about $34,000 (that makes about $860 per cm). Offered by Planey Co. Ltd., Japan, the organizer of the show. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280913.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_08</h1><p>Ajoite inclusions in quartz crystals (around 20 cm) from the Messina mine. Offered by Throwin' Stones, Rusty James, North Carolina, USA. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280916.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_09</h1><p>Offerings of "rainbow quartz" at Nirvanastone, Tokyo International Mineral Show, December 2009.</p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280918.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_10</h1><p>Alfredo Petrov serving customers. </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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<a href="/photo-280919.html"><h1>TIMS_2009_11</h1><p>Rare mineral collector Kotaro Watanabe and rare mineral dealer Alfredo Petrov (very happy). </p><p class="copyright">&copy; Amir C. Akhavan</p><p class="clickhere">Click here to view photo page on mindat.org</p></a>

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