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TREASURE HUNTING IN HAWAII
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Hawaii
What this area is known for:
  1. Spinel
  2. Peridot
  3. Micro sized zeolites in basalt matrix
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THE BEST PLACES TO HUNT
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debidoespassion Any places in Hawaii that don't require a metal detector? 0 Feb 14 2008, 1:40 AM EST by debidoespassion
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Hello, I'm new to this forum so I apologize if I didn't post correctly...I was wondering if there are any places in Hawaii (any of the islands) for gem mining. I don't have a metal detector yet so somewhere where I can go and "rent" the tools for a day would be great. Any input welcomed.

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