SAVE THE DATE!

Culver City, CA - Culver City Rock and Mineral Club

 - Next Monthly Meeting –

July 11, 2016 –at 7:30 p.m.

Free admission - Free parking

Meeting Hours: 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Multi-Purpose Room

4117 Overland Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230

(@Culver Blvd., Near the 405 and 10 Freeways)

www.culvercityrocks.org/meeting.htm

Jean-Noel Soni:  A ROCK STAR in the Jewelry World.

Please join the Culver City Rock and Mineral Club on July 11, 2106 at 7:30 pm at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium to welcome Jean-Noel Soni, “the rock-star in the jewelry world.”  The San Francisco-based gemstone cutter specializes in high-precision faceting and is the mastermind behind Top Notch Faceting.  His custom-cut gemstone creations have won him many awards and elicit awe in anyone who encounters them.  Soni takes the rough and sculpts them into gemstones that double as sculptural works of art, all while navigating the inclusions and fractures of their natural form.  His finished products are mesmerizing light shows that can be admired in the palm of one’s hand or as a finished piece of jewelry.  The most impressive part is the innovative gem faceter is mostly self-trained. 

See you there!

Guests are always welcome.....

General Meetings are held the second Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room in the Veterans Bldg., 4117 Overland Ave.  The Multi-Purpose Room is located in back of the Veteran's Memorial Auditorium Building.  When you enter the parking lot (from Culver Blvd - closest to Overland Blvd) walk to the right when facing the building.  Around the corner, you will a sign leading to the Multi-Purpose room.  Follow the sign and our meeting is in the room with all the glass windows and doors.

ABOUT THE CULVER CITY ROCK AND MINERAL CLUB

The purpose of the CULVER CITY ROCK & MINERAL CLUB is to bring together persons interested in the earth sciences, to engage in research and study in this realm, and to assist members in the collection and preservation of rocks and minerals and in the study of lapidary and related arts.