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Fossheim Steinsenter

  • Front view of a wooden log building with a tall red-framed glass entryway, shrubs, and an open sign outside..
  • Assorted red gemstone necklaces, pendants, and earrings displayed on white and burgundy fabric with a large rough stone..
  • A hand holds a polished ammonite fossil cross-section with spiral chambers in brown and gray tones, indoors..
  • Two people browse wooden shelves filled with rocks, crystals, and gemstones in a warm, rustic shop..
  • Glass museum display filled with labeled mineral and rock specimens on shelves, with larger samples on top..
  • Overhead view of a museum mineral gallery with wooden stairs, glass display cases, and rock specimens on tables..
  • Museum-style shelf display of rocks and fossils, including ammonite shells and dinosaur skull replicas in a wooden room..
  • Close-up view of dark prismatic crystals embedded in a golden translucent mineral matrix with sparkling facets..
  • Close-up of assorted metal cheese knives and slicers with colorful stone and wood handles on white fur..
  • Assorted small carved stone animal figurines arranged on a wooden shelf, with several bears in the foreground..
  • Assorted polished green and pink stone bead jewelry and a large oval stone arranged on a white fabric surface..
  • Log cabin wall with wooden door, a small tip sign, and a rocky patch surrounded by grass and stones..

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  • 92 83 63 14

    • Bergomsvegen 30

    Lom, Innlandet

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Fossheim Stone Center is a geological museum and jewelry gallery, shop, and workshop in downtown Lom. Here you’ll find the country’s largest selection of minerals and gemstones.

Fossheim Stone Center is a stone museum where a total of Norwegian minerals from just over 700 occurrences are exhibited, more than 30 different gemstone types, and 20 faceted minerals. Here you will also find the world’s oldest stone—a meteorite that is 4,600 million years old.

Fossheim Stone Center sells stone art of all kinds; everything from framed stone slabs and decorative stone to light fountains, as well as a large selection of fossils—memories from a world that once was. Several Stone Age tools (yes, they are real!) and replicas of weapons and tools from the Viking Age are also on display, such as a mammoth tooth.

The museum helps you with information on where you can find Tullite, Norway’s national stone, and with information and knowledge about the Geo Trail in Leirdalen.

Free pile:
Outside the door, children can search for nice stones in the “Free pile.” It is replenished daily with exciting stone samples that you can take with you!

Source: Visit Jotunheimen AS