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Norcross - Madagascar Wholesale Show “Wholesale Only” show! They require you to register with a business license, a state resale tax number, a business card and your contact information. 2007 - New location down the street about seven blocks from the old Main Avenue venue. Nice showroom and convenient on street parking. This new warehouse showroom is located a couple of blocks off Oracle Rd. and around the corner from the new Top Gem warehouse complex. Their former location on Main street is being used as a feeder location and they still have a showroom tent at the Tucson Electric Park (TEP Gem Show). This company owns mines and manufacturing facilities in Madagascar. Their show flier states that they have the lowest pricing on Madagascar Material - GUARANTEED. That's a hard one to prove base on quantity, quality, and the big number of other Madagascar dealers. They do have a vastly improved showroom facility compared to what they had in the past. I really never get a warm and fuzzy feeling dealing with these people. I ask to take a close-up picture of one of their celestite specimens in the Museum Gallery room and was met with a very unfriendly response. Their representatives at the TEP show tent are a little easier to deal with - but not much more! Bottom line - They got some interesting stuff but nothing to wow you and their prices are about average to expensive. |
 Around the corner from Top Gem at 201 W. Lester St.
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2007
 Gem stone tables in the $5,000.00 price point. |
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2007
 Lots of polished spheres, eggs, bookends, candle holders, ammonites, cabs, etc. |
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2007
 Museum Gallery of large display material.They sell (AAA) Ammonite pairs from $2,000 to $12,500. |
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2005
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2007
 Their wholesale section, in a new format, situated in a big tent, covering the back parking lot. There were large containers of cutting rough in an adjacent area to the right of the above picture. |
