Naturally Mine of Foresthill

11/18/2025

We will be at the Mountain Mandarin Festival in Roseville Friday -Sunday! Stop by to check out our new inventory! The birthstone and lockets have been particularly popular! Jim and his sister will be there all three days. Cathy will be there Saturday and Sunday. Stop by and say hello!

10/25/2025

Jim and his sister, Terry, will be at the Sacramento Gem and Mineral show at the Scottish Rites Temple today and tomorrow. Stop by the Naturally Mine booth to see his new inventory!

08/30/2025

Come check out our Naturally Mine jewelry, rocks and mineral booth at Foresthill’s Memorial Park Saturday August 30! There will be living history activities, live music, food, booths and possibly a shootout or two. It should be a lovely day to drive up the hill!

07/04/2025

Enjoy our hometown Fourth of July in Foresthill and stop by our Naturally Mine jewelry, rocks and minerals booth in the park!

05/03/2025

It’s been a lovely day in Foresthill for the craft show. We have lots of new merchandise especially birthstone jewelry. Call Jim at 530-367-4068 or on his cell if you are looking for something special for Mother’s Day, birthday or graduation. 👨‍🎓 Otherwise, our next show is Fourth of July up here in Foresthill.

11/26/2024

Thank you to everyone who came out to see us at the Mandarin Festival!Take the lovely drive up to Foresthill to support small businesses and see Jim on Nov. 30. Look for the signs along Foresthill Road!

11/22/2024

Jim and I will be at the Mandarin Festival Friday, Saturday and Sunday with our jewelry, rock, and mineral business Naturally Mine. It is grounds this year in ROSEVILLE not in Auburn as in the past. Yes it will be raining, but it’s dry inside! There will be over 300 vendors, so it will be a great chance to get started on Christmas gifts or Thanksgiving treats.

The Mountain Mandarin Festival marks the official beginning of Placer County Mountain Mandarin season. The event takes place the weekend before Thanksgiving every year– this 3-day celebration draws 30,000+ visitors from as far away as the San Francisco Bay Area and Reno.