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The BACG 'Crystals in Art Competition' 2020 is going virtual this summer! Submit your best crystal images online. The competition starts Monday 18 May and will remain open until 15 July. Cash prizes and certificates for top three winners! More info on: https://www.bacg.co.uk/crystal-in-art-2020/

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Although the BACG Annual Meeting has been cancelled, our 'Crystals in Art' Competition 2020 is going virtual this year! Details will be announced shortly so stay tuned.

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