Selling rocks from Colorado and around the world since 1939
Selling rocks from Colorado and around the world since 1939
Red Rose Rock Shop
In 1964, Dick Siebenaler, a geologist and lapidary enthusiast, purchased Cy’s Rock Museum. The new Dick’s Rock Museum and rock shop operated for 42 years under Dick, his wife, Marilyn, and their daughters who ran the shop for years after their parents passed. In 2003, The Siebenaler daughters sold Dick’s Rock Museum and rock shop to Carl Scott, a close friend and supplier of rose quartz. The Siebenaler family knew that the shop would be in good hands to preserve the legacy of Dick’s Rock Museum.
Dick’s Rock Museum, now an official historical landmark of Estes Park, Colorado, is an eclectic blend of gems and minerals collected by Dick and his family over many years. The collection includes agates, petrified woods and a multitude of exotic minerals from around the world, butterfly geodes, coprolites (fossilized dino dung), jewelry and even a display of how rocks look through the stages of being cut and polished.
