Minerals Collection Set

Product Code : SCL-ALE-11956

Minerals Collection Set (SKU SCL-ALE-11956) is an educational collection of naturally occurring mineral specimens for introducing students to minerals through direct observation, comparison and guided study. It suits geography, geology, Earth science and general science lessons in schools and colleges. Science Lab Supplies sources the collection and dispatches it from Ambala, India, quoting geography departments, college laboratories, resellers and tender contractors directly.

Specifications

Real mineral specimens for hands-on study make up this set, and the table records each specification. In short, it gives students physical samples on which to compare colour, lustre, texture and crystal form; the specimen count, mineral names, sample size, labelling and storage are confirmed on the quotation.

Applications and Experiments for the Minerals Collection Set

Laid out on a clean, stable bench, the specimens let a class observe and compare visible properties, then sort them according to the aim of the lesson. Each mineral is identified from the labels, key or documentation supplied with the set, which links textbook mineralogy to real samples and trains careful scientific recording.

• Middle-school science and geography: what minerals are and how they differ from rocks.
• Earth science: comparing lustre and crystal form through the 50 mm Hand Lens with White Plastic Handle.
• Geology or mineralogy introductions: relating each identified specimen to its observable properties.
• Field-style observation practice with the 5X/10X Double Lens Folding Pocket Magnifier.

Do not grind, crush, heat, taste or inhale dust from unidentified specimens; destructive tests need confirmed identification and supervision.

Standard Scope of Supply

The Minerals Collection Set is supplied as a collection of mineral specimens. The quotation names the minerals, states how many specimens there are, gives their size and labelling, and describes the storage arrangement, so a department can compare the selection with its syllabus before the order is confirmed.

Packing, MOQ and Lead Time

A quotation can cover one mineral collection for a single geography room or a set for each laboratory in a school group. Each one gives packing, delivery time and price for the requested quantity, and rock specimens, magnifiers or other science kits for students in India can be listed on the same document.

With an Importer-Exporter Code in place, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Nepal, Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda, South Africa and Qatar. Science Lab Supplies is registered for GST (GSTIN 06ADEPJ0574F2ZU). To ask for a specimen-set price, write via the contact page, place the item in the enquiry cart, or check the lab tender page for a formal bid.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a mineral and a rock?
A mineral is a naturally occurring substance with a characteristic composition, structure and physical properties. A rock is generally made up of one or more minerals or other geological material, which is why this collection pairs well with a rock specimen set.

Which minerals are included in the collection?
The mineral names and the number of specimens are given on the quotation, so the list can be checked before ordering. In class, identify each specimen only from its supplied label or key rather than by appearance alone.

Can students run hardness or streak tests on the specimens?
Observation and comparison are the intended uses. Hardness, streak, acid or other destructive tests should be done only after the identity of the specimen is confirmed and the teacher has set a suitable, supervised safety procedure.

Who supplies the Minerals Collection Set?
Mineral specimen orders are handled end to end by Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India, from quotation to dispatch. As a school science kit supplier in India, it can combine the minerals with rock and metal specimen sets in one consignment.

Related Geology and Specimen Teaching Aids

These items extend mineral study into rocks, the interior of the Earth, metals, sediments and crystal structure, moving from physical specimens to models and field charts. Any of them can be placed on the same quotation as this collection for a geography or Earth science room.

• Rocks Collection Set — specimens for comparing colour, texture, grain size and layering across igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic groups.
• Earth Layer Structure — model of the crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.
• Collection Metals Set Ten — ten different metal specimens for comparing lustre and surface appearance.
• Collection of 20 Metals Set — 20 metal specimens for a wider comparison of metallic materials.
• Grain Size Chart — precision-sieved sedimentary particles mounted in cavities, classed by the Wentworth system.
• Crystal Lattice Model Set — 30 mm and 23 mm spheres with rods for body-centred, hexagonal and NaCl models.
• Diamond Crystal Model — 84 connectors and 57 jacks, with an instruction manual.

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Last updated: 22 October 2026