
Glowing rocks and meteorites from space are some of the exhibits you can view at The Gem Museum’s special exhibition The Lost World of Terranova. Held in conjunction with Singapore Night Festival 2018, this exhibition of unusual gemstones and fossils is open to the public from 17 to 18 and 23 to 25 August, 7 pm to 10 pm.
The Hidden World Around Us
How often do we look at the ground around us? At The Lost World of Terranova, open your eyes to the wonder of unusual rocks.
The premise of The Gem Museum’s Night Festival 2018 exhibition is to take visitors on a journey of discovery that goes back to a time when an ancient world, Terranova, was formed.
Terranova, a conglomeration of the words Terra and Nova, literally means star land. This poetically describes both the sparkling gems within the museum and the way asteroids and meteoroids from space have impacted the earth’s geology.
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At the Queen Street museum, visitors can view precious rocks and stones presented in displays such as Mystical Meteo and Crystal Mountain.

Fossils From The Past
Other highlights of The Lost World of Terranova include fossilised dinosaur dung, known as coprolite. This material is so prized that some people create jewellery out of it.

There are also other fossils and unusual stones on display.

Visitors can also purchase gem terrarium kits to bring home.

The Lost World of Terranova
Where: The Gem Museum, 222 Queen Street #02-02, Singapore 188550
When:
17 to 18 August, 7 pm to 10 pm
23 to 25 August, 7 pm to 10 pm
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