Mibladen & Midelt
A historic mineral-collecting district of the eastern High Atlas, presented here as one of the geographic chapters of the archive.
01 Mine Portal
Before the cabinet, before the photograph, before the label — there is the mine. This archive connects the specimen back to the landscape.
02 Underground Work
Before the cabinet, there is the mine.
COLLECTION
19 SPECIMENS · 05 LOCALITIES
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DETAIL
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MACRO STUDY
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A closer reading of form, surface and mineral structure.
03 Localities
An editorial journey through major Moroccan mineral districts. Every locality, description and specimen assignment can be edited in Elementor.
A historic mineral-collecting district of the eastern High Atlas, presented here as one of the geographic chapters of the archive.
A long-established mining district near the Algerian border, part of Morocco’s important mineral heritage.
A major Anti-Atlas mining district whose geology has made it internationally significant to mineral collectors.
A renowned mining locality in southeastern Morocco, set within the dramatic landscapes of Jbel Saghro.
A broad collecting region linking desert geology, mining history and Morocco’s international specimen trade.
04 The collector
A private collector focused on remarkable Moroccan mineral form, locality and visual character.

ABOUT THE COLLECTION
This collection is the result of years spent close to Morocco’s mines and mountains, searching, studying and collecting specimens that reflect the richness and diversity of the land.
Each piece is selected not only for its natural form and quality, but also for the story it carries — the place it comes from, the conditions it was found in, and the journey that brought it to light.
The collection exists to preserve and share these remarkable minerals while honoring the landscapes and heritage that make Moroccan specimens so unique.
COLLECTOR · MOROCCOSPECIMEN