It started with a bucket.
A five-gallon bucket of creek agates, pulled from a North Carolina riverbed on a Saturday that was supposed to be about "just looking." Twenty years later that bucket became a buying habit, the habit became a table at regional shows, and the table became Geomoveo — a rock and gem company run by people who still get excited opening a flat of rough.
We buy the way collectors buy: at the source, in person, with a loupe and no rush. Tucson in February. Denver in September. A dozen Southeastern shows in between. If a stone doesn't make us stop and stare, it doesn't make the table.