Permian Formations

Where to Find Pecos Diamonds

Navigate the ancient Permian gypsum formations along the Pecos River with verified GPS coordinates. Collect your own double-terminated quartz.

Map Pins

This is not an exhaustive list of GPS coordinates. We are presenting some of the most accessible areas that we have explored.

Artesia
  • 32°51'46.3"N 104°18'39.7"W

  • 32°53'00.6"N 104°18'47.3"W

  • 32°54'44.0"N 104°19'33.4"W

  • 32°54'44.0"N 104°19'33.4"W

Roswell
  • 33°24'19.9"N 104°20'34.6"W

  • 33°25'12.3"N 104°19'45.5"W

  • 33°25'55.0"N 104°19'47.5"W

  • 33°26'15.8"N 104°19'32.4"W

  • 33°26'37.8"N 104°19'31.8"W

  • 33°19'59.9"N 104°15'00.0"W

Salt Creek Wilderness
  • 33°37'38.8"N 104°19'22.0"W

  • 33°36'20.7"N 104°27'06.7"W

  • 33°48'33.7"N 104°20'48.3"W

Ethical Exploration

The Rockhound's Code of Conduct

Respect the land: always practice leave-no-trace principles. Surface collecting only on BLM land. Stay hydrated, wear sun protection, and inform others of your route. Respect the cows and other wildlife. Preserve the high-desert mythos for future generations.

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