What it is

Bey’s Rock Shop Inc. is a family-owned rock, mineral and fossil shop in Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania, with its own online store at beysrockshop.com. Its About page says founder James Bey started the business in 1961 after his parents gave him a cabbing machine, and that he later ran a cutting factory with “a 36” diamond saw and a 1,000 pound rock tumbler.” The store moved to Route 100 in 1981. Kelly and Matt Boyer run it with the Bey family. The shop calls itself “one of the largest geode, fossil, and mineral distributors on the East Coast since 1961.”

Who it’s for

Cabbers, tumblers and collectors who want rough by the piece, slabs and finished cabochons from a shop with a long history and a walk-in store in southeastern Pennsylvania.

Why it’s listed

It’s the shop’s own store (WooCommerce) with a working cart at /cart/, product pages with printed prices, and its street address, phone number and hours published on its own Contact page. It is not a marketplace, not Amazon and not an affiliate storefront.

Official URL

https://beysrockshop.com/shop/

Cart: https://beysrockshop.com/cart/

Example rough: https://beysrockshop.com/product/fluorite-rough-4/

Example slab: https://beysrockshop.com/product/agate-slab-from-brazil/

Example cabochon: https://beysrockshop.com/product/birds-eye-rhyolite-cabochon-22/

About: https://beysrockshop.com/about/

Contact and hours: https://beysrockshop.com/contact/

(First-party store checked 2026-10-14. Every cited URL returned HTTP 200 to curl with a Chrome user agent.)

Location

615 PA 100, Bechtelsville, PA 19505. Phone 610-369-0180. Open Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. and closed Sundays and Mondays. Email [email protected].

This is a supplier with its own online store and a walk-in shop. It is not a club and not a school.

Notes

Prices on the check date (store data): Agate Slab from Brazil, $22.00. Fluorite Rough, $38.00. Bird’s Eye Rhyolite Cabochon, $6.00. Rough pieces in the catalog ranged from about $1 (moonstone, peridot, selenite) to $42 (Mexican fluorite).
Catalog search on 2026-10-14: 33 “rough” items, 27 “slab” items (some are decor slabs on stands), 97 “cabochon” items and 60 “tumble” items.
Scope caveat: this is a specimen and rock shop. It sells cutting material and finished cabochons but no lapidary machines, wheels or abrasives, and the online catalog doesn’t use the word “lapidary.” Much of the stock is minerals, crystals, fossils and decor.
Pennsylvania already has two listings, but this is the first PA supplier.
Photo: the shop logo from its schema markup (Beys-Rock-Shop-Logo.png, 452 × 325), saved as PNG on white.
Not affiliated with Lapidary Plaza. No purchase, account or contact form was used.

FAQ

Q: What lapidary material does Bey’s Rock Shop sell online?
A: Rough by the piece (amethyst, fluorite, carnelian, iolite, kunzite, moonstone and more), agate and petrified-wood slabs, finished cabochons, and tumbled stones.

Q: Can I order online?
A: Yes, through the shop’s own WooCommerce cart at beysrockshop.com.

Q: Does it sell cabbing machines or saws?
A: Not in the online store. It sells stone, not equipment.

Q: Where is the store, and when is it open?
A: At 615 PA 100, Bechtelsville, PA 19505, Tuesday–Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 610-369-0180.

Q: How long has Bey’s been in business?
A: Since 1961. It’s a family business, now in its second and third generations.