Mineralization of gelatin electrospun nano and micro fiber was investigated in order to prepare a biomimetic bone nanocomposite. For this aim, at first, calcium containing gelatin nanofibers were electrospun by a novel ethanol/water/salt solution. Fibers with mean diameters varying from 300 to 3000nm were acquired. Then, fiber mats were exposed to phosphate ions by soaking them in phosphate solution or laminating them between phosphate containing gelatin films. SEM micrographs demonstrated the presence of nano to micro sized minerals on gelatin fibers. FTIR and XRD results illustrated that the calcium phosphates in all samples are combinations of brushite and hydroxyapatite.