This is a small cabinet size sample of a Hall’s Gap, Kentucky millerite and pyrite geode on dolomite.  It contains natural strands of the rare acicular millerite (nickle ore) needle crystals.  This specimen comes with a floating display frame and the original collectors label. 

weight – 29 grams

size – 5cm x 4.5cm x 2cm

This is a fine thumbnail sample of a Kentucky millerite geode containing chalcopryrite and the rare acicular millerite (nickle ore) needle crystals.  Specimen comes in a labeled display case. 

locality – Hall’s Gap, Kentucky, USA

size – 1.8cm x 1.2cm x 0.7cm

Natural agate geode skillfully hand-carved into a majestic wolf.

weight – 803 grams / 1.77 pounds

size – 12.4cm x 9.8cm x 6.5cm

Small cabinet size fluorescent yellow smithsonite on host matrix.  

locality – Wenshan, Yunnan Province, China

weight – 72 grams

size – 6.8cm x 4.3cm x 1.6cm

Small cabinet size hemimorphite specimen on limonite matrix from the Blue Bell Claim in California.  Obtained from a private collection.

weight – 35 grams

size – 5.3cm x 4cm x 3.5cm

Cabinet size specimen of conichalcite from Granite Gap.

locality – Granite Gap, New Mexico

weight – 312 grams

size – 8cm x 6.5cm x 5.6cm

Eye-catching large specimen of fluorescent blue fluorite, fluorescent dogtooth calcite, with hematite.  

locality – Hunan Province, China

weight – 651 grams

size – 13.8cm x 9cm x 6cm

Cabinet size specimen of purple botryoidal quartz var. chalcedony.  It has sparkly, druzy deep purple orbs.  Pictures do not show the true beauty of this piece. 

locality – Indonesia

weight – 181 grams

size – 8.7cm x 6.25cm x 5.8cm

Vintage sample of Blue Barite crystal from the closed Paga Mine in Bartow County, Georgia.  It was part of the Robert P. Bates collection.  The floating display box and collectors mineral label with sweet message is included.  

This is a unique fluorite, calcite, and agate hand carved skull specimen. It has three fluorescent colors (purple, red, and white). 

weight – 606grams / 1lb 6oz

size – -10cm x 7.5cm x 6.5cm / 4in x 3in x 2.5in 

Beautiful!  Chrysanthemum stone, also called “flower stone”, is a naturally occurring crystal formation in a rock.  The form of blooming chrysanthemum flowers are comprised of dolomite, gypsum-laden clay or limestone with crystals of andalusite, celestite, feldspar, or calcite. The black matrix is a dark gray shale.  

Locality – Hubei Province, China

weight – 939 grams / 2lb 1oz

size – 15cm x 14cm x 2cm / 6in x 5.5in x .5in

A very beautiful and rare malachite stalactite.  It’s origin is from Laos. 

1 lb 13 oz

6in x 2.5in

Pyrite, Unusually Shaped Crystal, Tanzania

Fossil Bamboo, Indonesia

Spinel Crystal, Tanzania

Doubly-terminated Smoky Quartz Crystal, Australia

Tektite, “Colombianite”, Colombia

Babingtonite Crystals in Quartz, Massachusetts

Smoky Quartz Scepter Crystal, Nevada

Malachite PS after Azurite Crystals, Bisbee, Arizona