Yellow Fluorite cubes with top surface luster and great color saturation. Small Calcite crystals are present on the Fluorite. Ex. Matthew Webb.

Brookite crystals to 2cm long associated with clear Quartz crystals. The crystals are in great condition and have a translucent red coloration. Ex. Matthew Webb #335 (his label is glued to one side as shown in photo, but could easily be removed and placed on backside).

Translucent, double terminated pink Apatite crystal uprite on a glistening white Albite matrix with associated black Tourmaline. The Tourmaline is etched however the Apatite is pristine.

Undamaged, double terminated pink and green Elbaite with lots of gem zones.

Undamaged, pink and green Elbaite, gemmy, ex. Matthew Webb #170.

Excellent coverage of 6mm yellow crystals. This would have been considered a good specimen even when the mine was producing, the mine is long closed and any decent Mimetites from here are now hard to find.

Butterscotch colored Wulfenite and isolated, larger Mimetite crystals from a unique pocket that produced this combination. The Wulfenite has possibly been reattached to the matrix and the specimen is priced accordingly.

White heart-twin Calcite specimen with pure white coloration and excellent surface luster. As if such a perfect twin crystal was not enough, this is a complete floater specimen partially jacketed on the backside and bottom with smaller crystals.

Crossing Amethyst crystals of good color and clarity, better aesthetics than most.

Yellow Fluorite cubes with a purple phantom near the surface and a pale blue outer layer. Ex. Matthew Webb #311.

An exquisite jewel of a Brazilianite composed of 3 crystals of great color, luster, and clarity. The backside is flat and appears to have formerly been attached to a blade of Muscovite or a Feldspar crystal.