Large, shallow vug in Limonite filled with vivid blue Aurichalcite included Calcite crystals. The Calcite crystals are transparent and reach 9mm in size. You can see the spherical Aurichalcite crystals under and within the Calcite. Ex. Randy Parnagian collection.

Sparkling, rounded cluster of Adamite crystals atop a brown Limonite matrix. The Adamite forms a single large cluster 4.8cm tall in perfect condition that also partially wraps around the matrix. Ex. Randy Parnagian collection.

Glassy, transparent purple Amethyst scepter atop a white Quartz crystal. Complete and undamaged. Ex. Dr. Steven Morehead collection with label.

Miargyrite crystals on Quartz crystals. Miargyrite is a rare silver bearing species (silver antimony sulphide). This is a historic piece that comes with a number of old labels including one that states the species was acquired from Ed McDole back in 1958. The old labels indicate the locality as 'Schemnitz, Hungary' located in what is now Slovakia. From MINDAT: 'Vein-type epithermal precious metal and base metal deposit. Old German name is Schemnitz and the old Hungarian name is Selmecbanya'. Ex. Dr. Steven Morehead collection with label.

Single 6mm crystal of rare Paradamite on matrix. Ex. Dennis Ewell collection.

Ropey wires of Silver rising up off dense clusters of Silver wires. There is a bit of Quartz present, otherwise this is all tightly clustered Silver wires. Excellent specimen! Ex. Dr. Steven Morehead collection with label.

Orange/red Crocoite crystals associated with Quartz crystals. Some of the Crocoite are transparent. Yellow coatings of what is likely Vauquelinite are also present. Bereszovsk is the Type locality for both Crocoite and Vauquelinite. Crocoite was first described from this mine way back in 1766 and this specimen is potentially hundreds of years old.

Bright yellow crystals of Pyromorphite on matrix. Brown Pyromorphite crystals are more commonly seen from this locality and these bright yellow crystals are much more desirable.