Glassy red scalenohedral Rhodochrosite crystal cluster. The crystals have good color and transparency, some with flat terminations. There are two edge crystals with tiny cleaves at the tips, otherwise undamaged. Ex. Wolfgang Pohl collection. I purchased this specimen approximately 20 years ago. Pohl's old label indicates a possible purchase date of 1977.

Deep blue crystals of the rare double pseudomorph of Shattuckite after Dioptase after Calcite. A great 'starburst' crystal formation is located near the top.

Transparent gem 'pencil' of near flawless quality. Doubly-terminated and undamaged. Purchased decades ago.

Complete single orange Spessartine crystal from Tanzania. This is a crystal I held back since the original finds due large areas of gem transparency inside. Weighs 113 carats.

Specimen of deep green, translucent Smithsonite on matrix. This has the best color I've seen from the mine. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

'Bubble-gum' pink single Tourmaline crystal from the Himalaya Mine. It has a rich pink color over about 80 percent of the crystal, followed by a green zone, and finally a dark red zone at the more bevelled termination end. A doubly-terminated crystal with a more flat termination at one end and a beveled termination at the other. Complete and undamaged and weighs 113.21 grams. Has an attached transparent Quartz crystal, Albite, and Lepidolite.

Two transparent, clear to greenish Malachite included Calcite crystals attached to a cluster of elongated Copper crystals.