Group of glassy Apatite crystals on a mica covered matrix. The apatite crystals have a nice pink color with a darker central band. Undamaged.

Rare combo of rhombic Rhodochrosite crystals atop Pyrite crystals. Not many of this combination were found. Undamaged.

Crystallized Graphite with light green Diopside and vivid green Tsavorite crystals. Tsavorite crystals are 8mm and very gemmy with excellent color. Undamaged, uncommon and showy Merelani combo specimen.

Rare combo of pink Rhodochrosite and white Quartz crystals atop Pyrite crystals. Not many of this combination were found.

A large single white Quartz crystal that has been coated by Rose Quartz crystals across the front faces and wrapping around the back. The Rose Quartz is in turn sprinkled with Eosphorite. A good sized, colorful specimen and undamaged.

Intergrown cubes of transparent green Fluorite. These look like green glass with lighting. Hand picked from Cal Graeber years ago.

Intergrown cubes of transparent green Fluorite. These look like green glass with lighting. Hand picked from Cal Graeber years ago.

Well crystallized branching group of Copper crystals from Ajo.  Displays well from either side.

Cluster of flat, wafer-like Graphite crystals from New York. Ex. Chris Stefano collection.

Double terminated Quartz scepter from a 2017 find. The scepter head has both smokey and amethyst coloration and the stalk is pink due to Hematite inclusions. Complete and undamaged. The combination of the colors and form make for a great specimen.

Fine quality cluster of Rose Quartz crystals atop partial Quartz crystals with Albite and Muscovite. The Rose Quartz formation is complete all around, aesthetic and well crystalized. This is a specimen I bought from dealer Steve Perry about 25 years ago upon his return from one of his many trips to Brazil.

Rare radial group of Leifite crystals on salmon pink Serandite crystals. With black Aegerine crystals.

Fine miniature featuring 3 Bornite crystals on Quartz crystals. The Bornite are sharp and well formed with a slight blueish irridescent patina. This is an undamaged floater with crystals all around and no points of contact. Bornite from this locale are considered the world's best and this is a great one!

Gemmy blades of purple Axinite associated with Albite crystals on matrix from the classic European locality once considered the source of the finest Axinites in the world (now surpassed by some specimens from the Urals and California) though still highly treasured. Some fo the crystals are pure purple and gemmy, some show green Chlorite, there is also chlorite coating parts fo the matrix. Crystals reach 2cm in size and are in great condition except for the far right edge where it appears the specimen broke away from the host rock.