Gem 2.7cm Aqua crystal on Albite. Although the Aqua is certainly the focus, the Albite is interesting also being a complete floater crystallized on all sides with good luster.

Herringbone leaves of Gold covered by tiny, oriented cubes of Gold. This is the "old" style from when these Gold's first appeared on the market. The structure of the gold is formed by former crystalline Calcite that was dissolved away. Weight is 18.7 grams.

Double terminated single crystal with just a touch of matrix attached to the backside.  Good Vezelyite crystals are a rarity.

Thick, blocky 9mm crystal on matrix of Chrysocolla over Quartz. Most Vezelyites have knife-edged, spear shaped crystals and this is the only thick, blocky crystal of this form I can remember ever seeing. This comes with a number of old labels indicating it was from the Fall 1986 pocket and is 'an outstanding blocky crystal'. Superb matrix Vezelyite specimen, very hard to come by now.

A dozen purple cubes of Fluorite attached to large Sphalerite crystals, with a touch of white Barite on one side.

Showy specimen of Cuprian Adamite on Calcite with crystals to 1.3 cm long. Good sized crystals that present dramatically for display.

Three stacked Quartz crystals included by bright blue Papagoite. Very cool visual effect when looking down the C-axis of the top Quartz crystal.

Single gem crystal, complete all around and undamaged, with just a little contacting on one lower side. Top electric green color, from the famous December 2007 pocket that produced these crystals of exceptional color.

A 2cm Tsavorite attached to the face of a Tanzanite crystal, the only one I have ever owned and only one I recall seeing. The Tsavorite is a lighter minty green, the color contrast between these two gem crystals is superb.

Gemmy single Aqua crystal, superb for locality. Glassy with good light blue color.  Both terminations are about the same being complete but showing contacting. Ex. Tony Jones, Tim Sherburn, and James Houran collections, published in the Texas collectors edition of the Mineralogical Record.