A 4cm Schorl juts out in the opposite direction of a cluster of transparent Quartz crystals. The Quartz has frosted luster on some faces and glassy luster on others. There are unidentified white crystals intergrown in the termination of the Schorl and a few tiny crystals of Spessartine Garnet attached. .

Sharply formed, gem Peridot crystal. The crystal is internally gemmy top to bottom with the frosted luster typical of this locale. From the James Houran thumbnail collection who obtained it from the Cal Graeber collection. This is one of the finest Peridot crystals from this locality. .

Dark green, terminated Elbaite grown atop a cluster of green Herderite crystals. The Herderite crystals are glassy, complete and double terminated and of the desireable and rare green color that is sometimes found in Pakistan. .

Single euhedral Lazurite crystal, deep blue color and complete all around. From the collection of noted thumbnail collector James Houran.

Long, slender cluster of interconnected double terminated Quartz crystals.Complete and undamaged with a white faden line down the center. .

Complete and undamaged gem crystal with pyramidal termination. These came out years ago and are now hard to find. This crystal is of high quality and undamaged. .

Single euhedral blue/grey crystal, translucent when backlit along the edges. Complete all around and well formed for this rare silicate mineral. From the James Houran thumbnail collection.

Single transparent Quartz crystal with interesting pink Hematite stained inclusions. The Quartz is very transparent. .

Transparent Grossular crystals to 4-5mm on matrix with Diopside. .

Attractive cluster of purple tipped crystals that display well on a matrix covered by tiny clear Quartz crystals. Well balanced and undamaged. .

Spectacular cluster of Amethyst crystals grown atop a small shard of matrix. About 7 crystals in all, including a 3.5cm double terminated crystal. Strong visual impact and different than typical Las Vigas specimens. .

Transparent gem crystal, complete all around and undamaged. Although these have been fairly common (though not as much so anymore), this specimen has uncommon balance and aesthetics, a fine thumbnail. .