Pair of glassy Aqua crystals attached to a Feldspar crystal. Diverging crystals with good transparency and undamaged.  Main crystal is 3.1 cm long and 1cm thick.

Spray formation of Aqua crystals, which is uncommon for these Aquas.  A few missing crystals but does not alter the neat effect of the spray of crystals.

Fine and glassy single crystal with excellent smokey and amethyst phantoms.

Fine and glassy single crystal with excellent smokey and amethyst phantoms.

Hot pink, translucent crystals covering matrix. Very good color.

Bright yellow Idrialite and Cinnabar under drusy Quartz. Idrialite is a rare organic mineral that is also fluorescent.

Yellow Idrialite in various areas throughout matrix. Idrialite is a rare organic mineral that is also fluorescent.

Translucent to transparent purple, octahedral Fluorite crystals on matrix associated with Pyrite.

Striking combination specimen of Realgar crystals to 1.2cm that have a dusting of orange Orpiment set in needle Quartz. The Quartz crystals also have a yellow coloration in areas due to the Orpiment.

Near floater specimen of large, red Uvite crystals. On the backside is an interesting, long skinny stack of small crystals. Undamaged with a minor amount of Magnesite where it was attached.

Zinkenite is an uncommon lead antimony sulfide that typically occurs as thin needle-like crystals.  This specimen features tightly packed crystals of metallic Zinkenite forming a solid mass of nothing but Zinkenite.