Stunning Cerussite crystal set atop a mound of Mottramite. The Cerussite is 4.3cm wide and complete all around. The Mottramite is sparkly mounds of a particularly deep forrest green color.

Matrixless cluster of Smithsonite crystals of an unusual pinkish tan color. Undamaged with very good luster to the crystals.

Most Tsumeb Dolomite casts are just that, nothing but Dolomite. This one has one side coated by green Mottramite and two gem, twinned Cerussite crystals to 1.1cm wide.

Choice thumbnail composed of two Rosasite crystals after Malachite after Azurite attached to a couple of snowflake Cerussite crystals, and clusters of primary Malachite. Right side of termination of main crystal is naturally stepped and undamaged.

Small spheres of Malachite attached to the surface of cuprian Smithsonite crystals.

Reticulated cluster of Cerussite crystals intergrown with Malachite.

Cluster of Malachite after Azurite crystals. Crystals are exceedingly sharp and have a bright, chatoyant surface.

Reticulated Cerussite atop a sphere of Malachite. Teh Cerussite forms around the centerline of the Malachite. The neatest thing about this specimen is that the Malachite extends out of the sphere in areas and covers some of the Cerussite with thin, fibrous crystals.

Blocky crystals of Malachite after Azurite on light green Bayldonite. Undamaged with satiny surface luster.

Well formed crystals of Malachite after Azurite with a velvety surface luster. The left crystal has two smaller crystals grown on the tip giving it a 'pitchfork' effect. There are small cerussites on the tip of the right crystal. Complete and undamaged.

Aesthetic grouping of Azurite crystals, some of which are partially psuedomorphed to Malachite. The Azurite has high luster and is translucent when backlit. Complete and undamaged.