Attractive specimen featuring a 1cm cluster of crystallized Malachite set on white Dolomite crystals.

Drusy pink Smithsonite over a sulfide matrix, looks like a Smithsonite catepillar. Nicely translucent crystals on all sides.

Bright yellow Mimetite crystals, great color.

Four large Dioptase crystals to 1.3 cm on white Calcite. I bought this specimen from Clive Quiet approximately 10 years ago. Crystals are bright, lustrous, and translucent.

Cluster of tabular Azurite crystals from the famous Easter Pocket of Tsumeb. This was formerly in the Georg Gebhard collection, released approximately 5-6 years ago. I was fortunate to be able to select from the approximately 15-20 Easter Pocket Azurites available at that time, and this was my favorite cluster. Largest crystal reaches 2.1 cm wide, and all crystals are lustrous and with the tabular habit and translucency that are characteristic for the pocket. The pocket was found in 1994 and is well documented in Gebhard's book on Tsumeb. A few incomplete crystals along the edges, otherwise undamaged.

Exceptionally sharp crystal of a double pseudomorph of Malachite after Azurite that was later replaced by Rosasite. Crystal is is 2.2cm tall. These are uncommon and highly sought after crystals, this one being unusually well formed with sharp, crisp edges.

Absolute GEM of a thumbnail Cerussite. Fully transparent twinned crystal.

Classic Tsumeb specimen of a cast of pink Dolomite that formed over Calcite crystals.

Translucent, globular green Smithsonite with a wet-looking luster.

Transparent Azurite crystals that contrast well against white Dolomite crystals.

Attractive and unusual combination of Pyrite with pink Smithsonite, in fact the only such combination I've ever seen.

Yellow rhombs of Smithsonite crystals, undamaged.

Uncommon 'closed' snowflake of Cerussite. Completely solid but reticulation patterns are evident on surface and edges.

Thick layer of translucent green Smithsonite, great color.

Bright green Smithsonite over matrix, excellent color.