Rare matrix specimen of Vayrynenite. Crystal is a gemmy pink measuring 2cm in size. Attached to the base is a darker orangey red mineral, possibly Triplite.

Rare matrix specimen of Vayrynenite. Main crystal is a gemmy pink, double terminated, and 8mm in size. Attached to the base is a darker orangey red mineral, possibly Triplite.

Glistening, pearlescent blue/white specimen of Prehnite that has replaced Analacime. There are some round Prehnite formations but the flat faces of the earlier Analcime crystals are very evident. A beautiful and unusual specimen and the best such example I saw out of the Charlie Key Prehnite collection, and there were only a few. A USA rarity and way way better than photos. No damage.

Open vug in basalt lined with a first generation of green Prehnite and a later generation of yellow Prehnite. The yellow spheres glisten like pearls and have an inner white zone with an outer layer of translucent yellow. From the Charlie Key Prehnite collection. No damage.

Prehnite spheres on basalt. The Prehnite spheres glisten like pearls and have an inner white zone with an outer layer of the less common translucent blue/grey color. From the Charlie Key Prehnite collection. There are some incomplete spheres along the edges where it broke away, but no damage to the main Prehnites.

Prehnite spheres of both green and yellow. The yellow Prehnite spheres glisten like pearls and have an inner white zone with an outer layer of translucent yellow. From the Charlie Key Prehnite collection.No damage.

Superb thumbnail of light green Prehnite spheres that glisten like pearls. From the Charlie Key Prehnite collection.No damage.

Unusual candy colored Cerussite of yellow and pink. These Daoping Cerussites are among the most colorful for the species. The crystal has relatively flat, lustrous front and back faces and more complex growth on the edges. There is minor damage along the top, and is priced accordingly.

Unusual candy colored Cerussite of yellow and pink, with especially bright yellow in the central area of this one. These Daoping Cerussites are among the most colorful for the species. The crystal has relatively flat, lustrous front and back faces and more complex growth on the edges. Undamaged.

Gem orange Grossular crystals to 1cm. This is a specimen out of the Don Boydston collection that I've had for about 10 years. It comes with an old Commercial Mineral Corp. label that shows a date of 1968 - this is an oldie and a goodie. No damage, good luster, and good color to the crystals

Bright yellow cubes of Fluorite reaching 2cm on the diagonal. Little to no damage.