Flat matrix partially covered by bubbly Malachite which is in turn covered by bright, sparkly Azurite. Essentially undamaged with only one or two very slight bruises along edges. Showy and rare specimen that has been in a collection since the 1970s. A gorgeous specimen, brighter and more sparkly than photos.

Grouping of Copper crystals with a rich red patina. Ex. Peter Bancroft specimen.

A 3.7cm pink, scalenohedral Manganocalcite crystal, partially coated by drusy Quartz, adjacent to a mound of Quartz crystals. Clean and undamaged.

A stunner of a Barite specimen with water clear, glassy crystals on matrix. Main crystal is 3cm and undamaged.

Bright Gold on and in milky Quartz from the famous 16-1 Mine. Center cluster of Gold is 1.8cm wide.

Deep blue crystals of Benitoite to 2.1cm on schist matrix with white Natrolite. This specimen has two qualities which most do not have - deep blue color and good luster. The color is as good as it gets and the luster is good. A small shallow nick on the large crystal is the only detraction I could find. Uncommon to find them this good!

Terminated green Epidote crystal rising out of the center of large white Feldspar crystals. This is an old John Sinkankas specimen with his number 'JS EP12' affixed to the backside. The termination faces are slightly etched but undamaged. Both a good Baja Epidote specimen and a historic specimen.

Classic gem green Tourmaline from the Perderniera. Undamaged with the uppper two thirds entirely facet quality gem. There is a very shallow indentation on one side where another Tourmaline grew against it. A more blue/green body color grading to more grass green at the termination. A stunner!

Olive green crystals of Chlorargyrite that contrast well against the black matrix. A rare silver chloride specimen likely mined 100 years ago. Undamaged, quality specimen.

Long cluster of cranberry red Tourmaline crystals with green tips on Lepidolite. Stunningly beautiful piece with good transparency and balance. There is one repair to the main crystal which keeps the price low. Can be displayed from front or back.

Nagyagite is a Lead/Gold/Tellurium/Antimony sulfide. This specimen was from the collection of a German professor who emigrated to the U.S. and comes with an old Wilhelm Maucher label that dates the specimen back to at least 1936.