Larger, blocky crystals of Azurite to 1.3cm with smaller fine quality Azurite crystals and velvety clusters of Malachite present on the matrix. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Transparent light pink Morganite crystal with an attached pink Tourmaline. Complete on both sides and undamaged though the bottom has various notches and grooves due to the Albite upon which it grew. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

A 2.5cm bright green Amazonite crystal in Quartz from a little known California occurrence. A rare California Amazonite. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection, self collected by Bob at a mine he discovered and owned.

A 5.5 x 2 cm deep green Tourmaline crystal attached between two large smokey Quartz crystals. The Tourmaline crystal has a repair but the specimen is in otherwise great condition. The Quartz are both very transparent. Found November 2, 1983 in the Colored Zone of the J27 Jensen Pegmatite. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Complete Turquoise nugget with excellent color. There is a small polished 'window' in one area revealing the interior. Weighs 26 grams. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Exquisite specimen of transparent Wulfenite crystals on black Mottramite. Wulfenite crystals are up to 1.8cm on edge and display beautifully. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Exquisite specimen of transparent Wulfenite crystals on black Mottramite. Wulfenite crystals have some attached Calcite and display beautifully. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Gemmy single Topaz crystal from the California Blue Mine located in the Mojave desert area of eastern Riverside County, California. Terminated with large, glassy faces and complete except for damage along the back side. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection. A note included with the specimen indicates that Bob paid $900 for this.

Stunningly beautiful vug of sparkling clear Quartz over bright blue Chrysocolla. The elongated vug has a slight curve to it that reminds me of a river and contrasts well against the dense, dark brown rock matrix. Rare old specimen. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Complete single Herderite crystal with attached green mica from a little known San Diego pegmatite. Double terminated and undamaged, could be further improved with cleaning. From MINDAT: 'This is a small pegmatite deposit on private land in Chihuahua Valley, San Diego County. It is named for the botryoidal, green (lime-green, in some cases) mica---assumed to be muscovite---that occurs there. It is also the source of southern California's finest hydroxylherderite specimens.' Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Stunning, glassy single Topaz crystal with saturated color, exceptional transparency and high 'wet' luster. Collected in 1982. Complete all around and undamaged. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Irridescent platy crystals of Covellite on Pyrite with attached Quartz crystals. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Large specimen with a flat front display face loaded with Fairfieldite crystals to about 8mm. Fairfieldite is a rare phosphate mineral and when you can find one, they are usually small thumbnail sized specimens. This is a magnificent large display piece for the species. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

Shallow vug in matrix completely lined with bright yellow Wulfenite crystals and botryoidal Mimetite. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.