Cluster of olive green Pyromorphite crystals from the historic Wheatley Mine in Pennsylvania. The specimen is all Pyromorphite and has crystals all around - it's a near floater with just one small point of contact at the rear base. A USA classic from a historic old Lead and Silver mine. In excellent condition, espcially considering this piece could date back to the 1800s. Has a small plastic display stand attached to the back. Ex. Bob Reynolds collection.

A sharp 2.5cm single Molybdenite crystal in crystalline white Quartz. A perfect single hexagon, which is less common for this locality as compared to the more typical thick aggregates of crystals. This could be trimmed down to a fine miniature.

Single gem Heliodor crystal from Brazil. This is nearly all transparent, facet quality Heliodor with top saturated pure yellow color. Well terminated and complete all around. There is a small area of contact/growth interuption (not damage) along one termination edge, otherwise it's perfect. Ex. Steve Smale collection with his old label. Weighs 62.4 carats (Note that this crystal has significant gem rough value. A hypothetical 35% yield would give 21 carats in gems, and with top color Heliodor selling for $150-$200/carat, a hypothetical $3,150-$4,200 value).

Vibrant, translucent blue Caledonite crystals with white, reticulated Cerussite. A classic rarity from Tiger.

Silvery colored cluster of Gratonite, a rare lead arsenic sulfide. Well formed bright crystals spraying out in all directions. This is an uncommon matrix specimen (most are loose clusters without matrix). There are some missing crystals that don't really detract from the overall aesthetic of this cute thumbnail.