Highly transparent Morganite with attached and included dark green Tourmaline crystals. Undamaged crystal with a smooth, flat back face and a front face that projects outward in step-like fashion. Ex. Neil Levett collection. Ex. F&J Marshall collection purchased from Mineralogical Research Co. in 1999.

Chromium rich Clinochlore varietal known as Kammererite from the world's best locality for the species. Smaller crystals covering a Chromite matrix and featuring a spectacular 1.2cm transparent crystal perched right at the top. This locality is long closed and specimens are now hard to come by. Ex. Neil Levett collection acquired from Stewart Wilensky.

Floater cluster of Tourmaline with attached Lepidolite. Complete all around and undamaged. While the bottom of the main crystal and the ends of the side cluster are a bit etchy, the top of the main crystal is smooth and flat and all sides have a great glassy luster. Though Afghanistan Indicolite are more well known these days, old Brazilian Indicolite are also incredible, just less available. It's a little dark under normal lighting, but backlighting reveals and incredible blue color and transparency. Weighs 38.5 grams. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Rare specimen of Italian Scheelite on matrix. Yellow to orange crystals that reach 4cm in size associated with books of dark green Clinochlore. An old specimen from a classic locality not commonly seen for sale. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Colorful and aesthetic specimen of clear Quartz crystals, green Prehnite, and small spheres of attached Chrysocolla. What appears to be Copper is present inside one of the smaller Quartz crystals in the center of the specimen (not the red stain under the larger crystal to the right). Uncommon old Chinese specimen. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Large drill-bit twin Cinnabar crystal (2.5cm) standing straight up on a bed of Quartz crystals. Spectacular thumbnail that glows cherry red when backlit. Complete all around and undamaged. Ex. Ron Pellar, Neil Levett collections.

Three complete spherical clusters of Calcite in a 'Mickey Mouse' formation. The Calcite is dark grey due to inclusions of Boulangerite. Complete all around undamaged floater. Ex. Neil Levett collection acquired from Ross Lillie in 2002.

Single cubic crystal of Zvyagintsevite, an ultra-rare natural alloy of Lead and Palladium. Complete all around. Has smooth faces with metallic luster on all sides and the characteristic feature of stepped growth. This resembles the Platinum crystals found at the same locality, but are much much rarer. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Five crystals of Dioptase on a thin matrix composed entirely of spherical Plancheite clusters. The large crystal crossing the top is doubly-terminated and 1.9cm wide. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Bright pink crystals of Rhodonite in white Calcite and black Franklinite. The crystals reach 2cm in size and are as nice a pink color as I've seen from a Franklin Rhodonite. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Quartz replacing wood (petrified wood) with an unusual green color that is caused by vanadium (note the old label says Chromium, but I understand that the color is actually due to Vanadium). Cut and polished on one side with well preserved bark on the outer edges. Ex. Neil Levett collection.

Specimen of solid pink crystals of Kutnahorite from the Sterling Hill Mine. There are a number of red micacous crystals included. Ex. Neil Levett collection.