Fan-like groups of elongated Azurite crystals on matrix from old finds at Touissit. The crystals show strong translucency when backlit and all have good terminations.

Two spherical clusters of red Inesite with attached white Calcite. Note that the camera picked up the red strongly and the Inesite is a darker slightly more maroon red to my eyes.

Here's a really neat specimen from one of my favorite localities. It's a rarely seen Azurite specimen from the source of Boleite and Cumengeite. A flat layer of colorless Selenite forms the core of the specimen, with massive Malachite and crystal clusters of Azurite attached on both sides. Ex. J & A Bellanger collection.

Rare old Vesuvianite specimen from Pakistan. These are elongated green crystals more reminscent of those from the Jeffrey Mine than more recent finds of Vesvianite from Pakistan that are tabular and brown. The crystals are glassy, grass-green and transparent at the terminations. Mindat only show one other similar from Balochistan that was in the Bill Pinch collection. This one was in the Fred Pough collection and comes with his old label.

Doubly-terminated Chrysoberyl sixling from Brazil. It's well crystallized all around though has some slight damage. Both front and back sides shown - backside is crystallized though partially contacted from another crystal.

Interconnected, gem quality V-twin Diaspore crystals of a style characteristic of the initial finds at the locality. The previous collector nicknamed this one 'The Checkmark' for obvious reasons. Weighs 12.5 grams.