Numerous (approx. 15) tabular Aquamarine crystals to 3cm on Muscovite with a 1.3cm cluster of Kesterite crystals perched among the Aquas. The Kesterite are sharply crystalized with a green coating of Mushistonite. Beautiful and undamaged.

Large single Topaz crystal with excellent glassy luster and transparency. Very slight smoky coloration, stands up on its own.

Single Topaz crystal with excellent glassy luster and transparency. Steep, multi-faceted termination.

Finely crystallized colorless Sapphire with sharp edges - not water worn like many Sri Lankan Sapphires.

Double terminated, transparent Goshenite crystal with two double terminated Elbaites and two Apatites. One of the Elbaite is bent and rehealed, and it appears there is a third small Elbaite inside the Goshenite. All in all a great little combo specimen.

Double terminated, transparent Goshenite crystal with an attached terminated green Elbaite.

Gem single crystal with superb multi-faceted termination. Only limited amounts of these were found. Most were just shards only suitable for gem rough; terminated crystals were few and far between, and the termination on this one is the best I've seen.

Deep blue, shiny Azurite crystals lining a vug in bright green Arsentsumebite. The color contrast on this piece is fantastic.

Gem Emerald crystal with pyramidal termination. These Jos Emeralds are highly gemmy as compared to other Emeralds. This crystal if undamaged on the outside and facet quality on the inside.

V-twin Chrysoberyl, undamaged with great color. Although one "arm" is stunted, the other makes up for it with the tip being gem quality with saturated color.

Etched gem crystal. Undamaged floater with the superb etching patterns typical for this locality.

5.5cm wide crystal of Pyrrhotite that has been replaced by Pyrite, coated by sparkly white spheres of Dolomite and Galena at the central base. Overall a fine psuedo which is very bright, shiny, and showy.

A fossil bivalve shell that has been completely replaced by pink Rhodochrosite. The shell is wonderfully preserved with both sides present and visible. One end has been cut on polished to reveal the inside.

Bright lime green crystals of Anapaite that formed within a fossilized bivalve shell.