Single octahedral Cuprite crystal with attached Silver. A smaller crystal, but really well formed with nice bevelled edges and equal dimensional form. The attached Silver gives it away as Rubtsovskoe and there are even some larger Silver crystals present, different thant he more typical spngy masses of Silver. Undamaged and shows translucent red in areas when backlit.

Cuprite crystal cluster atop Copper crystals in the form of a 'J'. The Cuprite crystals are complete all around. Perhaps the most aesthetic of these specimens I saw (even the Russian dealer said this one was special). Areas of Silver are also present.

Floater cluster of Cuprite crystals with Silver. This is a rare association with this mine being the only I'm aware of that produces this association. Additionally, there is a 1.3cm Copper crystal group attached to one end.

Cluster of octahedral Cuprites to 1.5cm with associated Silver. Complete all around, minor damage.

Cluster of octahedral Cuprite, largest 2.2 cm with associated Silver and small amounts of Copper. Complete all around, contacting on the bottom. Bottom has attached areas of yellow Miersite.

Two intergrown octahedral Cuprite crystals with attached Silver. Complete undamaged floater though smaller crystal has an indented growth on one face.

Cluster of octahedral Cuprite,complete all around, contacted on the bottom. Good large crystals to 2.4cm in longest dimension, with bevelled edges.