This hausmannite has a richness and sheen that is certainly attractive and an outstanding display of tiered pagoda-like features. This relatively large crystal is top quality of notably sharp form, which is almost a floater.

The superb display of this legrandite specimen is great, displaying an unusually thick, sharply formed, perfectly terminated crystal to 4 cm. This specimen is stunning and in very good shape, totally undamaged and complete all around. A pure consistent yellow crystal perched upright from matrix is always appealing as well. It is clearly an exceptionally fine Mexican legrandite.

Entirely filled with bold, colorful, flashy minerals, this specimen would almost be typical Tantara dioptase, except for choice balls and pseudomorphs of shattuckite alongside dioptase. A striking and mesmerizing multiple layer growth. Naturally, such colorful minerals catch one’s eye, and this piece screams color.

This marvelous cabinet plate is made up of bright, thin yellow wulfenites. For this habit from Los Lamentos, this piece is massive and a specimen this impressive surely could be the centerpiece in a case. If interested, it must be delivered by hand.

Exceptional, which is no surprise as the finest alpine hessonites come from Italy, and from within that country Liguria produced some of the largest dodecahedral crystals, such as this pristine 2 cm, sharp faced, bright gem. Considered one of the best from the area, dodecs of considerable size remain rare elevated from matrix, very prominent in person.

The fabulous form of this aquamarine etched out in an interesting and perfect way. This unique oval came from Laurent Thomas, and comes with his promotional flyer seen here. This gem crystal is spectacular for beryl.

Unique to this locality, this specimen of elbaite with amazonite is stunningly effective, appealing, and different in look. This remarkably complete specimen, consisting of partly transparent, glowing bluish green elbaite gives the final touch to the piece. There never were many good ones from this find, and this one has been around for at least 15 years.

A rich and very fine, old-time American classic of excellent black botryoidal hematite, with radiating stalactites in places, measuring up to 3 cm. A gleaming luster drapes the piece, a definite plus.

This is an extremely rich and vibrant green metatorbernite from the famous Musonoi mine in Democratic Republic of the Congo. The specimen is essentially rosettes of rounded form set on matrix without scuffed up areas. This attractive and showy specimen is in good condition.

This zircon has a bright, rich fire red from within. This specimen isn’t merely a single, but a kind of cluster, with a well terminated little guy hanging from its frontal display face.

This is an unusually fine specimen of the red antimony mineral. This semimetallic piece consists of many intergrown crystals to 9.1 cm, some with actual terminations, a rarity for kermesite. The spray is pretty much complete.

This is an attractive example of Brazilian lavender-pink apatite, with its crystal to 4 cm that sits upright from glistening albite. The faces are glossy “wet” and lustrous, and the body is slightly transparent and nearly perfect, minor chip on side face.

This is an excellent example of tetrahedral tennantite, with crystals measuring 1.7 cm in length. This coverage also consists of prickly quartz and typical dolomite. This piece is classic Tsumeb era material.

An unusually fine, excellent cluster of barite complete all around without damage. The sharp, highly bladed growth is entirely well crystallized, complex and covering much of matrix, enhancing three-dimensional depth.

An outstanding pseudomorph of two generations of malachite after azurite, along with arsentsumebite after mimetite. This exact pocket from the Tsumeb mine is very hard to obtain, circa 1960. A significant and highly unusual pseudo for Tsumeb.

Visually impressive botryoidal bright blue azurites have always been a favorite among collectors of Bisbee. Remarkably good, even coverage of riveting appeal distinguish it from other pockets, making it a particularly fine piece of the type.

In the past this well-known Italian spot for hessonite garnet produced quality material. The color is a deep plum red of isolated coverage to 0.5 cm, and waxy luster especially nice.

This piece features brick-red hessonite garnets implanted on an assemblage of smaller though equally bright crystals. This drusy carpet of Italian size of 2-4 mm is blindingly bright in person.

This fantastic specimen of topazolite consists of about a dozen or so, gem-clear yellow garnets, completely undamaged and sharp, growing in separation. The known yellow from here is especially noteworthy as well.

This specimen of topazolite is just loaded with gem-clear yellow garnets in good condition. They are evenly spread throughout black clinochlore. This is an exceptionally fine cabinet plate of topazolite, and the crystals are bright, sharp and above all else plentiful.