S23930 – Helvite
This high-quality helvite consists of sharp undamaged faces and fantastic form set in magnetite and on the main display are some quartz. In pristine condition and practically dangling in air make this crystal of helvite extra nice.
S23556 – Fluorite
Totally gemmy, optically clear, highly modified crystals sit nicely oriented on calcite in a very aesthetic way. Fluorite is so fine in fact they appear invisible. High quality, undamaged piece.
S20230 – Helvite
This fine thumbnail of helvite sits nicely perched on magnetite with calcite. This rarity is slightly waxy, rich reddish brown.
S20234 – Fluorite
This specimen is in remarkable and undamaged condition, including the entire back and sides. Calcite is a bit richer pink than usual and fluorite is “invisible” and gemmy throughout. Such a color combination is stunningly effective and would make a magnificent display piece. Surely could be a centerpiece in a showcase.
S20237 – Fluorite
This truncated fluorite octahedron is well formed, with its nearly invisible and bright inner display. This specimen is in excellent condition without damaged tips and it comes across even more transparent in person.
S20244 – Fluorite
The optically clear quality of each crystal appear gemlike in person, much better than shown. Really a nice matrix fluorite from Huanggang Mine in Inner Mongolia, China.
S20248 – Fluorite
This is a particularly clear cluster of colorless crystals. All of the octahedral faces and edges are free of damage. A contemporary soon to be classic locality.
S20250 – Calcite
Manganoan calcite and quartz rarely occur together in splendid examples, and this rosy pink crystal anchored to eye-popping lustrous quartz is right at the pinnacle of display aesthetics. Other pleasing features include desirable size and excellent condition. Attractive contemporary material!
S20255 – Fluorite
This is an isolated cluster of colorless fluorite seen here perched on doubly terminated quartz. It is in excellent shape and complete all around.
S19533 – Hematite
An excellent specimen from a recent find in Inner Mongolia, with hematite included quartzes measuring 8.2 cm in length, tapering on one end and rehealed at the other. The soft pink contrast in association with discs of hematite is appealing as well.
