#334 Elbaite Tourmaline**
$525.00
Slice from a large crystal. The measures 2 1/4" across. It comes from Malkhan Pegmatite Field, Krasnyi Chikoy, Chitinskaya Oblast, Transbaikalia, Eastern Siberia, Russia.*-
#335 Ankerite, Galena, Sphalerite and Chacopyrite**
$400.00
From Silverton, Colorado. Large cabinet piece. 10" x 6". From Old Collection circa 1960's.**
#346 Apophyllite and Heulandite**
$45.00
From the Deccan Traps near Mambai (Bombay) and Pune, India.**
#316 Hematite after Magnatite**
$35.00
Hematite Pseudomorph after Magnetite Payun Volcano,Malargue Dept.
Mendoza, Argentina. 30 mm across.**
Mendoza, Argentina. 30 mm across.**
#373 Solid Rhodonite**
$180.00
Rhodonite is well known among collectors for its beautiful pink and red color. The red variety can be so deep red that it rivals the color of Ruby.This is a stunning large specimen from Brazil.**
#377 Hemimorphite**
$20.00
1 7/8" x 2 1/8". From Mina Ojuela, Mapimí, Municipio de Mapimí, Durango, Mexico.**
#395 Cassiterite with Beryl var. Aquamarine, Muscovite**
$900.00
6 ½” x 3 ½”. - Beryl-Scheelite deposit, Huya village, Mt.XuebaodiChinang, Pingwu Co., Mianyang Prefecture,
Sichuan Province.*-
#399 Azurite**
$175.00
5.4 x 4.2 cm From Great Cobar Mine, Cobar, New South Wales, Australia. Fine examples of azurite, native copper and, particularly, malachite were recovered during early mining of the deposits, notably at the Great Cobar and CSA mines. Recent studies of the new Cobar orebody have revealed an exotic assemblage of secondary lead and copper arsenates on which is superimposed a later malachite-azurite assemblage. This proably came out of the ground between 1930 - 1952.**
#372 Benitoite Crystals in Matrix**
$2,200.00
Beautiful large specimen with lots of Benitoite crystals scattered about! From the world famous Dallas Gem Mine in San Benito County, California. This specimen measures about 85 x 75 x 55 mm and weighs 251 grams. More photos to the right.*-
#371 Tourmaline**
$450.00
This is a natural tricolor tourmaline crystal from Paprok, Nuristan Province, Afghanistan. This crystal is dark green at the base which grades into a lighter green center section with a pink cap! (The base may appear black in the photo, it just darker green at the base not black). This type of tourmaline is often called watermelon, but this is not technically correct. This crystal measures about 1 3/8" by 1 1/4" by 3/8". This crystal has a very interesting, complex single termimation and is intact! About 30% of this crystal is pink and 70% is green. It is gemmy and has moderate clarity.*-