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Plate of yellow-orange rhombohedral Calcites with dark orange scalenohedral phantoms visible due to a Hematic coating.
Beautiful large cluster of gemmy green Fluorapophyllite crystals bursting out in all directions. Even better in person !
Metaphysical Properties: Apophyllite is an aid to meditation and helps make a conscious connection with the spiritual world. It is said to help one see the truth and then act on it, and is an energy stimulator. Folklore says that it relieves tired eyes when placed on the eyelids.
An aesthetic specimen of wheat-like bundles of Calcite crystals with a thin, translucent coating with a honey yellow core. The luster is silky. Fluorescence (SWUV light) ranges from reddish-pink t o an orange on the bottom and rear where the white coating is absent. Contacted on the bottom and rear, but the display face is nearly pristine.
Attractive polished slice of a Quartz, Hematite and Calcite nodule often referred to as "Potato Stone' by local collectors due to likeness to a potato.
Stunning milky white, lustrous cluster of Quartz crystals partially coated with fine, sparkly Apophyllite crystals
Sharp Chalcopyrite crystals with an great luster. Note the nice twin Chalcopyrite in the center and the light tan Calcite rosettes, both on a matrix of thin, glassy Quartz crystals.
Nice specimen of a round cluster of sharp golden Gypsum var. Selenite crystals with larger, twinned crystals jutting out opposite sides of the central cluster.
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Very nice cluster of Aragonite with a beautiful wet-like glassy luster.
Golden Chalcopyrite crystals with nicely contrasting Dolomite crystals.
Oklahoma rose stone was formed during the Permian era, 250 million years ago, when western and central Oklahoma was covered by a shallow sea. As the sea retreated, barite precipitated out of the water and crystallized around grains of quartz sand. This left behind large formation of reddish sandstone, locally called Garber sandstone, containing deposits of rose rock (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Water clear light green and gemmy Fluorite crystals on Fluorite and Quartz matrix.
Gorgeous plate of pale blue Celestite crystals. Named from the Greek "cœlestis," for celestial, in allusion to the faint blue color of the original specimen.
Hard to obtain specimen of "Stibnite crystals on matrix." Very aesthetic crystal formation in fine condition.
Terrific specimen of lime green Prehnite balls with dark green Epidote.
Beautiful sky blue Fluorite crystals with purple edges on Barite.
Silvery Galena crystals with Sphalerite on matrix.
Attractive specimen of numerous peach colored Stilbite crystals from an interesting location.
Stunning green Okorusu Fluorite with darker green internal phantoms and purple outer edges.
A cluster of Quartz with a mass of Galena crystals on the right.
Dark red crystalline Sphalerite with adorning off-white clusters of Barite.
Elegant cluster of lustrous, light peach colored Calcite crystals.
Very nice solid specimen of dark purple Azurite with good crystallization on both sides.
This is an Azurite from a new find at Malbunka Copper Mine, Areyonga, Northern Territory, Australia.
The Malbunka Copper Mine produced Azurites about 30 years ago, and they are now recovering new specimens found in layers in a two meter seam which occurs at the top of the deposit.
