Exhibitors

Rare specimen of Fluorite associated with Smithsonite and Quartz from Sounion in Greece. Colorless and shiny Fluorite cubes, the Smithsonite is botryoid and apple-green. Quartz are small and bring shine to the piece.7,10 x 5,50 x 3,90 cmReference : 4273

Tourmaline Elbaite of an intense pink and gemmy, bright, with finished and well-formed crystals. Ex collection WAGNER, the original label is provided with the specimen. Tourmaline of high quality.4,20 x 3,20 x 1,40 cmReference : 4274

Rare association of Corundum and Graphite from Amstall in Austria. Presence of a Corundum XL on the front of the piece, as well as two large but smaller ones on the top. Association with Pyrite that brings light to the specimen.3,60 x 3,60 x 2,10 cmReference : 4278

Rare intense dark green and glossy Cuproadamite crystals. The crystals are superbly formed and contrast with their matrix. This specimen comes from the Hilarion mine in Greece.3,90 x 3 x 2,40 cmReference : 4279

Spectacular piece of Uvite on Magnesite from Pomba pit in Brazil. Uvite is a gem and lustrous on the crystals of very, very large magnesite! This is the first time we have seen this kind of specimen, usually the magnesite is much smaller and of lower quality. Here, it is perfectly shaped with...

Adularia twinned crystals sprinkled with Chlorite. The crystals are very well formed and come from Kriegalp in Switzerland.4 x 2,80 x 3,50 cmReference : 4283

Rhodochrosite and Quartz from the Austria Duvas mine in Peru. Rhodochrosite is presented in fine pastel pink rosettes and the Quartz are well formed and shiny.4,30 x 4 x 3 cmReference : 4284

Set of completed black-capped quartz, Schist inclusions in Quartz, coming from Tete Noire in the Swiss Valais.4,70 x 3,30 x 2,70 cmReference : 4285

Specimen from the Christiana mine in Greece showing Adamite crystals associated with Smithsonite as well as touches of extremely bright white Legrandite crystals. Rare specimen.6,60 x 5,60 x 4 cmReference : 4286

Gemmy and shiny Descloizite crystals in sharp strips that cover the entire piece. Crystals from the Tsumeb mine in Namibia.4,10 x 3,40 x 1,90 cmReference : 4288

Set of lustrous and well-formed quartz with chlorite in inclusions and on the quartz, coming from Cavradi in Switzerland.6,40 x 3,70 x 3 cmReference : 4289

Stout and finished smoky quartz from Cavradi in Switzerland.4,60 x 3,60 x 2,80 cmReference : 4290

Intense and shiny red Rhodochrosite scalenohedrons on Manganite matrix that offer a superb color contrast. Specimen from the Moanda mine in Gabon.7,30 x 5,40 x 3,60 cmReference : 4291

Rare specimen of Fluorite associated with Smithsonite and Quartz from Sounion in Greece. Colorless and shiny Fluorite cubes, the Smithsonite is botryoid and apple-green. Quartz are small and bring shine to the piece.6,20 x 4,90 x 4,70 cmReference : 4292

Well-formed Wulfenite crystals associated with Smithsonite from the famous Tsumeb mine in Namibia.6,60 x 5,10 x 3 cmReference : 4293

Fluorite crystals with superb architecture as well as blue and purple ghosts. Specimen from the Emilio mine in Spain.5 x 4,30 x 3,30 cmReference : 4294

Double tip of chloritous smoky quartz associated with an Adularia from Grimsel in Switzerland.6,60 x 5,50 x 2,90 cmReference : 4295

Set of numerous well-formed Adularia crystals sprinkled with Chlorite from Kriegalp in Switzerland.3,20 x 3,30 x 2,70 cmReference : 4297

Intense bright pink Rhodochrosite petals associated with dark purple Fluorite cubes and Quartz. Specimen from the Wutong mine in China.7,30 x 5,70 x 2,60 cmReference : 4299

Specimen from the Christiana mine in Greece showing Adamite crystals associated with Smithsonite as well as touches of extremely bright white Legrandite crystals. Rare specimen.2,80 x 1,40 x 1,30 cmReference : 4300

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny, associated with Chlorite. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.2,90 x 2 x 1,80 cmReference : 4301