Exhibitors

Crystals of intense translucent violet Amethyst placed on matrix. Very aesthetic piece from Kazakhstan.4 x 2,70 x 2,40 cmReference : 1954

Centimetric crystal with Cumengeite crystals in epitaxy on Boleite cube from the famous Amelia mine in Mexico. The color indigo blue is intense. Very nice size for the specimen! Rare collection specimen.1,25 x 1,10 x 1,05 cmReference : 1956

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.7,60 x 5,50 x 3,40 cmReference : 1957

Spessartine of beautiful size crossed by crystals of Quartz, all on white Albite which contrasts with the orange-red of the Garnet.11,50 x 9,80 x 6,80 cmReference : 1958

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.5,10 x 4,20 x 2,10 cmReference : 1962

Orange Spessartine garnet on white quartz that gives a beautiful color contrast to the piece.9,90 x 6,90 x 7,90 cmReference : 1963

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.7,60 x 5,50 x 2 cmReference : 1965

Clear green Apophyllite finished crystal well formed, with elongated Scolecite crystals on the perimeter.5,60 x 2,80 x 2,40 cmReference : 1970

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.6,90 x 6 x 2,60 cmReference : 1972

Specimen with twinned Dolomite crystals typical from the Azcarate quarry in Spain.8,30 x 7,30 x 6,40 cmReference : 1974

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.4,20 x 3,80 x 1,80 cmReference : 1975

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.8,80 x 6,40 x 3 cmReference : 1979

Well shining specimen with intense pink Wendwilsonite crystals sprinkled on the piece.7,70 x 5,90 x 4,70 cmReference : 1981

Unusual piece of Skutterudite with Calcite from Morocco! The crystals are very well formed and have a beautiful metallic gloss and silver color.8 x 6,80 x 4,10 cmReference : 1982

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.4,50 x 3,70 x 4,10 cmReference : 1983

Very beautiful specimen from the famous Chessy mine in France with crystals of Azurite blue king intense.4,30 x 3,60 x 3,50 cmReference : 1984

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.7,30 x 6,90 x 3,50 cmReference : 1986

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.6,30 x 4 x 2,90 cmReference : 1989

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.7,40 x 6 x 3 cmReference : 1992

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.7,20 x 5,30 x 3,60 cmReference : 1996

Quartz dome covered with pseudo hexagonal crystals of Hematite. This crystallization gives them an intense red color. Specimen discovered in the Bernardstein vein in France.6,20 x 5,70 x 2,70 cmReference : 1999