Exhibitors

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

Green Tourmaline crystals on white quartz that offers a nice color contrast.8 x 4,50 x 2,50 cmReference : 2001

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.7,50 x 5,40 x 4,50 cmReference : 2008

Immaculate white Calcite hexagonal crystals with a main crystal on several small ones.7,50 x 7,20 x 4,30 cmReference : 2009

Nice Pyrite crystal from Peru.5,50 x 4,50 x 1,30 cmReference : 2010