CALCITE - Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Krai, Russia
A crystal of Calcite with a colourless prismatic end and with a dissolved trace. Everything is there to make a rare, high quality specimen. It comes from Dalnegorsk in Russia and has an absolutely fantastic size, with a sublime crystallization quality.20,50 x 6,80 x 5 cmReference : 1633
FLUORAPATITE - Dara-e-Pech, Kunar, Afghanistan
Superb purple crystal Fluorapatite gem, brilliant from Afghanistan.1,15 x 1,15 x 1,10 cmReference : 1414
TREMOLITE - Khash and Kuran Wa Munjan, Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Tremolite is part of the Amphibole family and is rich in magnesium. The iron content varies the green color, as on this specimen. Green Tremolite crystals are the most popular. These are also on matrix.5,40 x 4,30 x 2,20 cmReference : 1423
QUARTZ - Bor Pit, Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Krai, Russia
Typical Bor Pit quartz in Russia, with growth stops by Calcite which dissolved to let the Quartz continue its growth. Mono crystal where we see all the layers of growth, it’s really beautiful to see and atypical. This one has a tip called pineapple, and presents an incredible whiteness.11,40 x...
CAVANSITE - Wagholi, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Sphere of electric blue Cavansite acicular crystals on gangue from the famous Wagholi quarry in India, quarry now closed.6,50 x 4,90 x 4,80 cmReference : 1424
COPPER psm after ARAGONITE - Coro Coro Mine, Pacajes, La Paz, Bolivia
Copper pseudomorphose after Aragonite from Bolivia. We can still see Aragonite in some parts of the piece.2,50 x 2,90 x 2,10 cmReference : 1425
BRAZILIANITE - Corrego Frio mine, Linopolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Very beautiful specimen of yellow Brazilianite with a well finished crystal and gem.4,10 x 2,90 x 2,30 cmReference : 1431
SMOKY QUARTZ - Bor Pit, Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Krai, Russia
Presence of two generations of Quartz: the first is white, then is covered by the second which is translucent and smoke. We clearly see that the heart of the crystals is opaque white by transparency with the smoke layer that lets it appear.15,10 x 11 x 7,40 cmReference : 1656
TREMOLITE - Khash and Kuran Wa Munjan, Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Tremolite is part of the Amphibole family and is rich in magnesium. The iron content varies the green color, as on this specimen. Green Tremolite crystals are the most popular. These are also on matrix.8,50 x 4,50 x 2,80 cmReference : 1433
GREEN APOPHYLLITE on STILBITE - Ahmadnagar, Nashik, Maharashtra, India
Green Apophyllite crystals with uncommon endings. These look like the Kunzite that we call mountain endings, indeed they look a bit like a mountain. No damage, very beautiful water green color, crystal gems and glossy.8,80 x 4,70 x 3 cmReference : 1439
PYROMORPHITE - Les Farges mine, Ussel, Correze, France
Pyromorphite from the Farges mine in France. The crystals are very well formed, ranging from yellow to brown and cover almost completely the front of the piece.8,50 x 6,60 x 3,70 cmReference : 1440










