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
Golden green garnet crystals associated with crystallized mica from Pakistan. Beautiful reaction to UV where the garnet become flashy green.5,50 x 3,30 x 3 cmReference : 1756
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
Colourless and pink apophyllite that form like a shiny chips of lustrous and well formed crystals. Some crystals are larger and stand out from the piece, beautiful crystallization.5,50 x 4,30 x 1,60 cmReference : 2141
Plate with many dark red orange Vanandite crystals scattered all over the front of the piece.15,80 x 8,40 x 5,90 cmReference : 1759
Interlacing from Huanzala Mine in Peru of Pyrite cubes. There are cubes of any size, large or small.6 x 4,90 x 4,20 cmReference : 1960
Green Prehnite balls from Mali.2,10 x 1,70 x 1,60 cmReference : 1761
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
Group of pinky Danburite pluricentimetric crystals from Charcas, Mexico.8 x 4,50 x 3,20 cmReference : 1762
Zircon crystals orange brick red on matrix of white marble and black biotite. Nice contrast of color for this specimen typical from its locality of Astore in Pakistan.8,90 x 7,50 x 4,90 cmReference : 2144
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
Group of Citrine crystals from Brazil. Citrine is not natural, it is Amethyst which has been heated to obtain this result.6,30 x 5,30 x 5,10 cmReference : 1763
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
Colourless and pink apophyllite that form like a shiny chips of lustrous and well formed crystals. Some crystals are larger and stand out from the piece, beautiful crystallization.5,20 x 4,80 x 1,70 cmReference : 2147
Zircon crystals orange brick red on matrix of white marble and black biotite. Nice contrast of color for this specimen typical from its locality of Astore in Pakistan.7 x 4,60 x 4,30 cmReference : 2150
Specimen of Meta-autunite yellow fluorescent green which reacts strongly to UV (see other photos). Warning, uraniferous specimen.9 x 5,10 x 2 cmReference : 2152
