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Unusual specimen of botryoid Romanechite from Cap Vani in Greece. It was discovered in July 2020. Beautiful matte black luster.5,10 x 3,70 x 3,40 cmReference : 1821

Beautiful crystals of intense green Dioptase and presenting a strong luster12,40 x 6,60 x 5,90 cmReference : 1822

Reference : 0168

Blue Azurite spheres perched on different levels of matrix, matrix covered with Malachite.8,30 x 6,40 x 4,80 cmReference : 1826

Dolomite twin perched on matrix, with other Dolomite crystals on the bottom of the piece. Rhombohedra are translucent, glossy and well formed.6 x 5,30 x 4,20 cmReference : 1827

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 layers of growth, it is really beautiful to see and atypical. Very large Quartz more than 10 cm long.13,10 x 3,80 x 3,60 cmReference : 1846

Rare Parisite bi ending crystal, dark orange, almost amber. Rare specimen!0,75 x 0,65 x 0,55 cmReference : 1847

Rare Parisite bi ending crystal, dark orange, almost amber. Rare specimen!1,10 x 1,05 x 0,70 cmReference : 1830

Very beautiful pink Fluorapatite on its lace matrix. Very nice aesthetic for this specimen. Strong UV fluorescence.2,30 x 1,90 x 1,70 cmReference : 1848

Large Quartz tip completely smoked associated with smaller smoked tips also, with beautiful Sphalerite crystals on it. Piece from Bor Pit in Russia.13,50 x 8,20 x 6,10 cmReference : 1850

Two peaks of Amethyst, one of which is biterminated and the other scepted, from the famous locality of Goboboseb in Namibia. This specimen has a very pronounced and homogeneous violet colour throughout the piece. Beautiful endings.5,90 x 4,40 x 2 cmReference : 1852

Specimen discovered in 2015 by Grégoire de Bodinat in the Mesage Mine. Large Siderite crystals forming like a heart, on which are Pyrite and Quartz crystals that offer a beautiful shine to the piece. To finish everything, we made a custom base so that the specimen could hold without glue or...

Cubes of Fluorite as frosted associated with colourless lustrous Calcite.3,80 x 2,40 x 2,10 cmReference : 2381

Very rare specimen with two generations of Smithsonite associated with Cerusite crystals. The first generation is the Cuprian Smithsonite (green) botryoidal, which is the rarest combo in the Tsumeb Smithsonite! This one is covered by a second generation of white/grey Smithsonite. There are many...

Quartz aerial piece from the famous La Gardette mine in France.5,10 x 3,50 x 1,90 cmReference : 2382

Pyrite from Peru.5,80 x 3,70 x 2,50 cmReference : 2384

Light purple to very dark cubes on matrix from La Viesca mine in Spain.4,40 x 2,70 x 2,70 cmReference : 2385

Specimen without label. After much research, we have a doubt about the provenance. Maybe she is from the UK to Bigrigg, or from France to Ales, or somewhere else? If anyone is familiar with this type of Calcite, we would love to know their specific location. In any case, it is a beautiful large...