Minerals

Superb centimetric crystal of Topaz gem with Schorl crystals included in it. Very nice finish and crystallization in general.1,50 x 1,40 x 1,20 cmReference : 1271

Electric blue Azurite crystals nestled in the matrix. Very aesthetic piece, the crystals are of very good quality, finished and glossy.6,30 x 5,40 x 5,40 cmReference : 3262

Multitude of electric blue spheres of Vauxite crystals on brilliant Pyrite that gives a beautiful color contrast.5,20 x 5,10 x 4,60 cmReference : 2845

Well-formed, shiny metallic hematite crystals from the Wessels mine in South Africa.3,20 x 2,20 x 1,80 cmReference : 3624

Very beautiful bicolor Tourmaline crystal: yellow at the tip, then very dark green. The colors of this specimen are highlighted even more when we light it in backlight!2,70 x 1,15 x 0,70 cmReference : 1351

Nice color for this light red quartz from Argentolle, Morvan.6,50 x 6 x 3,60 cmReference : 2343

Elongated native copper crystals with chocolate coloured ends. Very nice specimen from the Itauz mine in Kazakhstan.4,10 x 1 x 0,55 cmReference : 1405

Small, well-formed, translucent and shiny brown sphene (titanite) crystals, associated with small bunches of epidote, all on an albite matrix. 4 x 2,7 x 2 cm. Reference : 2957-LM2T

Big cogwheel of Arsenopyrite associated with Quartz. Crystals very well formed, from Panasqueira in Portugal.9,30 x 8 x 4,60 cmReference : 2891

Beautiful yellow fluorite heart on matrix.7,5 x 4,5 x 2 cm0129-CD

Calcite from Chantonnay, Vendée, France 8 x 4 cm. Reference : 0462-RuFo

Poldervaartite N'Chwanning Mine South AfricaTwo spheres together, displaying two generations. Perfect shape, excellent luster.

Very pretty fibrous Malachite in tufts of a velvet appearance, from the Democratic Republic of Congo.8,20 x 5,90 x 3,10 cmReference : 3345

Rare dark orange brown Parisite bitermine crystal, almost amber. Rare specimen!0,80 x 0,60 x 0,50 cmReference : 3072

Very pretty fibrous Malachite in velvet tufts, from the Democratic Republic of Congo.3,50 x 3,30 x 2,80 cmReference : 2234

77 x 74 x 49 mmLCJD-0502

28 x 18 x 18 mm Référence : 0441

Rare andorite crystal, of good size for the species. It is 25mm long and weighs 15 grams (measurements excluding base). This collector's specimen comes from Bolivia, San José de Oruro.2,5 x 2,2 x 0,6 cmReference : 0135

4 x 4 x 3 cmReference : 0081

Double-sided azurite. We have at the front beautiful, well-defined, plump blue king crystals, and at the back a nodule as if the piece were hollow. Specimen from Chessy-les-Mines in France.2,90 x 2,70 x 1,80 cmReference : 2731

Cerussite, Barite Mibladen MaroccoTwinned cerussite associated with thin barite. The whole is a floater. And it is perfect.

From the Mâlain mine in Burgundy, France, this piece highlights an orange gypsum nodule. The nodule is freed from its matrix and polished.This mine, inaccessible today, contains rare nodule gypsum formations and white radial gypsum caught in clayey marls.This 409 gram specimen measures 10.6 cm...

Set of well-formed terminated crystals with a pronounced green color from Pakistan.3,60 x 3,20 x 2,40 cmReference : 3953

Fluorite from Pont de la Graselle, Tarn, France (largest crystal: 35 mm) 8 x 4 cm. Reference : 0440-RuFo