Collectible minerals

Superb fluorite coated quartz, below the play shows us the fluorite dissolved party. from a flagship resort of the French mineralogy.12,5 x 0,9 x 0,45 cm0081-AGNS

Dravite biterminated letting light through showing its beautiful color. Specimen from Nepal.2,50 x 1,30 x 1,20 cmReference : 2797

5 x 1 x 1 cmReference : 0086

Cluster of orange Calcite crystals with sharp edge phantom. The light brown orange color is brilliant, nice quality for these crystals.3,50 x 3,30 x 2,80 cmReference : 4069

Hedgehog small quite thin and slightly smoky quartz from the heights of Contamines. A new discovery of summer 2020.6 x 3 x 3 cmReference : 0397

52 x 17 x 13 mmLCJD-0540

Set of calcite crystals covered with a layer of duftite (light green) and Mottramite (dark green) that gives a beautiful homogeneous color. At the back of the piece we find dolomite also partially covered by the duftite and Mottramite. Superb specimen.7,80 x 5,50 x 3,10 cmReference : 1231

Graphite is a fairly common mineral, but fine crystals are rare. Most graphite mining areas produce huge quantities from one or more large veins of graphite, but collector specimens are not commonly encountered. Here we find several well-formed, round crystals of very fine graphite on white...

Well-formed polysynthetic red Vanadinite crystals from Mibladen, Morocco.2,30 x 1,30 x 1,40 cmReference : 4721

2 x 2 x 1,5 cmReference : 0037

Fluorite, quartz, baryte and chalcopyrite - Fontsante, Var, France.11,1 x 6,2 x 4,3 cm Référence : 0204

Beautiful colorless Calcite crystals on matrix from the quarry at Rougemont-le-Château in France.8 x 5,20 x 3,20 cmReference : 2075

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

Sample of dark blue azurite, partially crystallized, carrying some white cerussite crystals.It comes from the Mashamba mine, Katanga, Republic of Congo.Specimen measuring 8.2 cm long by 6.7 cm wide and 4.5 cm at its thickest.Its weight is 242 grams.Additional photos and order online on the...

Yellow Fluorite cube with a light blue border from the El Hammam mine in Morocco.2,70 x 2,40 x 2 cmReference : 2809

Chloriteous quartz finely crystallized on gangue. Small but very pretty.5,5 x 3,5 x 3 cmReference : 0431

Fully polished septaria. Discovery and polishing 1980. Labeled Lorraine.7,50 x 6 x 2 cmReference : 3920

Vanadinite crystals with beautiful architecture from Morocco.2,40 x 1,90 x 1,70 cmReference : 2791

Superb fluorite rose, while the cubes have areas of color very visible.10 x 9 x 6 cm0076-AGNS

Small quartz nice!4,5 x 3 x 3 cm0107-CD

Beautiful architecture for this bright green Fluorite from China.5 x 3,70 x 2,70 cmReference : 2320

Historical specimen discovered in 1982 which has crystals of tennantite covered with yellow tsumcorite, all accentuated by crystals of glossy and slightly rosé dolomite. Very rare piece due to the association of two rare minerals: tennantite and tsumcorite.6,50 x 4,10 x 2,90 cmReference : 1210

The Halites or gem salts of Lake Searles, California, are among the classics of American mineralogy. This specimen shows beautiful, bright pink, skeletal cubic crystals arranged on a massive pink halite matrix. The crystals, well individualized and beautifully developed, offer a characteristic...

Orange Wulfenite crystals, fine and well-formed on orange Mimetite matrix as well, botryoid, and intense matte. Superb specimen from the famous San Francisco mine in Mexico.5,40 x 3,20 x 2,80 cmReference : 4627