Collectible minerals

Cerusite crystal on orange Baryte from Les Dalles mine in Morocco. Cerusite reacts well to UV to become lemon yellow.4,50 x 4 x 3,90 cmReference : 2185

Rare biterminated crystal of Monazite, radioactive, gem and luster. Monazite is already rare to find, but of this quality it is even more complicated! It has beautiful architecture, and is gemstone. Monazite from Ekiti in Nigeria.2,30 x 2,30 x 1 cmReference : 3202

Celestite N'Chwanning Mine South AfricaUnusual spray of white and shiny cristals. No damages.

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.7,70 x 4,70 x 4,10 cmReference : 2013

The largest crystal is 7mm3 x 3 x 2 cmReference : 0040

Stellerite spheres accompanied by stilbite on a gangue composed of prehnite and epidote.This sample comes from Diaboukara, Kayes Region, Mali.This mineral is 9 cm long, 7.6 cm wide and 3.8 cm thick.Weight of 236 grams.Reference: 1321Additional photos and online ordering on the DGminéraux...

Piece of blond spherosiderite on solid quartz, covered with a crystallization of calcite.Siderite from the Laguépie aggregate quarry, Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, Occitanie, France.It measures 10.7 cm long by 4.6 cm wide and 3 cm thick.Its weight is 147 grams.Light traces of contact.Reference:...

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

Very nice specimen well crystallized. Sold with acrylic base.7 x 3 cmReference : 0633

Two-coloured, glossy and thick tourmaline crystals from Madagascar. Very dark yellow finish but allows light to pass through, and the body of the Tourmaline is dark green. Very nice crystallization quality.4,40 x 3,40 x 2,70 cmReference : 3716

Sample of green clinochlor, a mineral of the chlorite family, associated with vesuvianite.It comes from Tatatila, State of Vera Cruz, Mexico, a locality rarely proposed for the species.This specimen measures 9.7cm wide, 6.8cm high and 7cm thick at its thickest.Its weight is 396 grams.Reference:...

A specimen of green clinochlore—a mineral belonging to the chlorite group—from a locality that is uncommon for this species.This specimen was found in Tatatila, in the Veracruz region of Mexico.It measures 5 x 4.2 x 2.5 cm.The mineral weighs 53 grams.(Measurements exclude the base)Order online at...

Superb intact amethyst crystal with a homogeneous and intense color from the Clavero mine in Argentina.8,40 x 6 x 4,80 cmReference : 3469

Prehnite crystals forming like butterflies of a bright green, for some included Actinolite that color the crystals in very dark green. Specimen from Boulemane in Morocco.10 x 9,70 x 5,20 cmReference : 4013

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

Magnificent specimen with three Bournonite crystals nested in each other. The crystals have a metallic gray color and are very well formed.4,60 x 3 x 3,70 cmReference : 2983

Rose quartz Taquaral BrasilSmall group of scepters. The basis did disapear. Shininess and transparence enhance their sympathic shape.

Clear pink crystal of Apatite centimeter, 1.60 x 1.60 cm, on matrix with Muscovite from Pakistan.5,30 x 4,90 x 4,10 cmReference : 2607

Specimen from the famous locality of Naica in Mexico which has cubes of water-green Fluorite.6 x 5,10 x 5,10 cmReference : 2215

7x6x5 cmReference : 0113

Rare centimetric crystal of labradorite, showing four crystallized faces, one of which has the effect of labradorescence.This sample of plagioclase feldspar comes from Madagascar.It measures 1.7 cm long by 1.1 cm wide and 0.9 cm thick.Its weight is 3.6 grams.Reference: 1000Additional photos and...

A very sharp and elegant crystal cluster that diverges and widens towards the end. Exceptional size for the locality of Bor Pit in Russia. The crystals have a perfect lustre, and we see on the back and side of the piece Quartz and Calcite that contrast with the black of the Ilvaite, and make the...

Quartz, Sphelerite, Rhodocrosite Cavnic RoumaniaThose quartz cristals are clear inside. They lay on rhodocrosite, including sphalerite and chalcopyrite. The yellow stuff is some putty glue I did not manage to remove as fast as I wanted, but it can be cleaned.