SZ-Minéraux - Cédric et Mathilde Sonney

Adularia twinned crystals sprinkled with Chlorite. The crystals are very well formed and come from Kriegalp in Switzerland.4 x 2,80 x 3,50 cmReference : 4283

Rhodochrosite and Quartz from the Austria Duvas mine in Peru. Rhodochrosite is presented in fine pastel pink rosettes and the Quartz are well formed and shiny.4,30 x 4 x 3 cmReference : 4284

Set of completed black-capped quartz, Schist inclusions in Quartz, coming from Tete Noire in the Swiss Valais.4,70 x 3,30 x 2,70 cmReference : 4285

Specimen from the Christiana mine in Greece showing Adamite crystals associated with Smithsonite as well as touches of extremely bright white Legrandite crystals. Rare specimen.6,60 x 5,60 x 4 cmReference : 4286

Gemmy and shiny Descloizite crystals in sharp strips that cover the entire piece. Crystals from the Tsumeb mine in Namibia.4,10 x 3,40 x 1,90 cmReference : 4288

Set of lustrous and well-formed quartz with chlorite in inclusions and on the quartz, coming from Cavradi in Switzerland.6,40 x 3,70 x 3 cmReference : 4289

Stout and finished smoky quartz from Cavradi in Switzerland.4,60 x 3,60 x 2,80 cmReference : 4290

Intense and shiny red Rhodochrosite scalenohedrons on Manganite matrix that offer a superb color contrast. Specimen from the Moanda mine in Gabon.7,30 x 5,40 x 3,60 cmReference : 4291

Rare specimen of Fluorite associated with Smithsonite and Quartz from Sounion in Greece. Colorless and shiny Fluorite cubes, the Smithsonite is botryoid and apple-green. Quartz are small and bring shine to the piece.6,20 x 4,90 x 4,70 cmReference : 4292

Well-formed Wulfenite crystals associated with Smithsonite from the famous Tsumeb mine in Namibia.6,60 x 5,10 x 3 cmReference : 4293

Fluorite crystals with superb architecture as well as blue and purple ghosts. Specimen from the Emilio mine in Spain.5 x 4,30 x 3,30 cmReference : 4294

Double tip of chloritous smoky quartz associated with an Adularia from Grimsel in Switzerland.6,60 x 5,50 x 2,90 cmReference : 4295

Set of numerous well-formed Adularia crystals sprinkled with Chlorite from Kriegalp in Switzerland.3,20 x 3,30 x 2,70 cmReference : 4297

Intense bright pink Rhodochrosite petals associated with dark purple Fluorite cubes and Quartz. Specimen from the Wutong mine in China.7,30 x 5,70 x 2,60 cmReference : 4299

Specimen from the Christiana mine in Greece showing Adamite crystals associated with Smithsonite as well as touches of extremely bright white Legrandite crystals. Rare specimen.2,80 x 1,40 x 1,30 cmReference : 4300

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny, associated with Chlorite. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.2,90 x 2 x 1,80 cmReference : 4301

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny, associated with Chlorite. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.8,80 x 4 x 3,90 cmReference : 4303

Rhodochrosite crystals that form like petals placed on their shiny and limpid Quartz matrix. Specimen from Lavrion in Greece.9,50 x 4,30 x 3,80 cmReference : 4304

Rare crystal of Aquamarine finished with a particular color drawing on green. Specimen of Mimoso do Sul, old collection.3,30 x 1,10 x 1,10 cmReference : 4305

Rare specimen of Fluorite associated with Smithsonite and Quartz from Sounion in Greece. Colorless and shiny Fluorite cubes, the Smithsonite is botryoid and apple-green. Quartz are small and bring shine to the piece.8,60 x 4,10 x 2,80 cmReference : 4306

Superb set of limpid and glossy smoky quartz on a matrix. Some of the smaller Quartz are partially covered with Chlorite. Specimen from the Dolent in Switzerland.10,30 x 8,50 x 7,40 cmReference : 4307

Set of completed black-capped quartz, Schist inclusions, coming from Tete Noire in the Swiss Valais.4,60 x 3,40 x 3,40 cmReference : 4309