SZ-Minéraux - Cédric et Mathilde Sonney

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.3,80 x 1,20 x 1,10 cmReference : 4338

Quartz with inclusions of Chlorite and Hematite on and in the crystal, visible at the back of the piece. Specimen from Cavradi in Switzerland.6,30 x 2,70 x 2,90 cmReference : 4339

Rare intense dark green and glossy Cuproadamite crystals. The crystals are superbly formed and contrast with their matrix. This specimen comes from the Hilarion mine in Greece.5,40 x 3,40 x 2,30 cmReference : 4340

Set of completed black-capped quartz, Schist inclusions, coming from Tete Noire in the Swiss Valais.4,60 x 3,20 x 2,80 cmReference : 4341

Rhodochrosite crystals associated with Specalrite and Quartz from the Austria Duvas mine in Peru.7,70 x 5,20 x 5,10 cmReference : 4342

Quartz tip smoky and finished from Cavradi in Switzerland.3 x 1,20 x 0,90 cmReference : 4343

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.5,90 x 4,60 x 3,90 cmReference : 4344

Rare intense dark green and glossy Cuproadamite crystals. The crystals are superbly formed and contrast with their matrix. This specimen comes from the Hilarion mine in Greece.4,10 x 2,40 x 1,30 cmReference : 4345

Double tip of broad, glossy quartz with chlorite in inclusions from Cavradi in Switzerland.4,10 x 3,30 x 2,80 cmReference : 4346

High quality specimen with a large crystal of Uvite, variety of Tourmaline, gem and green in color, on many crystals of Magnesite lustrous and well formed with sharp edges on all sides of the piece. Ex collection WAGNER, the original label is provided with the specimen.5 x 4,10 x 3,60 cmReference...

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.6,40 x 5 x 5 cmReference : 4348

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny, slightly smoky. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.4,60 x 2,70 x 2,40 cmReference : 4349

Set of completed black-capped quartz, Schist inclusions, coming from Tete Noire in the Swiss Valais.3,80 x 2,80 x 3,60 cmReference : 4350

Rare intense dark green and glossy Cuproadamite crystals. The crystals are superbly formed and contrast with their matrix. This specimen comes from the Hilarion mine in Greece.6,30 x 5,90 x 4,40 cmReference : 4351

Quartz habitus Tessiner well formed and shiny. This Quartz comes from Feldbach in Switzerland.3,30 x 1,90 x 1,60 cmReference : 4352

Crystals of Cobaltoan Dolomite of extraordinary beauty with this bright fuchsia color all over the piece. Cobaltoan Dolomite is associated with dark green Kolwezite spherules. Specimen from the Mashamba West mine in DR Congo.10,30 x 7,10 x 2,90 cmReference : 4169

Superb color for these red Quartz from Dalnegorsk in Russia. Long crystals well formed in number which form this splendid specimen typical of the mine 2nd Sovietskii.9,10 x 6,90 x 4,30 cmReference : 4171

Bitermined Kyanite crystal with a fantastic intense electric blue color. Sold with its stem holder.7,20 x 2 x 0,50 cmReference : 4172

Magnificent sample from Morocco with larger crystals presenting a superb color. Large crystals with a thick tabular shape, the vast majority biterminated, shiny and with a very bright reddish-brownish color with orange shades.6 x 4,30 x 3 cmReference : 4173

Several cubes of blue Fluorite on matrix from the famous Beix mine in France. The color is pronounced, the cubes shiny. Presence of Fluorite at the front and back of the piece. It is written on the side the date 05/08/1987, we do not know if it is the date of discovery or acquisition.7,60 x 6,90...

Specimen of good size presenting numerous lenticular Rhodochrosite crystals with sharp edges and a beautiful pronounced pink color, associated with fine and finished quartz. The largest crystal of Rhodochrosite has a width of 2.6 cm, a very beautiful size for the species and the locality!...