Trigonal green tourmaline crystal with a flat termination.It comes from Madagascar, with no known precise deposit for this piece.Its weight is 13 grams.(measurements outside the base)3.8 x 1.4 cmReference: 0262
Piece from a locality known among other things for its calcites, Irai, Rio Grande Do Sul in Brazil.It carries a main crystal of calcite on a second generation of smaller crystals.The matrix is quartz, the back is covered with celadonite.UV reactive specimen.9.8 x 4.6 x 3.8 cmReference: 0257
Cubic fluorite from the Cumberland region in England.Well-formed crystals show a purple color in daylight.This sample is 8cm long, 3cm wide and 2.3cm thick.8 x 3 x 2.3 cmReference: 0224
Aesthetic brown smithsonite from Tsumeb mine, Oshikoto, Namibia.Its weight is 24 grams.(Free international delivery)4.4 x 3.2 x 3 cmReference: 0216
Piece of chrysocolla after malachite after azurite. It comes from the Luputo mine in Katanga, Republic of Congo. This fine matrix specimen weighs 19 grams.5,8 x 5,6 x 1,2 cmReference : 0201
Piece bearing a pompom of fibro-radiated malachite on chrysocolla, with a nice contrast with the dark matrix. This specimen comes from the Republic of Congo. Dense, it weighs 64 grams.5,4 x 3,2 x 3,3 cmRéférence : 0190
Group of three pyrite crystals, partially covered with hematite. This specimen comes from the island of Elba, Tuscany, Italy. This pyrite weighs 133 grams.4,8 x 4,4 x 2,8 cmReference : 0188
Pyrite crystals partially covered with hematite. This specimen comes from the island of Elba, Tuscany, Italy. This pyrite weighs 142 grams.4,5 x 4 x 3,7 cmReference : 0173
Galena crystallized in cubes and octahedra covered with marcasite. It weighs 324 grams.12 x 10 x 3 cmReference : 0162
Cristaux de baryte de couleur crème mesurant plus de 3 cm. Pièce brillante provenant des mines de fer de Cumberland en Angleterre. Minéral de belle qualité présente de très légères touches. Son poids est de 290 grammes.7,2 x 4,8 x 4,5 cmReference : 0154
Fluorite with shiny crystals associated with barite and quartz. Piece from the Berbès sector in northern Spain. Its weight is 126 grams.7,3 x 4,8 x 3,2 cmReference : 0149
Bournonite crystals from the department of Potosi in Bolivia, the largest measuring 20 mm. This specimen weighs 42 grams.3,6 x 3 x 2,4 cmReference : 0138
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
Apple green fluorite partially covered with quartz, hexagonal calcite crystals and spherical chalcopyrite crystals. The top of the coin features bright well-formed fluorite crystals. This mineral weighs 333 grams.8,9 x 6,9 x 4 cmReference : 0124
Shiny barite piece from the Peyreblanque mine, in Tarn, France. This mine is located in the town of d'Alban, a few kilometers from the Montroc mine. Its weight is 233 grams. Old collection Alain Martaud.9,5 x 6 x 5 cmReference : 0120
Quartz specimen from the Ploemeur kaolin quarry, Morbihan, France. Its weight is 567 grams. Typical mineral of the sector from an old collection. Small crack at the back of the main point.12,5 x 7,2 cmReference : 0106
Quartz sample from the Vizille area, Isère, France. The crystals measure up to 1.5 cm. It weighs 664 grams. Presence of some affected crystals.9 x 8 x 5,5 cmReference : 0105
Rare Liveingite from Switzerland. The 5mm crystal is on a 28mm die.2,8 x 2,2 x 1,8 cmReference : 0077
Specimen of crested beige barite on massive pink barite sprinkled with chalcopyrite crystals. A classic of German mineralogy from the Dreislar mine (closed in 2007). Its weight is 150 grams.8 x 3,5 cmReference : 0068
Rare zunyite crystal on matrix from Qalat-e Balat Salt Dome, Bandar-Abbas Region, Hormozgan, Iran. This crystal, tetrahedral with marked truncations, comes from a discovery of 2018. Specimen rich in hematite particles, giving it a shiny appearance. Weight of 30 grams.3,4 x 1,8 cmReference :...
Aesthetic manganocalcite with multiple endings. Light rosé specimen of 129 grams from Dalnegorsk, Russia. This shock-free calcite is UV reactive. The point of attachment shows a resumption of crystallization.9,5 x 3 cmReference : 0050
Brilliant sample of muscovite with crystals measuring up to 4 cm. Beautiful piece of 478 grams.11 x 8,5 x 8 cmReference : 0043
Aesthetic piece of native copper from Michigan, United States. It is intentionally preserved with its patina, a bath of a few seconds in hydrochloric acid would remove the oxidation if you wish. It weighs 185 grams.9 x 4 x 6 cmReference : 0034
Interesting specimen of serandite of pink color. It has two twinned and well-formed crystals of serandite and a few crystals of aegirine. The largest crystal measures 10mm across.1,8 x 1,5 cmReference : 0033
