Location: Mina Huaquio, Potosi, Bolivia
This member of the calcite family is believed to be the navigation stone used by the Vikings to find there way on the ocean when the sun was obscured ...
Location: Patagonia, Argentina
Calcite Pseudo-morphed after Ikatite.
Calcite Pseudo-morphed after Ikatite.
Calcite Pseudo-morphed after Ikatite.
Calcite Pseudo-morphed after Ikatite.
This Amethyst Cluster is definitely one of a kind. You can see both terminations on the front crystals, the ones farther back are not visible because ...
(Ed David Collection) This is really an outstanding specimen of Amethyst.
This is a 100% natural Quartz point! There are record keepers all down the sides and there are also rainbows throughout the piece.
Location: Shaba Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
These Pyrite crystals are in amazing condition.
This is a very nice quality tumbled/polished piece of Chrysocolla and Cuprite.
Location: Mapimi, Mexico
This is a nicely terminated Monazite crystal from a find in the Erongo Mtns area of Namibia.
This is a really cool looking cluster. There are 3 crystals standing together in an almost tripod-like manner, all with perfect points.
This is a beautiful, full beryl (more of an flat shape but still has the 6 sides) crystal shaped specimen.
This is a beautiful, full beryl crystal shaped specimen.
