This is a polished free form quartz crystal with rainbows.
This is a polished free form smokey quartz crystal with rainbows.
This is a polished free form smokey quartz crystal with rainbows.
This is a polished free form quartz crystal with rainbows. It looks beautiful on light boxes.
The aquamarine sits very nicely in this piece. Surrounded by the black tourmaline. It is a very aesthetic piece.
There are 2 colors of fluorite in this specimen. There is a yellowish-green and the beautiful emerald green that is highly sought after.
This is from old stock. The adamite is an incredible turquoise blue and very lustrous.
No this is not a naturally occurring specimen. The quartz is natural and has gone through a special process that has bonded titanium to the surface ...
This specimen comes from the type local. Hence its name. The brazilianite crystal is about 2 cm long and has a gemmy termination.
The lepidocrocite in this amethyst is very striking. Lepidocrocite is often found in quartz and can be used to enhance perception, intuition and ...
Quartz is a power stone. It has been called the “Universal Crystal” and is the most recognized type of crystal.
Quartz is a power stone. It has been called the “Universal Crystal” and is the most recognized type of crystal.
If you look at this very nice hematite, you will see my hand and camera reflected. That is how shiney this hematite is.
Thumbnail specimen of a perfect amethyst sceptor. It is excellent color and is undamaged.
This is one for fluorescent enthusiests. The fluorite fluoresces bright blue and the hyalite opal fluoresces bright green.
A thumbnail that has great display. This classic local specimen sits on a plate of quartz and has perfect purple fluorite cubes and a small ...
Elmwood has produced some of the most prized specimens in any collection.
This is one of the brightest watermelon tourmalines I have. It is really nice to look at and comes with a stand.
This is a nice smokey quartz and black tourmaline combination. The smokey sits between two glassy tourmaline and displays nicely.
No this is not a naturally occurring specimen. The quartz is natural and has gone through a special process that has bonded titanium to the surface ...
No this is not a naturally occurring specimen.
Purpurite is a unique mineral. It presents with a shiny surface and yet is almost chalky.
Tanzanite is a unique variety of zoisite found only in the Merelani Hills of Tanzania.
Some may disagree with the name ""Lemurian"" or laser quartz", but at least it identifies the type of crystal this is.
Some may disagree with the name ""Lemurian"" or laser quartz", but at least it identifies the type of crystal this is.
