International Minerals #2

What gorgeous colours in a liddicoatite crystal! Very bright and open multi-coloured liddicoatite crystal. The colours are real (!), not enhanced in photoshop!

This is a stunning specimen of the brownish variety of andradite, named topazolite. One large crystal measuring 13 mm cm in diameter is perched on top of an elongated piece of mother rock. Several groupings of side crystals drag the eye of the beholder down and make this a superb and highly balanced miniature!

Very nice crystals of hureaulite measuring to 8 mm in length nicely scattered on dark rockbridgeite and reddingite matrix. No damage.

This specimen features a razor sharp and highly lustrous, doubly terminated hematite crystal on matrix! The crystal measures 25 mm in length and is free of any damage. Great aesthetics!

Gorgeous twinned cerussite crystals featuring phantoms and a negative crystal with water bubble inclusion!

Multicolour liddicoatite from madagascar featuring brown and pink hues and a pristine pointed termination.

Highly lustrous pyrargyrite crystals in association with calcite and stilbite! Good contrast.

Two ruby crystals in boitite schist, featuring nice triangular crystal faces and fine red-purple colour.

Single multicolour liddiocoatite crystal featuring a bright yellow-orange cap, followed by a very deep red, pink and finally an olive green layer at the base. Incredibly bright and open colours!

Hundreds of sharp, red and elongated proustite crystals almost fully covering a small cabinet sized matrix. The proustites have been well protected from the daylight and glow incredibly red when backlit! This is one of the very best proustite specimens we have seen from Morocco so far. A wonderful "360" rock, as it is very showy from all sides!

Gorgeous clusters of iridescent stibnites on quartz and chalkopyrite matrix. One of the very best stibnite specimens from this mine!

Bi-coloured fluorite cluster with bright calcites on top.