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Las Salinas de Otuma, Paracas, Pisco Department, Peru
4.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$75
#A1251 Heulandite Crystal on Choral
Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India
11.5 x 8.5 x 4 cm
$150
#A1252 Fluorite Crystals on Matrix
Mina La Viesca, La Viesca-La Collada, Pola de Siero, Asturias, Spain
14 x 11 x 7 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$1,000
#A1253 Sphalerite Crystal Cluster with Quartz
Huaron, San Jose de Huayllay, Cerro de Pasco, Pasco Department, Peru
6 x 5 x 3 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$75
#A1254 Pyrolusite
Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA
7 x 4.5 x 1 cm
$600
#A1255 Pyrite Crystal Cluster
Huanzala Mine, Huallanca District, Dos de Mayo Province, Huanuco Department, Peru
18.5 x 14 x 10.5 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$500
#A1256 Garnets & Quartz
Wushan Spessartine Mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao County, Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, China
7 x 5.5 x 3 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$100
#A1257 Vesuvianite Crystal
Wuan, Handan Prefecture, Hebei province, China
4.5 x 4 x 1 cm
Ex-Jorge Diaz Asenjo Collection
$450
#A1258 Quartz Cluster with Epidote
Hong Qui Zheng, Sichuan Province, China
6 x 4.5 x 2 cm
$125
#A1259 Wulfenite Crystals on Matrix
Xinjiang (Xinjiang-Uygur) Autonomous Region, China
9.5 x 5.5 x 4.5 cm
$400
Just up the Ohio River from Elizabethtown, Illinois is Cave-In-Rock. Named for a cave visible from the Ohio, the village was settled approximately in 1816 but was not incorporated until 1901. The area is rich in colorful history mainly connected to the “Cave” and what went on there. Inhabited by Native Americans prior to European settlement and then becoming a haven for river pirates and counterfeiters, it is today a part of the Cave-In-Rock State Park. At the Cave-In-Rock State Park you will find many attractions including camping, hiking trails, boating and picnicking. Whether you are there for an extended stay in comfy log cabins or you are driving through for a day trip, you are bound to have fun. You can be adventuress in hiking or you can take it easy relaxing in rattan garden furniture while enjoying a good book surrounded by nature.
Aesthetic formation of pale yellow Calcite crystals on purple Fluorite from the famous Cave-in-Rock location.
A wonderful cluster of Quartz crystals (to 9 cm) with red tinting due to trace iron and green tinting concentrated on the base of the crystals. In excellent condition.
A superb group of near transparent, lustrous, yellow, tabular pristine crystals of Barite (3x2.5 cm) perched aesthetically atop brown matrix.
A very nice cluster of translucent tabular crystals of blue Barite from the famous Moscona Mine.
Shiny, silvery sprays of Stibnite crystals with a trim of Calcite crystals. These are no longer coming out of now closed mines in romania.
Aesthetic combination of lustrous, green Fluorapophyllite crystals intermingled with and surrounded by delicate Scolecite crystals.
A fine solid mass of lustrous crystals of Arsenopyrite with some accenting Quartz. In excellent condition.
Attractive plate of Calcite crystals on matrix with green coloration due to chlorite.
Blood red hexagonal crystals of Vanadinite nicely contrasted against the black matrix.
Pistachio green, gemmy crystals of Epidote adorning a plate of Quartz var. Amethyst.
Vauxite is an unusual blue-colored iron mineral. It was named in 1922 for George Vaux Junior (1863–1927), an American attorney and mineral collector. Vauxite, paravauxite and metavauxite (a polymorph of paravauxite) are all found at the famous tin oxide deposits at Llallagua, Potosi, Bolivia. All are associated with the primary tin ore, cassiterite. They form as a result of precipitation from hydrothermal solutions.
Twinned crystals of the popular collection mineral - Cerussite (also known as lead carbonate or white lead ore), and an important ore of lead. The name is from the Latin cerussa, white lead.
Honey colored Fluorite crystals with a trim of Calcite crystals from the famous Moscona Mine.
Aesthetic cluster of sharp, gemmy Fluorapophyllite crystals with Stilbite.
Very attractive grouping of Amethyst crystals.
Gemmy Selenite crystals with clear crystals of Halite.
Lustrous crystal of Heulandite (5x3x2 cm) perched atop a cluster of Choral (fine Quartz).
Stunning cubes of clear Fluorite crystals, some of which have beveled edges, on matrix.
Jet black complex crystal formation of Sphalerite with Quartz.
Rare specimen of excellent crystallized Pyrolusite from a limited find several years ago.
A very nice large specimen of solid Pyrite with well formed complex and striated crystals (to 3.5 cm).
Gemmy honey colored Garnets with Orthoclase and minor Quartz.
Fine tetragonal crystal of Vesuvianite. Vesuvianite, also known as Idocrase, is a fascinating mineral found originally on the volcano, Mt Vesuvius, hence one of the names.
Pistachio green, gemmy crystals of Epidote crowned with Quartz crystals.
Dark orange-red crystals of Wulfenite on matrix from limited finds in China a few years ago.
