Fine quality mineral specimens from all over the world. We carry specimens for all levels of collectors. Please use our search bar for easy access to our inventory of great quality specimens. All our specimens come with a label describing what it is and where it is from to the best of our information available.
MINERAL CATEGORIES
MINERALS
What we have here is considered to be the most sought after specimens of Smithsonite.
This is a beautiful specimen of purple Smithsonite. There is some damage on the tops of some of the mineral ""bubbles"" but other than that"," a nice ...
This specimen is sold as a pair, not single halves. The measurements are for one half of the geode.
This specimen is sold as a pair, not single halves. The measurements are for one half of the geode.
This is fully natural silver wire. This is proof that every crystal is completely one of a kind.
This is fully natural silver wire. This is proof that every crystal is completely one of a kind.
Location: Erongo Mountains, Erongo Region, Namibia
Over a dozen octahedral Scheelite crystals perched on white Quartz crystals. Scheelite is a popular mineral for collectors. It forms perfect ...
Over a dozen octahedral Scheelite crystals perched on white Quartz. Scheelite is a popular mineral for collectors. It forms perfect tetragonal ...
Over a dozen octahedral Scheelite crystals perched on white Quartz. Scheelite is a popular mineral for collectors.
A super small cabintet specimen of the super scheelites from the best mine for these specimens.
This is a very nice specimen of the beige scheelite and muscovite from the top local of this species.
This is a very nice specimen of the beige scheelite and muscovite from the top local of this species.
These are nice bags of beautiful rough turquoise from Patagonia, AZ.
This is a top quality specimen that is two sided with velvety rosasite in flowing presentation.
PRICE IS 20% OFF REGULAR!
This is a deep red cherry colored Spahlerite Crystal with Double Dog Tooth Calcite spread over the matrix.
Calcite," which gets its name from ""chalix"" the Greek word for lime", is a most amazing and yet, most common mineral.
It really is Kyanite! It looks completely different than the blue or green, but it is still the Kyanite we love.
It really is Kyanite! It looks completely different than the blue or green, but it is still the Kyanite we love.
This 1 1/4"" Thumbnail specimen is a great condition Quartz crystal tip with a large grouping of Gold Rutile.
Stuart F. Wise collection #53
A specimen for the Pennsylvania collector. It is is very good shape with peripheral damage. It is from an old collection and was collected sometime ...
This Chinese Pyromorphite specimen is amazing. Unlike the Pennsylvanian Pyromorphite which is more of a spray with very small crystals, these ...
Location: Lengenbach Quarry, Binntal, Wallis, Switzerland
From the Stuart F. Wise Collection. Cubic Pyrite crystals in matrix from a now closed Historic location.
