Iridescent compound crystals of bornite on a matrix of golden calcites and micro quartz crystals. The specimen is a floater, crystallized on all sides.

A doubly terminated, water clear, lustrous quartz scepter with one amethyst termination is dotted with bright red rutile needles that are also included in areas. Old timer from the 70’s.

A bright lustrous, gemmy orange pseudo octahedral crystal of scheelite with a bit of muscovite and matrix at the rear. Kind of the color of a real good Elmwood calcite.

A group of octahedral cuprite crystals sit in the middle of an intergrown conglomerate of copper replacing bi-pyramidal octahedrons of cuprite. Excellent example of this pseudomorph.

Lustrous and gemmy red prisms of rhodochrosite on matrix. Notice the clear fluorites at the top right of the specimen.

A group of hot pink rhombs of rhodochrosite with a group of quartz crystals host a group of milky quartz crystals. Great color for this locality.

Bright yellow crystals of the rare sulfate jouravskite on a matrix of white xonotlite and some minor bulfonteinite. Prior to this December 2016 find, the mineral occurred mainly as crusts. This occurrence has produced well defined beautiful crystals.

A raspberry red, doubly terminated crystal of the rubellite variety of elbaite hosts a doubly terminated smaller crystal. Both have great luster and are very gemmy.

A very aesthetic group of hoppered pyromorphite crystals with exceptional luster and a color that ranges from orange to green. 360 degree specimen.

A bi-pyramidal octahedron of fluorite with a pastel green color and frosted faces with pyrite, calcite and sphalerite at the base turns into a dodecahedron at the termination with alternating water clear and frosted faces. A highly unusual crystal from 80s mining at Naica. Unique and beautiful.