A smoky to white “V” twin crystal of cerussite with additional crystals attached on a matrix of orange yellow smithsonite rhombs.

Spherical aggregates of olmiite crystals aesthetically poised at the tip of the specimen, with clear prisms of calcite. Choice!

Medium to dark blue spheroidal groups and coatings of compact plumbogummite crystals over yellow pyromorphite crystals that sit on a white matrix. The color on this batch of specimens rivals the best I have ever seen for the species.

Transparent orange crystals of wulfenite on a nicely contrasting matrix that is coated by transparent, barrel shaped willemite prisms, red crystalline minium and mimetite crystals. THe rear of the specimen also shows a lot of wulfenite and minium. Colorful material.

Transparent orange crystals of wulfenite on a dark matrix that is sprinkled with tiny quartz crystals.  A spray of barite prisms sits at one end of the specimen.

Back in 2013, I was fortunate enough to be around when the “floaters” pocket (the one that was cemented shut late 2013) was being offered and I got to look at about 400 specimens from that pocket. In my opinion this was one of the top 10 pieces there. Most of the specimens had microscopic blemishes, but some had the electric color, superb luster and minor malachite. This is one of those with the color, luster and the form. Choice!

Sharp and gemmy lustrous prisms of pastel yellow calcite on a matrix of light dolomite rhombs that are sprinkled with dark green olivenite spheres. Unusual habit for olivenite.

A text book,  2 cm crystal of the uncommon silicate sapphirine, is well exposed on the matrix with smaller crystals and reddish phlogopite crystals. Choice!

A pair of doubly terminated azurite crystals that have completely altered to velvety green malachite. Complete all the way around with a small tip of deep blue azurite. Excellent miniature.

Clear and lustrous, intergrown calcite crystals on a reddish brown matrix of dolomite, with minor duftite. Pretty specimen.