Stout yellowish blades of barite in a flower-like formation. The bottom is concave and there is no matrix. One of the best groups I have personally seen from this locality.

Sharp cubes of galena sit on a matrix of pink dolomite with a doubly terminated calcite prism on one side of the specimen. Classic from the Tri-State.

Bright yellow groups of mimetite crystals are associated with orange and yellow crystals of wulfenite. Luster is outrageous.

White bladed crystals of barite partially and selectively coat the sides of grayish opaque quartz crystals. Displays from all sides. Defunct locality that produced magnificent specimens last century.

Medium green, lustrous gemmy cubes of fluorite from this obscure mine in Mongolia. Not to be confused with the material from Inner Mongolia which is actually in China. This locality is in the northern part of the Gobi desert.

A very lustrous, straw yellow, gemmy calcite prism sits on a matrix of pyrite and smaller calcites.

A light yellow group of transparent barite crystals forming a pretty flowery arrangement, sit on a matrix of milky quartz crystals. Closed locality.

Tiny rhombs of calcite coating duftite and dioptase crystals, making it a very brilliant and attractive specimen.

Wine red, very lustrous well-formed dodecahedrons of grossular on matrix. Very minor chips on the periphery near the rear, but they do not affect the overall display.

Very gemmy and lustrous deep pink crystals of cobaltoan calcite on matrix. Beautiful color and sharp crystallization.