Transparent crystals of red rhodochrosite joined in a compact formation that makes them seem like a scepter. The crystals all end in a rhombohedron. A unique habit that occurs in SA.

A beautiful specimen of lustrous crystals of calcite that have been replaced by light pink rhodochrosite. The Lowe (stating ex JL White coll.), Barstow and Koster labels are included.

Rhombs of pink rhodochrosite replacing triangular helvite crystals, on a matrix of muscovite crystals. Unusual pseudomorph formerly in the Beau Gordon coll.

A pair of hot pinkish red sharp rhombs of rhodochrosite perched on a group of clear quartz crystals.

Flattened, pink to red, disc-like plates of rhodochrosite in a pagoda formation. Crystallized all the way around.

Very sharp crystals of rosasite coating malachite after azurite with minor cerussite and green bayldonite. One of the most sought after pseudomorphs found at Tsumeb.

Blue green botryoidal rosasite partly coats a matrix of lustrous, dark bluish green willemite crystals.

Several well formed pseudo-octahedrons of scheelite with exceptional luster and a deep gemmy orange color sit on a matrix of clear quartz crystals. The largest scheelite is 4 cm end to end and sits near the top of the specimen. A stunning example of scheelite from Pakistan, yes Pakistan! One of the best and most aesthetic pieces I have seen from this locality!

A bright yellow gemmy bipyramidal scheelite crystal sits over a pair of fluorite crystals, both on a matrix of silvery yellow muscovite. Choice large miniature!

A bipyramidal crystal of orange scheelite sits on a quartz crystal with muscovite. One minor chip to the right tip of the crystal, but the color and gemminess are unreal! Superb!