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!

An umber colored scheelite crystal sits alongside a trio of intergrown purple fluorite cubes on a dolomite and tiny scheelites matrix and topped by a group of brassy chalcopyrites. Choice 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!

Wonderful euhedral crystals of the rare and ordered (CaMn) intermediate member of the Pectolite-Serandite. Brought to light in 2013, they were first thought to be bustamite, then erroneously labeled a new mineral (Marshallsussmanite), it was all corrected in 2018. Exceptional example of the mineral.

A jet-black lustrous schorl crystal penetrates a group of clear, lightly smoky quartz crystals. Fabulous piece in exceptional condition!

Pastel green, lustrous prisms of smithsonite on a pastel tan first generation of smithsonite crystals. Beautiful specimen.

A very sculptural specimen of medium purple botryoidal smithsonite. Displays beautifully.

Exceptional rhombohedral crystals of smithsonite with deep yellow centers and zoned lighter edges. The temptation is to label it cadmium, but I don’t believe that it is accurate since most Tsumeb smithsonites labeled “cadmium” are pure guesses by collectors and dealers. Wonderful color, zoning and luster on this one, not to mention good sized and well defined crystals.

A group of brilliant prismatic clear crystals of smithsonite with excellent clarity and orange yellow zoning, on matrix. Most of the crystals are doubly terminated and the largest measures 2.3 cm!