Thin blades of wulfenite are coated by micro dolomite crystals.  From the 2nd oxidation zone.

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.

Dark, striated lustrous crystals of wulfenite on a matrix of black tennantite.

Very sharp, bright yellow wulfenite blades averaging 4 to 5 MM, are coated and also sit on a matrix of white calcite prisms. Sweet!

Lustrous amber crystals of wulfenite intermixed with white dolomite crystals and minor tennantite.

A very sharp TN specimen of the rare yttrium phosphate xenotime, with excellent luster and a pleasing medium brown color. What makes this TN even even rarer is the fact that we have two crystals in parallel growth (don’t think it’s a twin) which is very unique since most of the time the crystals occur as singles. Super TN!

Spherical aggregates of white xonotlite crystals are intermixed with tan acicular crystals of bultfonteinite and a single calcite prism. The yellow you see is minor jouravskite.

A very gemmy zoizite crystal (this one has been treated like all tanzanites are) with a wonderful termination, excellent luster and the trichroic color change. There is a microscopic ding on one side of the C face, otherwise it is a perfect and facetable TN!