An orange to reddish (some look like they are coated or included with black sulfides) doubly sided specimen of smithsonite crystals that are sprinkled with tiny drusy off white calcite crystals.

Very sharp, straw colored prisms of calcite associated with bluish fluorite cubes, minor rhodochrosite and thin needle-like quartz crystals.

A beautiful mass of fibrous chrysotile with wonderful patterns (layers) that range from light to dark green.

A magnificent elongated crystal of copper (that appears to be a modified octahedron) with a marvelous reddish to black (tenorite?) patina and minor white quartz attached. Comes with its own base. 360 display specimen.

Sharp crystals of copper with a great patina forming branching formations and elongated (spinel?) crystals with some matrix attached. Choice old timer from the early 1900’s or late 1800’s.

Bright lustrous deep green crystals of dioptase averaging 3 to 4 MM, individually scattered and grouped aesthetically over a group of pastel calcite rhombs.

Large clear calcite crystals are coated with two distinct generations of pinkish lavender cobaltoan dolomite, associated with dark green malachite and pastel chrysocolla. Exceptional. Have only see three of these in my time.

Doubly terminated, bi-colored elbaite prisms in parallel growth with lepidolite crystals and smaller elbaites attached. Super!

A magnificent cabinet specimen of lavender clear fluorite cubes on a pale tan matrix of barite blades. Excellent color, luster and crystal clarity characterize this old timer from the original find at Berbes.

A stunning and unusual fluorite consisting of an elongated (etched?) crystal that ends in a cube termination and is associated with cubed faces along the side of the crystal and sits on sphalerite crystals with micro quartz and galena crystals. One of the neatest pieces I’ve seen out of this locale!. Originally in the collection of Leonard Himes who purchased it from Ocus Stanley in the early 70’s and sold it to D. Nelson in 2002.