Beautiful gemmy blades of albite with a pastel lavender-pink color on an albite matrix. A one time find from 2014, and probably the prettiest albite crystals ever.

A highly aesthetic and marvelous specimen composed of very sharp and lustrous pastel blue anglesite prisms that have been colored by Cu inclusions. Some minor duftite at the tip.

An unusual specimen of yellow, elongated crystals of apatite forming wheat sheaf groups and sprinkled with dirty brown-green siderite on a pair of gemmy quartz crystals. A very different apatite from Panasqueira.

Pastel off white, doubly terminated twinned crystals of the plumbian variety of aragonite known as tarnowitzite, on matrix.

A deep blue, doubly terminated lustrous crystal of azurite sits at an angle on top of another crystal. Displays great. Color is lot bluer than the photo shows.

A pair of compact rosettes of azurite crystals with a medium deep blue color resembling a pair of bushes (for lack of a better description). A superb floater.

Very sharp, prismatic and lustrous crystals of azurite scattered on a matrix of contrasting lustrous clear calcite crystals and pastel dolomite.

Very sharp, Tsumeb deep blue prisms of azurite to 3 cm scattered and in parallel growth, on a matrix that is sprinkled with malachite. Azurites (especially from Tsumeb), are rather difficult to photograph.  I assure you that the quality and luster of the crystals as well as the definition and condition of this specimen is exceptional.

A group of lustrous transparent golden compound crystals of barite on matrix. Displays wonderfully.

During the summer of 2012, a small lot of the deep blue aquas appeared on the market and were thought to be Vorobyevite. After analysis by Dr. Federico Pezzotta in Milan, they were confirmed to be a cesium included beryl, but not rich enough to be vorobyevite. Most of the crystals found were under 2.5 cm wide, so this one would be in the top percent for quality color and crystal size (3.4 cm!). No more have been found.