Single blue Scorodite crystal from a recent find at the Ojuela Mine. The Scorodite is lightly coated by golden brown Beudantite crystals (an uncommon lead, iron arsenate mineral). This is a relatively large crystal for Scorodite!

Satiny, translucent yellow Smithsonite with micro Willemite. Lesser known than Tsumeb, this mine produced some great Smithsonite specimens. The Smithsonite is highly translucent and you can see straight through to the matrix in areas. Ex. Wolfgang Pohl collection with label.

Silvery metallic spinel-twinned Galena crystal perched aesthetically atop a brassy Pyrhottite crystal.

Rare gem Chrysoberyl crystal from Espirito Santo (possibly Santa Teresa though old label says Colatina) that does not have the typical sixling twinning. This crystal has smooth, sharp, well-formed faces all around and a greenish-yellow, golden coloration. Undamaged and gemmy top to bottom.