Transparent, deep green cubic Fluorite crystals from the Rogerley Mine. Daylight reactive with blue highlights. From an old stash of crystals highgraded from Cal Graeber.

Aesthetic cluster of green Epidote crystals. Main crystal is doubly-terminated, pristine, with areas of transparency.

Relatively large, blue/green crystals of Kulanite, a rare phosphate mineral, on matrix from the Type locality for the species. Crystals reach 6mm in size. A somewhat hard to find rarity from this locality better known for it's Lazulite. Ex. Dennis Ewell collection.

Cluster of elongated, gemmy untwinned Cerussite crystals on matrix from the Dennis Ewell collection. Ewell's label indicates the Grand Reef Mine, however these crystals have a different habit than normal from the mine (which are usually thick, stocky cyclic twins). Beautiful undamaged Cerussite crystals.

Sparkling deep blue crystal groups of Veszelyite to 1cm on a matrix covered by Zincolibethenite. The larger crystals are located near the top of the specimen, with smaller individual crystals with slightly lighter blue color to the lower left of the larger crystals. The Zincolibethenite ranges in color from dark green to blue/green. Mined in 2022. The locality is a former Limestone quarry with Lead, Zinc, and Copper mineralization that closed in 2018.

Deep blue crystals of Veszelyite on sky blue Hemimorphite. The Veszelyite crystals reach 7mm in size and are well separated. The transpucency and color of the Hemimorphite is just incredibly good on this specimen. Mined in 2022. The locality is a former Limestone quarry with Lead, Zinc, and Copper mineralization that closed in 2018.