Crystals
Showing 1–12 of 181 results
-
Crystals, Minerals of the World
AEGIRINE CRYSTAL FELDSPAR
Aegirine Crystal Feldspar cluster. Lovely lustrous hard black crystals and contrasting white Albite combined in one specimen. An amazing crystal, that looks even better in person. The main crystal is quite wide and there are several distinct crystals also growing alongside. Interesting combination of two metal sodium silicates from nature. A great collector piece and an interesting and less common mineral.
Location:
Mount Malosa, Zomba Valley, Malawi.Dimensions:
10.6cm x 1cm x 1cm, 16g.Aegirine
Sodium Iron Silicate
NaFe3+Si2O6Albite
Sodium Aluminum Silicate
Na(AlSi3O8)SKU: G1413 -
Crystals, Jewellery
AMETHYST HEART CLUSTER PENDANT
AMETHYST HEART CLUSTER PENDANT
A super sweet Amethyst Heart Cluster Pendant. Natural Uruguayan Amethyst shaped into a heart and set in .925 Sterling Silver setting. This purple crystal is very popular with young and older. A super gift for the Amethyst admirer or anyone who loves to have unusual jewellery pieces. This gorgeous pendant comes in a pouch with a black cord necklace, as shown.
Dimensions:
Stone: 2.2cm x 1.7cm, whole pendant 3cm, 9.3gAmethyst: Variety of Quartz, SiO2
SKU: SJ1822 -
Crystals, Fluorescent Specimens, Minerals of the World
MANGANO CALCITE CLUSTER
An oresome pastel pink Mangano Calcite Cluster. The crystals look like little triangles poking up and join together to make quite a solid specimen. Perfect little calcite crystals sit atop the base and the whole specimen is reasonably fluorescent in both long and short wave UV light. This is a really attractive specimen of this mineral from an excellent collection worthy location. Great for the mineral or crystal collector.
Location:
Krushev dol mine, Madan, Bulgaria.Dimensions:
7.1cm x 5cm x 2.2cm, 62g.Mangano Calcite
(Ca,Mn)CO3.SKU: H0206 -
Crystals, Fluorescent Specimens, Minerals of the World
RUBY SPECIMEN
This crystal is a beautiful natural Ruby Specimen in white matrix. Great deep colour and an excellent specimen with natural crystal formation from this location. Under magnification with a 10x there are many interesting inclusions on the matrix including metals like Pyrite, Gold or Chalcopyrite?,a dark metal and Mica. One of the pics taken under long wave UVA light showing extreme fluorescence. Just one of the interesting features of this mineral.
Location:
Lok Yen, Yen bai, Vietnam.Dimensions:
5.3cm x 4.3cm x 4.5cm, 114g.
Main Crystal: 15mm long.Ruby Corundum
Al2O3.SKU: B26011 -
Crystals, Fluorescent Specimens, Himalayan Quartz & Kyanite, Minerals of the World
BLUE KYANITE CRYSTAL 7
Crystals, Fluorescent Specimens, Himalayan Quartz & Kyanite, Minerals of the WorldBLUE KYANITE CRYSTAL 7
Beautiful rough Large Blue Kyanite Crystal 7 from Nepal! Himalayan Kyanite is some of the best in the world, this is a good sized natural crystal. Perfect for jewellery making or as a specimen and great healing properties too.
Location:
Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.Dimensions:
5.4cm x 1.5cm x 1.1cm, 20g.Aluminum Silicate
Kyanite Al2 SiO5.SKU: B2407 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World
CAVANSITE SPECIMEN
A super Cavansite Cluster. Vibrantly coloured flower like formations of blue Cavansite on Stilbite crystal matrix. The brightly coloured Cavansite One of the many great minerals from India and is an essential piece for any collection. See the pics below for more great Indian pieces available online now. This specimen will make a great display on a shelf or cabinet. A great gift or treat.
Location: Pune District, Maharashtra, India.
Dimensions: 5.2cm x 4.4cm x 2.8cm, 71g.
CAVANSITE:
Ca(VO)Si4O104H2O.
SKU: F3301 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World, Top Shelf
AZURITE CRYSTAL MEXICO 2
Top Gemmy Azurite Crystal Mexico 2. This specimen is truly aesthetic showing great quality formations of Gem Crystal Azurite. Sharp terminations featuring Tabular and Prismatic crystals with splendid vitreous faces. All round an outstanding Top Shelf specimen. This location has closed and this quality is becoming very hard to come by. Mounted on a perspex display pad for enhanced display.
Dimensions:
3cm x 2.7cm x 2cm, 16.8g (not including perspex pad).Location:
Milpillas Mine, Nacozari, Sonora, Mexico.Azurite
Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2.SKU: MW7426-1 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World
FLUORITE PURPLE YELLOW
Great clusters of lovely Fluorite Purple Yellow Crystals. There are two of them one Purple and the other is Yellow. I did not want to separate them as they look like the have similar collection catalogue numbers attached. Strikingly coloured and quite different to many of the other fluorite specimens collectors tend to have. The Yellow is 1014337 and the Purple is 1012441. The location for the Purple Fluorite is missing, the Yellow specimen comes from Spain. Stunning little examples of Fluorite with really good Cubic Crystals.
Location:
Moscana Mine, Asturius, Spain.Dimensions:
Purple Fluorite 5.1cm x 3.6cm x 3.7cm, 50g.
Yellow Fluorite 4.3cm x 3.5cm x 2.1cm, 31g.Fluorite: CaF2
Calcium Fluoride.SKU: G0403-1 -
Crystals, Himalayan Quartz & Kyanite
QUARTZ POINT CHLORITE
A natural Quartz Point Chlorite Crystal from Nepal. Chlorite included Quartz crystal. There is some minor Rutile at the base of this Quartz crystal. This crystal has been mounted on a perspex pad for enhanced display.
Location:
Dhading District, Bagmati Zone, Nepal.Dimensions:
5.3cm x 1.6cm x 1.3cm, 13g.Chlorite
(Fe, Mg, Al)6(Si, Al)4O10(OH)8.SKU: WEB0090 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World, Uncategorized
GREEN TOURMALINE CONSTRUCT
GREEN TOURMALINE CONSTRUCT. Just to be quite clear this is not a natural specimen. It is an example of fakery, aka fake. This is a good bad and ugly specimen. Good is the quality of a beautiful green natural Tourmaline crystals, worth the money. The bad is someone intended to palm this fake off as a natural specimen. It has been glued to conceal a broken crystal and they did a pretty bad glue job too. A typical type of specimen and the location is also renowned for similar fakes. The large green Tourmaline crystals is glued into where another different Tourmaline crystal broke off. All the crystals are real and the big one is great.
This is a construct where a specimen has been glued into a matrix. It was in the collection for many years and originally purchased from a retired dealer. Hopefully you all look at your specimens in particular gem specimens with a 10 x mag and strong light. Also fluorescent UVA and UVB can be helpful in detecting glues. They are well knowledged in their art and sprinkle crystal dust on top of the glue to conceal it. One of the give always on this glue job is the angle is wrong in orientation with the quartz crystal. Repaired specimens are OK (to some people) and always labeled as such repaired or R in the title. This specimen sits freely on a perspex stand.
Dimensions:
6.6cm x 5cm x 4cm, 75g.
Location:
Paprok, Afghanistan.SKU: n/a