|
for my eBay store.
Pacific Northwest... |
NEW |
|
quartz NEW |
|
NEW |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
calcite SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
quartz NEW |
twin SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
SOLD |
![]() Click |
This is a stunning, marquise cut 6-ray Idaho star garnet.
This gemstone shines an absolutely vibrant transparent red.
This is a 6-ray stone. 4 rays are prominent, two are weaker, but all can be seen with a good light source.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! CONTACT me if your are interested in star garnets. |
|
For sale is a sizeable cluster of analcime from Robertson Pit. The analcime crystals are partially gemmy! The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included. Visit my Robertson Pit page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click! PRICE: $65.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
For sale are two undamaged specimens of gemmy yellow calcite from Robertson Pit, Mason County, Washington. The larger specimen has gemmy portions with rich color and has natrolite needles included where it was attached in the pocket. The smaller specimen is very gemmy and is professionally mounted in a pedestal-style perky box. Both specimens are interpentration twins and fluoresce and phosphoresce under short wave ultraviolet light. A specimen label is included. Visit my Robertson Pit page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
PRICE: $65.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
![]() |
A one-of-a-kind zeolite specimen self-collected from the Menke Pit near Shelton, Mason County, Washington. A pink heulandite is perched in the center of a white stilbite cluster. This specimen was collected from the Crescent Formation pillow basalts. A specimen label is included.
Click!
PRICE: $45.00 (free domestic shipping), or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
For sale is an immaculate Japan-law twin quartz cluster from the PC Mine, Jefferson County, Montana. Material of this quality is difficult to find on the market.
Click! PRICE: $400.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
This is a beautiful botryoidal amygdule filling of peach-colored velvety mordenite from Rock Creek, Washington, USA. The specimen is extremely delicate and undamaged. The mordenite is mounted in a 1-1/4 inch perky box with a specimen label. Visit my Rock Creek page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click! PRICE: $30.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
A rare micromount of clustered okanoganite crystals in a miarolitic cavity from the alkali granite of the Golden Horn Batholith. This specimen was self-collected in 2009 and has been mounted in a pedestal-style perky box. A specimen label is included. Visit my Golden Horn Batholith page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click! PRICE: $40.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
Siderite rosette pseudomorphed to goethite associated with gemmy quartz, the largest crystal is slightly sceptered. A specimen label is included.
Visit my Clipper View Claim page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click! PRICE: $55.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
This is an incredibly aesthetic thumbnail specimen of amethystine quartz perched on calcite set against greenish-black chlorite from Shellrock Mountain, Hood River County, Oregon. This is a superb thumbnail combination. The specimen is mounted in a pedestal-style perky box with a specimen label.
Click! PRICE: $30.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
This is a wonderfully aesthetic thumbnail of quartz and red stilbite filling an amygdule in basalt from Mill Creek, Polk County, Oregon. The specimen is mounted in a pedestal-style 1-1/4 inch perky box with specimen label.
Click! PRICE: $40.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
|
For sale is a one-of-a-kind Washington State quartz specimen with numerous intergrown gemmy light amethyst crystals. The specimen is from Dog Mountain, Skamania County, Washington, USA. The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click! PRICE: $50.00 (free domestic shipping) , or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
![]() |
For sale is a cluster of red inesite from Kalahari, South Africa. This rich specimen is mounted an a pedestal-style acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label will be included.
Click!
PRICE: $375.00 (free domestic shipping), or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
![]() Click |
Top grade, brilliant luster. The cluster is undamaged and is from the Jose de Huanzala mine, Department de Huanuco, Peru.
Click!
PRICE: $120.00 (free domestic shipping), or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
![]() |
This is a beautiful double terminated sceptered bicolor tourmaline from the Himalaya Mine, San Diego County, California.
Click!
PRICE: $200.00 (free domestic shipping), or CONTACT me with a reasonable offer. |
![]() |
A wonderful combination of apple-green translucent actinolite blades in pearly silver talc matrix. A specimen label is included. Visit my Wenatchee Ridge page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a wonderful large undamaged white isometric analcime crystal up to 1-1/2 inches in diameter! with smaller analcimes and aegerine augite associated. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
For sale is a great gem cluster of analcime with minor natrolite from Robertson Pit. This is one of the only localities in the world where one can find gemmy analcime. A specimen label is included. Visit my Robertson Pit page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
For sale is for a gemmy cluster of analcime contrasting nicely with the black chlorite matrix from the Crescent Basalt Formation, near Dayton, Washington. Minor natrolite is associated. The specimen is mounted with removable mineral tack on an acrylic base. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
This is a select apatite on cleanly cleaved calcite from the Yates mine, Quebec, Canada. I hand selected this specimen from a Canadian dealer in Tucson this year The color contrast between the green apatite and the translucent orange calcite is superb. The top of the apatite is nicely terminated with and is partially gemmy. The specimen is mounted on a polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click! SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() Click |
This is an astonishing undamaged double terminated pink fluorescent apatite crystal sceptered on both ends associated with red spessartine garnet, black schorl and white microcline. This is the best thumbnail apatite I have seen from this locality. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
For sale is a sizeable cluster of green and yellow autunite and meta-autunite from the Daybreak Mine, Spokane County, Washington with individual tabular crystals plates over 1 inch! The specimen fluoresces bright green under ultraviolet light. The specimen is mounted on a polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included. Visit my Daybreak Mine page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click! SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a classic cluster of autunite/meta-autinite crystals with books of green tabular crystals. This specimen has been treated for preservation with a very diluted water-based glue so that it won't degrade. There aren't too many autunite specimens of this size that are preserved from this locality that show the classic crystal habit. I was lucky to acquire this specimen in good condition before the preservation process.
Visit my Daybreak Mine page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a nice specimen with radial tufts of green brochantite. Original label included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a nice combination of calcite with natrolite from the famous natrolite-producing Robertson Pit. Calcite from this locality is not common. The calcite is heavily included with needles of natrolite.
Visit my Robertson Pit page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a cluster of intergrown radial orange creedite spheres. The mine is no longer producing these wonderfully aesthetic specimens. The specimen is in great condition. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
A superb specimen of twinned cubanite. A shooting star! Just amazing. The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style acrylic base. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a unique cluster of pseudomorphed epidote crystals from Bessemer Ridge, King County, Washington, USA. Rarely do you see clusters of this material available on the market. This specimen was self-collected and consists of a cockscomb habit cluster with many of the crystals showing a hematite interior covered with microscopic quartz crystals. The color of the hematite ranges from silver to purple making this specimen very aesthetic. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a unique cluster of pseudomorphed epidote crystals from Bessemer Ridge, King County, Washington, USA. Rarely do you see clusters of this material available on the market. This specimen was self-collected and consists of a cockscomb habit cluster with many of the crystals showing a hematite interior covered with microscopic quartz crystals. The color of the hematite ranges from silver to purple making this specimen very aesthetic. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a cluster of pink inesite from the Fenjiashan Mine, China. A specimen label will be included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
For sale is a rare and highly collectible specimen of Japan-law twin quartz from a famous Northwest locality. The specimen is 3.1 cm from ear to ear and is included with hematite (see photo). The inclusions are visible and reflect if you hold the crystal at an angle. The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included. Visit my Denny Mountain page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
Good size, rare gemmy Japan-law twin quartz crystal from Mt Teneriffe near North Bend, Washington. The twin is in excellent shape with a fracture surface at base of crystal where it detatched from its matrix.
Visit my Mount Teneriffe page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a wonderful gemmy pink kunzite crystal with undamaged complex multiple terminations. The kunzite is professionally mounted on an acrylic display base. The kunzite has an incredible deep pink color when viewing the crystal down the long axis. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
A wonderful association of levyne with offretite overgrowths in amygdule cavites in basalt. Two cavities on this sample exhibit this wonderful association. The crystals are uniquely striped with a pearly, chatoyant luster. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
A wonderful cabinet-size snow-white radial natrolite cluster, one of the best that I have in my collection. A specimen label is included.
Visit my Robertson Pit page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
Wonderful micro-clusters of okanoganite tetrahedra growing on a quartz crystal in a micro-miarolitic cavity. Specimen is preofessionally mounted in a pedestal-style perky box with a specimen label. Visit my Golden Horn Batholith page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
Two perfect okanoganite tetrahedra can be found on this specimen. A partial terminated gemmy pink zektzerite also adorns this specimen.Wonderful micro-clusters of okanoganite tetrahedra growing on a quartz crystal in a micro-miarolitic cavity. Specimen is preofessionally mounted in a pedestal-style perky box with a specimen label. The specimen is mounted on a polished acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included. Visit my Golden Horn Batholith page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a very rare pseudomorph of calcite and quartz after aragonite. The crystal habit of the orignal aragonite crystal was quite complex with stepped terminations and small "side-car" crystals. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base. A specimen label is included.
Visit my Cadman Quarry page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
A pristine mirror-luster cubic Spanish pyrite measuring almost 1-1/2 inch on an edge. The cube shows slight skewing and complex growth patterns on the faces. A specimen label is included.
Click! SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() Click |
Brilliant cluster of octahedral pyrite from the San Jose de Huanzala mine, Department de Huanuco, Peru.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is is very aesthetic, balanced cluster of pyrite nad quartz from the Spruce Ridge Claim in King County, Washington. The pyrite is in excellent condition with superb luster, showing very complex growth striations. The largest pyrite is about 2 inches. A couple of missing quartz points are found at the edge of the cluster. Well terminated quartz, including a double-terminated crystal offset the pyrite nicely. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
A wonderful undamaged cluster of water-clear amethyst crystals from Veracruz, Mexico. What makes this specimen special is the visible moveable bubble (enhydro) on the display side of the largest crystal (2-1/2 inches). The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
Rare Japan-law twin quartz cluster from Denny Mountain, Washington. Adularia is associated.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
This is a great color gemmy pink tourmaline from Stak Nala, Pakistan. The base of the tourmaline is green. The crystal has a sharp, undamaged three face termination. There is some microcline feldspar attached to the side of the tourmaline. The specimen comes mounted with removable mineral tack on an acrylic base. This is a very nice tourmaline crystal. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() Click |
This is a stunning undamaged cluster of zoned vanadinite. One side of the specimen exhibits gemmy deep cherry-red crystals, contrasting with light brown crystals on the other side. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click! SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a beautiful thumbnail cluster of green and purple (manganoan) vesuvianite from the famous locality, Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos, Quebec The specimen consists of numerous zoned double-terminated crystals. The cluster is in excellent condition with two apparent contact points. The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For sale is a beautiful thumbnail cluster of gem-clear vibrant green vesuvianite from the famous locality, Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos, Quebec The color of this vesuvianite was discovered in 2008. Wisps of green-blue chromium vesuvianite zoning can be seen in a few of the crystals, which may partly explain the unique gem color of these vesuvianites. The specimen is mounted on a pedestal-style acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included.
According to my source for these wonderful vesuvianites, the Jeffrey Mine is operational on a very small-scale. A zone approximately 100 feet long along an abandoned perimeter road is where the vesuvianite is found. Collectors exposed a new pocket this past October that yielded these wonderful apple-green gemmy vesuvianites.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() Click |
For sale is a beautiful thumbnail cluster of green and purple (manganoan) vesuvianite from the Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos, Quebec, Canada. A 5/8 inch bicolor crystal is draped in purple/pink vesuvianite druse. The specimen is mounted on an acrylic base. A specimen label is included.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() Click |
Aesthetic cluster of gemmy yellow wulfenite from Toussite, Morocco.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
![]() |
For saile is a rare partially gemmy pink zektzerite from the Golden Horn Batholith at Washington Pass, Okanogan County, Washington, This is a great terminated specimen with a portion of the crystal cleaved from the matrix. I have inclueded a photo of short wave UV fluorescenece of this specimen (bright pastel green/blue). The final photo shows a side of the specimen that exhibits a stepped termination with a solution etched surface. The specimen is professionally mounted in a perky box with a specimen label.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
|
This is the second largest zektzerite in my collection. The crystal is well terminated with some nicks and internal fracturing. The size for this specimen is phenomenal, with a great translucent pink color. The specimen fluoresces strongly under short-wave ultraviolet light. This is the best zektzerite I have ever listed for sale. The specimen is mounted on a polished beveled acrylic base with removable mineral tack. A specimen label is included. Visit my Golden Horn Batholith page at Washington Minerals for more information about this mineral occurence.
Click!
SOLD - Thank you for your support! |
More to come! Web Counter
|