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Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World
RARE ILMENITE QUARTZ SPECIMEN 1
A Rare Ilmenite Quartz Specimen 1 for sale. A solid Ilmenite on Quartz Matrix with another silvery associated mineral – Bismithinite is one of the minerals associated with Ilmenite. Good portions of the metal on this specimen are crystalised. Fossicked over 20 years ago and the location is now permanently closed. It is from a location with some radioactive ore, the fossicker who found this treasure advises this rock is not radioactive. This is a rare metal mineral specimen for the avid metal mineral collector. Reminds me of weeing a specimen labeled Titanomagnetite in the Museum of Australia – interesting rocks.
Location:
Arkaroola Bore, Arkaroola, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
9.7cm x 8cm x 5.2cm, 600g.Iron Titanium Oxide, FeTiO3:
SKU: M25I02 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World
MOLYBDENITE CRYSTAL
A large lustrous specimen of an Aussie Molybdenite Crystal. No matrix to speak of, it’s all crystal. Hard to find in this size & quality. Molybdenite is the main ore of the metal molybdenum. A great addition to your metals collection. Some are using specimens like this Molybdenite Crystal as a power transistor by slight modification in the lab. This specimen comes with a very old display box and typed label for enhanced display.
Location:
Red Range, NSW, Australia.Dimensions:
8.4cm x 3.7cm x 3.4cm, 158g.MoS2
Molybdenum Sulfide.SKU: AM25MO01 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Minerals of the World, Rock 'n Slabs
PERIDOT OLIVINE BOMB
A lovely specimen of Peridot in Basalt. Also known as a Peridot Olivine Bomb for the manner in which they are fired out of volcanoes. Olivine is the mineral name for this stone. I personally love the stuff, and this piece is Australian which makes it even better!
Location:
Mt Shadwell, Mortlake, Victoria, Australia.Dimensions:
6.5cm x 6cm x 4.8cm, 185g.Peridot (Mg, Fe)2SiO4.
SKU: A25POB02 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Minerals of the World, Rock 'n Slabs
LARGE PERIDOT OLIVINE BOMB
A lovely specimen Large Peridot Olivine Bomb in Basalt. Also known as a Peridot Olivine Bomb for the manner in which they are fired out of volcanoes. Olivine is the mineral name for this stone. I personally love the stuff, and this piece is Australian which makes it even better!
Location:
Mt Shadwell, Mortlake, Victoria, Australia.Dimensions:
13.8cm x 10cm x 8cm, 1184g.Peridot (Mg, Fe)2SiO4.
SKU: A25POB01 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Minerals of the World, Quartz
AUSSIE CLEAR QUARTZ CRYSTAL
Aussie Clear Quartz Crystal for sale. This one will not last long as quality like this is hard to come by. Stunning clarity when you look through this crystal and fairly heavy to hold. At 601g this Crystal is large and there are a few imperfections (a small dint on one edge near tip) but this is the way it came out of the Earth. Definitely one for the quartz collector. Australian quartz does not get much better than this and is in short supply. We were lucky to obtain this beautiful specimen. Feels great to hold and would suit an addition as a great Aussie classic to your crystal collection or would serve well as a healing crystal for cleansing and amplifying.
Location:
White Rock Quarry, Magill, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
15cm x 5.1cm x 6.7cm, 601g.Quartz: SiO2.
SKU: AC25QC01 -
Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World
RARE ILMENITE QUARTZ SPECIMEN
A Rare Ilmenite Quartz Specimen for sale. A solid Ilmenite on Quartz Matrix with another silvery associated mineral – Bismithinite is one of the minerals associated with Ilmenite. Good portions of the metal on this specimen are crystalised. Fossicked over 20 years ago and the location is now permanently closed. It is from a location with some radioactive ore, the fossicker who found this treasure advises this rock is not radioactive. This is a rare metal mineral specimen for the avid metal mineral collector. Reminds me of weeing a specimen labeled Titanomagnetite in the Museum of Australia – interesting rocks.
Location:
Arkaroola Bore, Arkaroola, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
7cm x 5.5cm x 3.6cm, 267g.Iron Titanium Oxide, FeTiO3:
SKU: M25I01 -
Crystals, Metal Specimens
ELEMENT 83 BISMUTH Bi 12
Element 83 Bismuth Bi Crystal Cluster. This is top quality material. Displaying the full rainbow of colours in the sought after hopper crystal shapes. Bismuth Crystals appeal to everyone from kids, geology students, mineral collectors and crystal lovers. Who can blame us with the amazing stair pyramid shapes and rainbow of colours it displays. This mineral whether in its natural native form or in this type has some truly amazing properties that puts it in a class of its own. My photos don’t do this Bismuth justice.
Dimensions:
5cm x 3.6cm x 3.4cm, 83g.BISMUTH Bi
SKU: C1112 -
Crystals, Fluorescent Specimens, Minerals of the World
FLUORESCENT RUBY WAND CRYSTAL 33
A large, natural Fluorescent Ruby Wand Crystal. Polished to a cabochon on top, the whole crystal is corundum, the mineral otherwise known as ruby and sapphire. The crystals from this location are rare and unusual. They are all polished to detect any valuable star rubies that may be among them. It is the interference of Titanium Dioxide which creates a Star Ruby. Fluorescent under longwave UVC light. A beautiful natural crystal for the collector and a super gift or treat. Comes in a little drawstring pouch. Ideal as a Fluorescent Mineral Specimen or Massage Wand. Natural Ruby Specimens are becoming rare and hard to come by. More and more fake and synthetic Rubies are being created in the lab. Also mining is more blast and crush these days as compared with the old ways.
Location:
Northern India.Dimensions:
5.3cm x 2.7cm x 2.5cm, 79g.Ruby Corundum
Al2O3.SKU: B2633 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Gem Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World, Top Shelf
GEMMY RHODONITE CRYSTALS
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Australian Minerals, Crystals, Gem Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World, Top ShelfGEMMY RHODONITE CRYSTALS
A superb specimen of Gemmy Rhodonite Crystals in Galena. A cluster of chunky, red translucent crystals on matrix. This specimen in particular shows amazing crystal colour and shape and will make a worthy addition to any collection. Two main crystals one atop the other nested in Truncated Galena from Broken Hill.
Location:
Broken Hill, NSWDimensions:
3.7cm x 2.5cm x 2.2cm, 34g.Rhodonite: MnSiO3
Named in 1819 by Christoph Friedrich Jasche from the Greek rhodos or “rose”, referring to its colour.
Galena: PbS
Galena is the primary ore mineral of lead. Worked for its lead content as early as 3000 BC, it is found in ore veins with sphalerite, pyrite, chalcopyrite, tennantite-tetrahedrite, etc. and in skarns, as well as in sedimentary rocks where it may replace carbonate beds or be deposited in pore spaces.
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SKU: AM23GRC01 -
Australian Minerals, Crystals, Minerals of the World
ATACAMITE CRYSTALS
A great Australian specimen of Atacamite Crystals, deep forest green in colour with all over coverage. This piece is a good example of material from this location. A solid specimen with deep green colour and sparkle. My photos do no justice for this piece. A stunning large specimen, becoming very hard to find in this size.
Location:
Mount Gunson, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
10.1cm x 4.8cm x 3.9cm, 257g.Copper Chloride Hydroxide
Cu2Cl(OH)3.SKU: A24A02 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World
GLOBULAR ORPIMENT
A great rare specimen of Globular Orpiment for the mineral collector. A splash of colour for your collection and an unusual addition to the cabinet. Just spectacular, also featuring a few small well formed crystals of Realgar and Barite on a matrix of Sphalerite, Galena and Pyrite. This mineral specimen is from very old stock. Treat this one with care as it does of course contain Arsenic and is for looking not touching and not for the young ones.
Location:
Palomo Mine, Andes, Peru.Dimensions:
6.4cm x 5.5cm x 3.4cm, 143g.ORPIMENT As2S3Â Arsenic Sulfide.
SKU: M24OR01 -
Crystals, Quartz
AMETHYST CRYSTAL POINT
A beautiful natural Large Amethyst Crystal Point. This is a purple Amethyst crystal with a natural point. Crystals like this are not always available and this one is a great collectors piece. It would make an unforgettable gift or treat for anyone who loves crystals and minerals.
Location:
Brazil.Dimensions:
13.5cm x 6.1cm x 6.1cm, 555g.Variety of: Quartz , SiO2.
SKU: CC0385-1-1 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World
GREEN KYANITE PARCEL
Beautiful rough Green Kyanite Parcel from Aussie. Gorgeous Green Kyanite, good sized natural crystals. There are lots of crystals with good shades of pale green colour. Two pics backlit from torch to show colour and translucency. Perfect for a specimen and great healing properties too.
Location:
Harts Range, Northern Territory, Australia.Dimensions:
Total weight 156g.Aluminum Silicate:Â Al2 SiO5.
SKU: C23GK01 -
Crystals, Minerals of the World
BURMESE BLUE SAPPHIRE PARCEL
BURMESE BLUE SAPPHIRE PARCEL. Great coloured natural crystals. We collected these from Myanmar many moons ago.
Location:
Mogok, Myanmar.Dimensions:
9 Pieces total weight, 30g.Aluminum Oxide
Al2O3.Corundum is called Sapphire except red Sapphire which is called Ruby. The word sapphire comes from the Greek word for blue, sapphirus. Only a few hundredths of a percent of iron and titanium can cause the colour, and the more iron the corundum contains, the darker the blue. A rare sapphire is a Padparadscha which is a pinky peach colour, found in Sri Lanka. The best shade of red for a Ruby is Pigeon Blood Red. Ruby can be any shade of red up to almost pink.
SKU: GC23BS02 -
Crystals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World, Quartz
HUEBNERITE QUARTZ CRYSTALS
Great looking Metal Specimen of Huebnerite Quartz Crystals, showing amazing crystal formations protruding out of the interlacing quartz matrix. Slight translucency on edges of Huebnerite crystals with some minimal yellow sulfur coloured oxide on surfaces or protected crevices and in the Quartz. This is a very collectable piece. Huebnerite is an ore of Tungsten. Tungsten is used to make fake Gold bars. That is because Tungsten has the same specific gravity as gold does. The best way to test for this type of fakery is to drill a very small hole in the bar.
Location:
Mundo Nuevo Mine, La Libertad, Peru.Dimensions:
5cm x 4.7cm x 3.5cm, 38g.Manganese tungstate,
MnWO4.SKU: M23HU01
