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Azurite and malachite were among the most notable early mineral specimens found at Morenci, prized for their vibrant blue and green colors. These minerals formed as secondary copper minerals, a byproduct of the oxidation of copper sulfide ores. Early miners and collectors began salvaging these specimens, especially as interest in mineral collecting grew in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This one was salvaged beautiful and is a complete, fully formed rosette of brightly colored, bladed azurite crystals. 5 x 4 x 3.5 cm. $800. Available on @over_100_dollar_gems @arizona_minerals_only
$800.00
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Sold! Spinel Law twinned copper from the famous Ray Mine in Arizona. A highly desirable habit of copper that is popular among collectors. This is a great specimen with a rustic natural patina and minor iridescence. High quality spinel laws are difficult to obtain at a low price. But grab this one for only $85. Ex Cal Graeber
$85.00
Halite from Camp Verde, Arizona! Well known for the Glauberite, ‘desert roses’, and aragonite pseudomorphs—halite is surprising uncommon at the salt mines, I think largely due to the lack of moisture. But this is a fine example of the species from this location. Slightly blue hue, and well defined cubic growth. Definitely an older specimen out of the Dodd collection. Grab this one for $95.
$95.00
Rhodochrosite from Mont Saint-Hilaire, Canada. A beautiful and unique color rhodo that is darker than most. I love the crystallization on this as well. Rare locality. $175 @over_100_dollar_gems
$175.00
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Sold! Joaquinite, Benitoite, and Neptuneite from the Dallas Gem Mine, California. A nice matrix specimen with an unusual amount of Joaquinite. Also completes the trifecta with Benitoite and neptunite. Great low price of $45.
$45.00
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Sold! Malachite from the New Cornelia Mine, Ajo, Arizona. One of the most aesthetic malachite specimens I’ve seen in a while. These are stacked prisms of chatoyant, fibrous malachite, that look very dendritic. I love the separation of crystals with space in between. Top-notch display peice. Ex Kristale. Ex Clem Smith. $300. @over_100_dollar_gems
$300.00
Turquoise from Kingman, Arizona. This is a raw specimen that has not been stabilized. Stabilized turquoise is basically infused with plastic so it can be used in lapidary etc. This is a natural stone which is slightly chalky, but has that beautiful turquoise color, and even a natural slick on one side. Great collectors specimen for $85.
$85.00
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Sold! Copper included selenite from the Mission Mine, Arizona. All-natural encapsulated copper crystals inside a gemmy window of selenite. The crystallization is robust and unique. $170. Available at @over_100_dollar_gems
$170.00
Vanadinite from the Old Yuma Mine, Pima County, Arizona. Now a part of a National Park, the Old Yuma mine used to produce world-class Vanadinite and wulfenite specimens. This one is truly unique with rounded hexagonal barrels of bright red and lustrous vanadinite crystals. Grab a piece of history for only $75.
$75.00
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All sold! Benitoite gembox set. Each has a natural trillion stone, rough stone, faceted stone, and cabochon!!! These are a must have for $50 each!
$50.00
Chrysocolla, Azurite, etc slab from Namibia. Stunning and rich colors and patterns. Both sides are beautifully polished. Available for $150 at @over_100_dollar_gems
$150.00
Morganite and Mica from Brazil. This has lots of natural faces and some natural etchings. Subtle light pink color and weighing 31 grams. Won’t break the bank at $60.
$60.00