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Sold! Quartz and calcite with Enhydro from the Goboboseb Mts, Namibia. Fascinating water bubble trapped inside this quartz crystal with groupings of calcite along the base. Great deal at only $60
$60.00
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Tourmaline from Pederneira, Brazil. Awesome bicolored blue to green crystal weighing 6.3 grams. Perfect termination and and faint vertical striations along the prism faces that display great luster. $155. Available at @over_100_dollar_gems
$155.00
Azurite suns are a unique formation of this mineral found only in the Malbunka Copper Mine in Australia. These suns form between layers of a clay mineral called kaolinite. Nice little stunner for $45.
$45.00
Cavansite pendant from India. Definitely a unique and beautiful piece of jewelry. Set on sterling silver. The Cavansite is electric and will hold up to daily wear just fine. $125. Available on @over_100_dollar_gems
$125.00
Optical clear quartz from Crystal Hill, La Paz County, Arizona. A rare locality specimen. This one has good size and form. Some interesting inclusions and secondary quartz growth on the surface. $30.
$30.00
Pyrite Sun, Sparta, Illinois. Really unique pyrite formation that resembles a sand dollar. This is complete with radiating flat crystal growth. Cool specimen for $35.
$35.00
NEW FIND. RARE. Fluorite from the Sierra Ancha Mts, Gila County, Arizona. Sharp cubic crystals with lavender zoning. This is a very unusual and spectacular find for Arizona. A must have for any collection. Offering for $135. Available on @over_100_dollar_gems @arizona_minerals_only
$135.00
Silver from McMillanville, Gila County, Arizona. A large specimen for the locality and definitely rare, this is a great collectors item for $180. Available at @over_100_dollar_gems @arizona_minerals_only
$180.00
Cerussite and Fluorite from the Grand Reef Mine, Arizona. This is a large specimen with some very nice crystals along the top edge. Sharp retuculating V twins with great luster. The fluorite is an unusual secondary growth as well. Purple octahedral crystals. $95
$95.00
Water clear quartz cluster from Arkansas. The clarity on these crystals is insane. Grab this whimsical cluster for $65
$65.00
5.2 x 3.8 mm teardrop Paraiba tourmaline gemstone. 0.24 carats. Stunning blue green color and rare. $165. Available on @over_100_dollar_gems
$165.00
Sphalerite and Fluorite from the Elmwood Mine, TN. The sphalerite is so lustrous that it is difficult to make out all the complete crystal growth present on this specimen, but it’s there. The sphalerite also hosts a perfect cube of light purple fluorite with great patterning and translucency. $90
$90.00