Azurite with Malachite, New South Wales, Australia, Cabinet-Sized SpecimenApprox. Dimensions: 3. 8 in x 2 in x . 6 in Approx. Weight: 233 grams Velvety Malachite mixes with richly lustrous Azurite in a rich purple hue. The green of the Malachite stands out against the earthen colored base with smaller Azurite crystals interspersed lightly throughout. Two of the most colorful minerals in one specimen.

grows into the side of the larger crystal

The translucent purple fluorite clings to the large Quartz crystals on their front faces

Areas of tarnish are yellow and green

Rounded crystals of Cassiterite give off a metallic shine which complements the glassy luster of the clear quartz crystals

Dimensions: 2

Andradite is often used to make Garnet gemstones

Sulphur is encrusted along the outer edges of the specimen with grains of yellow Sulphur gently dusting the Celestite crystals

Cubic in shape and miniature in size

This fantastic specimen features clear Gypsum crystals radiating out in a fan-like pattern at one edge of a bed of smaller Calcite crystals

The crystals primarily occur between the tabular growths of the Dolomite

Weight: 319 grams

while the well-formed Quartz crystal adds to the interest of the overall specimen