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White Rock Crystal Geode Natural Specimen Sculpture its divided into two parts.

Natural Quartz Geode in Iron-Stained Matrix. Quartz crystals developed over millions of years inside a hollow cavity from ancient volcanic activity. The dark outer layer was most li...

Enhance your collection with this visually striking specimen featuring crisp white calcite crystals atop vivid blue-green smithsonite. Sourced from the renowned Kelly Mine in Magdale...

Palmarejo is located in northern Mexico and is part of the historic Sierra Madre Occidental gold-silver belt. Aside from its gold and silver reserves,...

Quartz can be found in nearly every corner of the earth, yet despite its abundance, there are some rarer varieties of quartz that differentiate themselves with their distinctive colo...

The specimen features a striking, oversized calcite crystal rising from the center of the amethyst cluster. Its rich orange‑red coloration immediately draws the eye, and the crystal’...

Green apophyllite, stilbite and chalcedony mineral specimen on a lucite stand. The dimensions are of the specimen on the stand. Visit our other 1STDIBS storefront Moxie Interiors t...

Although calcite is plentiful and diverse, calcite from Tennessee is instantly recognizable and highly sought-after for its twinned, scalenohedral crystal habit. Often, the scalenohe...

Presenting a substantial Crystal Quartz Cluster fluorite specimen is a testament to the enchanting beauty of natural rock formations. Spanning an impressive 46cm in width, this clust...

A Pair of Naturalia mineral specimen: Calcite flowers and Pyromorphite crystals, mounted over a carved wooden base, vase shape, gold gilded. Italy around 1880.

Artigas is known for amethysts of the darkest and richest hues of purple. Lustrous and richly-toned, they are instantly recognizable and not uncommon in the mineral market. What sets...

Quartz spheres are cut and polished pieces of quartz that have held cultural significance since (at least) the 1st century when they were first recorded by Pliny the Elder. They were...