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TS 1030
Dioptase and Calcite
$120.00
2.5 x 1.8 x 0.8cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Beautiful undamaged Calcite crystals covering Dioptase crystals. Very Aesthetic specimen, but you should know that, like many of his specimens, Willard Perkins often sawed the back side of his specimens and this is no exception.
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TS 1031
Cerussite
$60.00
1.7 x 1.3 x 0.6cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Very nice, undamaged set of Cerussite crystals. Sawn on the back, another way of knowing its a Willard Perkins rock! |
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TS 1032
Mimetite
$200.00
4.2 x 2.3 x 1.4cm
Possibly from the famous 1972 "Gem Pocket" find. Very gemmy crystals on what I believe is Galena. |
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TS 1033
Cuprian Adamite
$100.00
1.6 x 1.4 x 0.8cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Not only are there very well formed crystals of Cuprian Adamite, but there is Cerussite and I also believe there is Olivinite as well. Sawn on the back and at the bottom. |
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TS 1034
Dioptase and Calcite
$80.00
2.4 x 1.9 x 0.9cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Bright, undamaged Dioptase crystals with just a little bit of Calcote. The back of the specimen has been sawn. |
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TS 1035
Cerussite
$400.00
3.7 x 3.2 x 1.9cm
Very chunky and large Cedrussite showing two lobes of a sixling twin. John R. Ydren Collection. |
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TS 1036
Cuprian Smithsonite
$50.00
2.1 x 1.6 x 0.3cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Bright green crystals and good coverage make this a very nice piece. As with most of the specimens Willard prepared, the back of this is sawn. |
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TS 1037
Cobaltoan Smithsonite
$90.00
2.3 x 1.2 x 0.6cm
Former Willard Perkins Specimen from the Thumbnail Collection of Tom Wolfe. Top saturated pink color on this one and very well formed undamaged crystals as well. As with most of the specimens Willard prepared, the back of this is sawn. |
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TS 1038
Cerussite
$60.00
1.8 x 1.7 x 1.2cm
Complex crystals radiate in all directions on this cute thumbnail specimen. |
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TS 1017
Beaudantite and Malachite
$100.00
4.4 x 2.5 x 1.4cm
Beaudantite is of of Tsumeb's rarities and this specimen has a vug that is covered with small (<1mm) crystals. There is also a bit of primary Malachite in the vug as well. |
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TS 1019
Beaudantite
$200.00
2.9 x 2.5 x 2.4cm
This is a very nice Beaudantite with a pedigree! It come from Lawrence H. Conklin and before him, it was in the American Museum of Natural History, specimen number 35497. The crystals are small, but are very well formed. |
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TS 1024
Cuprian Smithsonite
$300.00
3.4 X 2.3 x 0.9cm
This one is all about the color, this is much more bue than most Cuprian Smithsonites. The crystal on the left does have some damage, but the two larger ones are undamaged. The back has been sawn. |
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TS 1025
Mimetite
$300.00
9.3 x 5.1 x 4.0cm
This is a very special cabinet sized piece from the John R. Ydren Collection. The specimen is covered with Mimetite crystals and another mineral which I think is Smithsonite, but could be Willemite. . |
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TS 1026
Dioptase and Calcite
$350.00
7.7 x 5.7 x 4.1cm
Though there is a bit of bruising to this specimen, it is still an impressive cabinet Dioptase and Calcite specimen that is very aesthetic. |
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TS 1027
Malachite after Azurite
$120.00
5.0 x 3.2 x 3.2cm
Here is an Azurite specimen with a single fine crystal that has been completely replaced by Malachite. There is no damage to this specimen. |
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TS 1028
Dioptase
$1600.00
8.0 x 7.6 x 2.6cm
This Dioptase from the Clote Collection is a perfect blue-green carpet of crystals that are undamaged and completely cover the matrix. These 2 -3mm crystals all have magnificent luster and are accented by the occasional small Calcite crystal. |
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TS 1029
Cobaltoan Smithsonite
$400.00
7.5 x 6.4 x 1.8cm
The crystals are a bit light in color, but they are pretty large, up to nearly 2cm across! The specime is in excellent shape with no damage at all. . |
