Bustamite, New South Wales, Australia, Cabinet-Sized SpecimenApprox. Dimensions: 2. 8 in x 2. 4 in x 1. 7 in Approx. Weight: 302 grams Multi colored and varied in crystal shape this Bustamite specimen has one large tabular arm of crystal elongated from the body of the larger mineral. Sphalerite is scattered throughout the specimen with tiny collections of pyrite speckled randomly on the surface. Some areas of the Bustamite are light red and slightly translucent. A varied and fascinating specimen from Broken

Ankerite is attached to the Magnesite in flat

6 in x 1 in

Sea green in color

Weight: 199 grams

The resinous luster of the Rhodonite combines well with the classic metallic luster of the Galena which makes up half of the specimen

The metallic shine of the Sphalerite contrasts the glassy luster of the Fluorite

This specimen of Fluorite features green-blue crystals with some internal cloudiness

Tiny Fluorite crystals are also scattered throughout the Quartz

Milky white crystals form a circular pattern underneath

interlocking patterns which often grow on other minerals

Thicker crystals clustered tightly together cover one edge with a patch of the thinner crystals nesting beneath the cluster

and striations are clearly visible on its surface