A large and quite beautiful, NATURAL (untreated) Citrine Quartz multiple “lightbrary” crystal group from the Congo. It features a cluster of GEMMY golden Citrine crystals that exhibit the lovely yellowish color that this very uncommon variety of Quartz is famous for. Lots of fine details for you to explore all over, and in very good condition. One of the largest and finest specimens of this material that we have ever seen, and need less to say, ONE-OF-A-KIND.

A large and quite attractive specimen of polished Orthoceras fossils from Morocco. It features an over five pound piece of Orthoceras cleverly carved into the shaped of a book. Even though much of this material is available, these “books” are very hard to find; I was lucky to find one dealer with a few of these at the Tucson show several years ago. This particular book is very special in that it has “THE FOSSIL BOOK” engraved on the side.

A large and very showy specimen of salmon-pink Cerussite with Barite and Galena from Morocco. Highly FLUORESCENT as shown in the next photo. A visually impressive display specimen, in excellent condition as pictured. Lots of beautiful details for you to explore on this beauty, with a graceful composition and great presentation for display.

A very attractive specimen of botryoidal Hematite from Morocco. Similar to the classic material from Cumberland, England, it is also called “kidney ore” because of its resemblance to that organ. Composed of solid Hematite which is arranged into a very pleasing formation of side-by-side orbs. As the photos show, this piece is in excellent condition and has lots of beautiful details to explore.