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PINK BUSTAMITE SPECIMEN
A notably Pink Bustamite Specimen! This piece is solid Bustamite showing crystals faces in places with Galena crystals and Sphalerite throughout. A very interesting rock you could inspect for hours. Bustamite is rarer than the Rhodonite often found with Galena from this location. The colour and shape of the crystals in this matrix are also above average. This is a great overall example of Broken Hill minerals to add to your Australian mineral collection.
Dimensions:
8.5cm x 12cm x 9.5cm, 1100g.Location:
Broken Hill, NSW, Australia.Bustamite
CaMn2+Si2O6SKU: AM23BU01 - Australian Minerals, Crystals
AUSSIE BLUE KYANITE CLUSTER
A cool mountain-like Aussie Blue Kyanite cluster! Lovely pale blue Kyanite crystals on a quartz and mica base. An uncommon find for Aussie specimens, Kyanite is a super popular mineral, one usually more associated with Nepal and Brazil. We always try to have lots of stock of this awesome stone! A great addition to your crystal or mineral collection.
Dimensions:
6.8cm x 5cm x 8.3cm, 410g.Location:
Kakoschkes Kyanite Prospect, South Australia.Aluminum Silicate
Kyanite Al2 SiO5.SKU: AM23C01 - Australian Minerals, Crystals, Minerals of the World
AUSSIE TOURMALINE SPECIMEN
Large Aussie Tourmaline Specimen! Beautiful and rare, this is old stock. We were very lucky to come across such a beautiful piece. It is really one large crystal with a matrix of Mica. Mica and Feldspar cover parts of the exterior. Well formed crystal, good size with some translucency. A superb specimen for the Aussie Minerals collector.
Location:
Yinnietharra, Western Australia.Dimensions:
16.5cm x 13cm x 6.5cm, 1626g.Tourmaline.
Variety Dravite.
Na(Mg3)Al6(Si6O18)(BO3)3(OH)3(OH).SKU: AM23D01 - Australian Minerals, Fluorescent Specimens
MANGANO CALCITE CRYSTALS BH
A large quality Aussie Mangano Calcite Crystals BH specimen. Featuring beautiful crystals that are fluorescent under long wave UV and short wave UV light. What a stunner, this specimen is white in daylight and pink fluorescing under UV light. If you only need one piece of this mineral, this would be an excellent choice. Step your collection up a level with this super Aussie crystal. This specimen shows BIP Brief Intense Phosphorescence with a UVA laser, pic with luminescent circle shows this. There are some fine Pyrite Crystals on the surface of this specimen from one direction – characteristic of other specimens from this local. Good fine dog-tooth crystals on botryoidal mounds.
This is a rare quality calcite crystal specimen. Super collectable for your crystal, mineral, calcite or fluorescent specimen collection. This beautiful small cluster would make a knockout gift. The very pink photos were taken under UVA and UVC light.
Dimensions:
27cm x 20.5cm x 5cm, 3106g.Location:
Broken Hill, NSW, Australia.Mangano Calcite:
(Ca,Mn)CO3.SKU: AM23MC01 - Australian Minerals, Chrysoprase, Polished Stones, Rock 'n Slabs
CHRYSOPRASE CHUNK SPECIMEN
Large Chrysoprase Chunk Specimen with great green colour. It is translucent showing the grain, colour banding and slightly porous. Great for carving or as a brightly apple coloured mineral specimen. This is from very old stock. Stunning. Two flat cut faces really shows the interior of this Chrysoprase.
Location:
Marlborough, Queensland, Australia.Dimensions:
12cm x 7.3cm x 4.3cm, 422g.CHRYSOPRASE
Chrysoprase, chrysophrase or chrysoprasus is a gemstone variety of chalcedony a cryptocrystalline form of silica that contains small quantities of nickel. The best colour is apple green which imitates Imperial Jade from Asia, but varies from deep green, blue grey to lemon. The darker varieties are called prase.
SKU: CH2301 - Australian Minerals
VELVET MALACHITE
A great little Specimen of Velvet Malachite. This piece looks way better in person than my photos, it’s a very aesthetic and sparkling specimen and comes from a renowned Aussie location for these minerals. It is mounted on perspex to go straight into your cabinet.
Location:
Browns Deposit, Rum Jungle, Northern Territory, Australia.Dimensions:
5.5cm x 3.7cm x 3.6cm, 61g.Malachite, Copper Carbonate Hydroxide
Cu2(CO3)(OH)2.
SKU: AM23M01 - Australian Minerals
AZURITE CLUSTER SA
An outstanding Azurite Cluster SA. Featuring amazing electric blue colour and great form with a little surface Malachite. The best Aussie Azurite I’ve seen has come from this location. This little gem would be a great addition to any Aussie, metals or general mineral collection. Comes with a small perspex square for enhanced display in your cabinet. Azurite is a very popular mineral because of its unparalleled vibrant colour, a deep blue called “azure”, hence its name.
Location:
Burra Copper Mine, Burra, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
4cm x 4cm x 2.9cm, 44g.AZURITE:
Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2.SKU: AM23AZ02 - Australian Minerals, Minerals of the World
AZURITE SUN KAOLINITE
Lovely bright Azurite Sun Kaolinite matrix from the renowned Malbunka Copper Mine. This specimen features many smaller Suns of azure blue atop the Kaolinite matrix. The largest sun diameter is 1cm. This is a classic, top Australian collectors specimen. Azurite Suns are unique to Australia and are mined underground. This beautiful specimen would grace any mineral collection and no Australian one would be complete without a sample. Azurite from this mine forms differently to other types. Specimens like this are the most popular and continue to demand high prices internationally. Spoil yourself with this beautiful Aussie mineral specimen. Your future self will thank you for it.
Dimensions:
9.9cm x 5.6cm x 3.4cm, 168g.Location:
Malbunka Copper Mine, Areyonga, Northern Territory, Australia.AZURITE: Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2
SKU: AM23AZ01 - Australian Minerals, Fluorescent Specimens, Minerals of the World, Opals
FLUORESCENT HYALITE OPAL 35
-5%Australian Minerals, Fluorescent Specimens, Minerals of the World, OpalsFLUORESCENT HYALITE OPAL 35
A Fluorescent Hyalite Opal. This is a superb Aussie specimen to grace your collection. Rare to come by at this quality. Fluorescent Green under UVC light.
Location:
Squaretop Mountain, Queensland, Australia.Dimensions:
3.8cm x 3.5cm x 1.9cm, 19g.Hyalite
SiO2 · nH2O.A colourless variety of Opal. Hyalite is opal, an amorphous silica glass containing about 3-8% water. Hyalite occurs as globular and botryoidal masses and irregular crusts. Found in volcanic and pegmatite environments where the silica deposits from the gas phase. It often shows a strong green fluorescence in UV light.
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SKU: B2735 - Australian Minerals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World
MOLYBDENITE SPECIMEN
An Australian Molybdenite Specimen. There several Molybdenite Crystals on a Quart matrix. Hard to find in this size. This specimen sits and displays well naturally. Molybdenite is the ore of molybdenum. A great addition to your metals collection. Some are using specimens like this Molybdenite Crystal as a power transistor by slight modification in the lab. Hard to find in this size.
Location:
Wolfram Pipe, Kingsgate, NSW, Australia.Dimensions:
8.8cm x 8.8cm x 8cm, 639g.MoS2
Molybdenum Sulfide.
SKU: AM23MM01 - Australian Minerals, Minerals of the World
AZURITE SUNS
Lovely bright Azurite Suns from the renowned Malbunka Copper Mine. This specimen features many smaller Suns of azure blue atop the Kaolinite matrix. The largest sun diameter is 1cm. This is a classic, top Australian collectors specimen. Azurite Suns are unique to Australia and are mined underground. This beautiful specimen would grace any mineral collection and no Australian one would be complete without a sample. Azurite from this mine forms differently to other types. Specimens like this are the most popular and continue to demand high prices internationally. Spoil yourself with this beautiful Aussie mineral specimen. Your future self will thank you for it.
Dimensions:
8.3cm x 6cm x 2.7cm, 142g.Location:
Malbunka Copper Mine, Areyonga, Northern Territory, Australia.AZURITE: Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2
SKU: C0305 - Australian Minerals, Minerals of the World
AUSSIE ATACAMITE SPECIMEN
Aussie Atacamite Specimen, deep forest green in colour with good crystal coverage. This piece is a good example of material from this location. A solid specimen with deep green colour. My photos do no justice for this piece.
Location:
Mount Gunson, Pernatty, South Australia, Australia.Dimensions:
8.4cm x 7.7cm x 5cm, 206g.Copper Chloride Hydroxide
Cu2Cl(OH)3.SKU: AM23AT01 - Australian Minerals, Fluorescent Specimens, Gem Crystals, Minerals of the World
FLUORESCENT ZIRCON CRYSTAL 47
-5%Australian Minerals, Fluorescent Specimens, Gem Crystals, Minerals of the WorldFLUORESCENT ZIRCON CRYSTAL 47
Fluorescent Zircon Crystal 47. Also known as a Zircon Bomb. Deep red brown colour in the sunlight and fluorescent yellow under UVA and UVC. It is rare to get yellow fluorescent minerals let alone in Crystal form. A super collectors specimen and rare. Classic location too.
Dimensions:
3.7cm x 2.5cm x 3.3cm, 61g.Location:
Mud Tank, Northern Territory, Australia.Zirconium Silicate:
ZrSiO4.SKU: FL23ZI01 - Australian Minerals, Metal Specimens, Minerals of the World
BISMUTHINITE RARE
Bismuthinite Rare Bismuth specimen. A little beauty with some white green sulfide sprinkled between the crevices. The close up pic shows typical crystal form. The specimen is on a perspex pad for enhanced display.
Dimensions:
2.9cm x 2.2cm x 1.6cm, 35g.Location:
Wolfram Camp, Australia.BISMUTHINITE
Bi2S3
Bismuth SulfideBismuthinite is an important ore of bismuth. Sprays of steel gray prismatic bismuthinite crystals radiate outward from a common attachment point in the more spectacular specimens of this somewhat rare sulfide mineral. These specimens can not help but be compared to specimens of stibnite. It is difficult to distinguish from the similar looking and closely related antimony sulfide. Bismuthinite is heavier than stibnite and on closer inspection of the crystals, there exists a noticeable difference with bismuthinite’s having straighter, flatter faces. In massive form the confusion is even more pronounced, but bismuthinite is not associated with the typical antimony or arsenic minerals to which stibnite is so commonly allied.
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SKU: AM23BR01 - Australian Minerals, Opals, Rock 'n Slabs
BOULDER OPAL ROUGH
Boulder Opal Rough rock. A large sized Opal specimen in Purple, Blue and a splash of Green colour. A really lovely piece of Aussie stone. This specimen is from quality Boulder Opal gemstone. You can see two good seams on opposite ends and who knows what’s on the inside.
Dimensions:
10.2cm x 7.2cm x 7.8cm, 710g.Location:
Queensland.Opal
SiO2.nH2O
Hydrated Silicon Dioxide.SKU: O22BO02
