Many interesting; rare and some that are just downright pretty minerals over the next few pages, from the United States of America - Enjoy the images !!! Why not email me with your order? ITS EASY!!! Use the button on the left of the page.

#OX1016: Pyrophyllite Graves Mountain, Lincoln Co. Georgia Min 31 x 48 x 35mm USD $25.00
	Brick red and cream radial sprays of a quite uncommon species of pearlescent Pyrophyllite make up this rich specimen. Quite eyecatching from a locality more well known for Rutile. Chemistry: AlSi2O5OH , Aluminum Silicate Hydroxide

#BAK63 : Pyromorphite - Jersey Vein, Bunker Hill Mine, Kellogg, Idaho 130gms - CAB: 58x90x27mm was $215.00 ...SALE PRICE $150.00 !!
	Superb Cabinet specimen of lustrous Arsenian Rich Pyromorphite crystals from the classic Bunker Hill locality. You don't often come across specimens of this size and quality these days The mine has been closed for some years, and these fabulous specimens were only found in a limited supply from the 9th Level of the Jersey Vein.

#BAK66 : Pyromorphite - Jersey Vein, Bunker Hill Mine, Kellogg, Idaho 187g : CAB: 58x75x45mm was $280.00....SALE PRICE $180.00 !!
	An excellent Cabinet specimen of Pyromorphite with large hexagonal barrel shaped orange Arsenian Rich crystals with a combination of smaller yellowish crystals. Great classic from this famous location on the 9th Level of the Jersey Vein. Gorgeous!! This specimen is three dimensional - crystals on ALL sides.

#Btb27 : Dioptase - Magma Mine, Superior, Pinal Co. Arizona small miniature/TN: 1.5 x 3 x 2cms ; $24.00
	Nicely formed gemmy bottle green crystals, scattered over host rock. Good locality specimen, not often seen.

#BAK65 : Pyromorphite - Jersey Vein, Bunker Hill Mine, Kellogg, Idaho 110g:CAB: 32x78x24mm was $175.00.... SALE PRICE only $115.00 !!

Another superb Large Pyromorphite specimen from this classic US location. Really lovely arsenic rich orange crystals! This one could even be a floater!! Limited supply from the 9th Level, Jersey Vein. The Bunker Hill Mine was operated for Zinc; Lead etc and was worked for about 100 years before finally closing in 1981. It was reopened briefly in 1988, but closed again shortly afterwards. The site is no longer accessable.See Min. Rec. 9-10/82