Crystal Glam Accents Decorative Objects

From Liufengshan Mine, Guichi, Anhui Province, China. Lustrous translucent vibrant royal blue crystals of azurite partially lining a gossan matrix with botryoidal green malachite.

From Tieshan District, Huangshi Prefecture, Hubei Province, China. Lustrous translucent large blocky golden rhombohedral crystals of calcite in a stacking formation. The calcite crystals have a rich golden color with areas leading into a black heavily including unknown minerals.

Complex intersecting formation of lustrous gem translucent golden barite crystals with lustrous faces and sharp modified rhombic faces.

From Tekhdi, Madhya Pradesh, India. Large cluster of translucent yellow-brown fluorite botryoidal crystals. The fluorite intersected the opposite cavity wall leaving impressions of quartz in the fluorite. You will receive the exact object in these photos.

From Nasik District, Maharashtra, India. Large translucent double penetrating twinned crystals of calcite on translucent to transparent apophyllite crystal cluster matrix with pink stilbite in wheat sheave aggregates. The calcite has a rich golden color with sharp terminations and a waxy luster, lightly coated with a sparkling second generation of quartz along the bottom edges.

Pewter, 14kt matte gold, light brown antique, hand-painted enamel, hand-set Swarovski crystal stones. Imported.

From Leiping Mine, Guiyang, Hunan, China. Internally flawless crystal cluster of optical-grade colorless calcite on gossan matrix. The calcite crystal is fully terminated with a hexagonal prism shape with a flat termination with water transparency down to the base of the crystal.

Beautiful specimen from Piedra Parada, Las Vigas Ramirez, Veracruz, Mexico. Parallel formation of amethyst crystals with great transparency and rich purple color with well-defined phantom zoning. The crystals are fully terminated with lustrous glassy faces with several crystals having double terminations.

Was a great add to my collection! Even cuter in person!. Mildred. AR. Mon Aug 17 2020

From red Lead Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia colorful specimen of bright red-orange translucent crocoite crystals on brown gossan with minor yellowish-white gibbsite microcrystals.

From Jalgaon, Aurangabad District, Maharastra, India. Lustrous complex cluster of intersecting transparent colorless apophyllite crystals completely covering stalactitic quartz formations. The apophyllite crystals vary from milky to water-clear.

From Nuestra Senora del Carmen Mines, La Celia lamproite outcrops, Jumilla, Murcia, Spain lustrous interconnected purple-gray crystals with the minor matrix.

From Edong Mining District, Daye, Hubei, China Cluster of sharp scalenohedral calcite crystals partially covered with lustrous iridescent metallic chalcopyrite crystals on the surfaces.

Thin layers of pink matrix material support two-sided mineralization of both Duftite and Dolomite. One side is gently undulating while the other is complex and dynamix, covered in Duftite. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2.25" x 1.75" x .75", 1 oz.

From Tekhdi, Madhya Pradesh, India. Lustrous transparent purple parallel quartz Var. Crystals with red hematite-encrusted phantoms inside water-clear, perfectly terminated quartz points. The brand new find was discovered in 2022.

A world-class cluster of perfectly terminated cubic pyrite crystals, interlocked on its natural Basalt matrix. This specimen was discovered in the famous mines of Navajun, Spain - considered one of the finest locations in the world for pyrite. This museum-quality specimen has huge cubic crystals for the species. The cubes are entirely natural, uncut, and unpolished with no damage, top luster, and perfect aesthetics. These crystals form naturally in the Basalt, precisely the way you see it.

From Nasik district, Maharashtra, India. Large lustrous cluster of an acicular spray of scolecite crystals on pink stilbite. The scolecite crystals have glassy crystal faces and are mostly translucent to transparent at the terminations.

From Ahli Mines, Ali, 7 km northeast of Mibladen, Zeida-Aouli-Mibladen belt, Midelt Province, Morocco Sparkling blue azurite microcrystals with areas of green malachite covering front and rear of massive azurite matrix.

From Tsumeb Mine, Otavi-Bergland district, Oshikoto, Namibia rich cluster of lustrous deep royal blue Azurite crystals on malachite-duftite-calcite matrix. All of the azurite crystals are highly lustrous with complex crystal development.

From Leiping Mine, Guiyang, Hunan, China Internally flawless crystal cluster of optical-grade colorless calcite on gossan matrix. The calcite crystal is fully terminated with a hexagonal prism shape with a flat termination with water transparency down to the base of the crystal.

From Leiping Mine, Guiyang, Hunan, China translucent calcite crystals with color due to microscopic hematite inclusions. Several V-twinned pairs of crystals are visible on all sides of the specimen.

From Pashan Hill Quarry, Poona district, Maharashtra, India radial spray of transparent green fluorapophyllite crystals with lustrous crystal faces with stilbite on matrix.

From Huanggang Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China. Lustrous translucent gray-white with transparent colorless calcite crystals.

From Maharashtra, India. A scintillating cluster of translucent crystalline micro crystals of pink apophyllite. Has gradient color from deep pink to light pink with lustrous crystal faces.

Penetrating twinned crystals of transparent golden-yellow calcite with silky luster faces and sharp terminations. The twin orientation is well-defined and visible through the termination faces.

A pair of perfectly perched crystals of lustrous cubic Pyrite on the Basalt matrix in which it grew. This form and quality of Pyrite is famously found in Navajun, Spain. 2" x 1.5" x 1.25", 2.3 oz.

Petite and complicated, this highly detailed, hand-formed Peruvian Pyrite free-form sits confidently and features amazing metallic crystalline structures throughout. Peru. 2" x 1.75" x 2.5", .68 lbs.

From Eagle mine, Colorado. A large sparkling cluster of golden-yellow barite crystals covers all sides, with minimal attachment points on the matrix.

Labradorite is a spectacularly iridescent mineral which exhibits different colors depending on the angle of the viewer. Artists polish freeform sculptures highlighting areas of maximum color. This uniquely aesthetic piece features strong color striping alternating with black. Labradorescence is not the superficial coloring of the stone, but a property of the light reflected by a surface within. Madagascar. 3.75" x 1.5" x 3.25", 1.25 lbs.

Dachang Sn-polymetallic ore field, Nandan Co., Hechi Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Large unusual rhombic crystal of translucent calcite with striations outlining the termination coated with a powdering of sparkly microcrystals of pyrite. The calcite faces are highly lustrous.

This matrix plate containing a single crystal of cubic fluorite contrasting rounded crystal blades of Siderite. Displays perfectly on its trimmed, pyrite veined matrix with minor wolframite. Yaogangxian Mine, Hunan, China. 3.25" x 1.5" x 2.25", 7.6 oz.

This graceful, hand-shaped Jasper sculpture features waves of color and form. Madagascar. 3.5" x 3" x 10", 3.77 lbs

Fully terminated single crystal of transparent gem quality spodumene var. Kunzite. The crystal faces are composed of smaller lustrous parallel crystal faces. Kunzite is a beautiful crystal, pure in energy and joyful in nature. In palest pink to light violet hues, it is a stone of emotion, opening and connecting the heart to the mind and stimulating a healing communion between the two. Pink kunzite is often called the woman's stone. It is particularly supportive for young or first-time mothers.

An outstanding, aesthetic crystal cluster of chalcedony stalactites, perfectly trimmed to a confident, free-standing mineral base. Displays in 360 degrees, no stand required. An ideal mantle, shelf or contemplative art piece. Aurangabad., Maharashtra, India. 4.5" x 3" x 4.75", 14.2 oz

Ocean jasper is only found in a handful of deposits in northwestern Madagascar. This naturally colorful, deep, and multi-patterned stone exhibits fractal, features that are completely geologic in origin. Madagascar. 5" x 4" x 7"

Thousands of small crystals of chalcedony complete this complex and translucents mineral specimen. Presenting tall or flat with a beautiful series of undulating stalactite formations, also of chalcedony. An Earth toned masterpiece. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 6.25" x 4.75" x 2", 1.33 lbs

A beautiful black and rose Rhodonite free form containing striking contrasts of color within itself. Displays in 360 degrees. 3.5" x 1.5" x 6.25", 2.79 lbs

An undulating Basalt matrix hosts a field of miniature crystals of white heulandite, providing a perfect canvas for a scattering of more than a dozen crystals of light green cubic apophyllite. An older piece from an uncommon location. Poona, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 3.5" x 2", 1 lbs.

This colorful Ocean Jasper was hand-shaped, a natural piece of art that swirls with colors within the stone exhibiting fractal features that are completely geologic in origin. Ocean Jasper is only found in a handful of deposits in northwestern Madagascar. 5.5" x 3" x 7", 5.5 lbs

Terminated blades of Stellerite contrast perfectly with the black chalcedony with what we believe to be aspects of babingtonite. Around the corner on this fascinating piece lighter blue chalcedony with Babingtonite completes the exploration. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 6.25" x 4.5" x 2.5", 1.8 lbs.

Snowy white Mordenite is the third crystalization on this compelling small cabinet piece. A single, perfectly terminated crystal of Green apophyllite stands out against a field of light stilbite highlighted by multiple smaller clusters of Mordenite. A fantastic multi-mineral specimen. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 4.5" x 3", 1 lbs.

At nearly a pound this triple-peaked two-toned crystal of Apophyllite is in a class by itself. The front face of the crystal is dynamic and a translucent white which gradually shifts to green as the crystal increases in depth. An excellent crystal specimen in every way. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.

A large sculptural Peruvian Pyrite freeform shaped to highlight complex internal spaces lined with cubic crystals of Pyrite. Peru. 3.5" x 3.25" x 3.5", 3.29 lbs.

Unique, lightly etched Apophyllite in a near-Disco-Ball habit. An occasional blade of Stilbite accompanies on a field of Pink Chalcedony. Hematite leads the initial generation of Apophyllite to have a slight pink tint and light phantoming towards the matrix aspect. Presents horizontally and vertically unaided. Basalt host matrix. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 5.5" x 4.5" x 2.5" 1.7 lbs

A burst of Scolecite tops off a compelling cluster of multicolored etched Chlorite-stilbite on Basalt. Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India. 5" x 4.5" x 2", 12.4 oz.

One side features Wulfenite, the other beautifully botryoidal Malachite running across a space. One partially dissolved crystal of Wulfenite hosts a tiny dot of Malachite within. The complex mineralization begs further exploration. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2" x 1.5" x 2", 2 oz.

A large spray of clear scolecite crystals is nearly hidden by hundreds of tabular crystals of gem clear apophyllite. A sturdy base of Basalt provides a solid foundation for this large cabinet, sparkling fine mineral specimen. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 8" x 4.5" x 5", 3.8 lbs