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New 'Carded' Mini Minerals display

Our smaller minerals and fossils are now supplied in attractive clear 'clam-shell' packaging with an appropriate descriptive card. The packaging is colour coded according to price - and therefore does not include the price; which is useful if you are purchasing as a gift for someone else ! A wide range is available in our store and the most popular items can be ordered on line through this site.

Rough Sugilite specimen approx 2cms (carded)

Ref: Sugilite

Sugilite (pronounced with a hard 'g') is a relatively rare cyclosilicate mineral which is also known as Luvulite. Rarely found as crystals, this 'massive' specimen of cabochon-cutting quality exhibits the typical deep pink to purple colouration associated with unusual and attractive gemstone jewellery. This particular specimen is from Cape Province in South Africa but the gemstone was first identified and named after a Japanese petrologist who discovered it towards the end of the 2nd World War. Supplied with a descriptive card.

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Ruby Star polished crystal ~2-3cms India (carded)

Ref: 23-869

Rubies are a form of corundum, which is the second hardest mineral after diamond. The most valued are clear, deep red - termed "pigeon's blood". Some rubies display a star when illuminated because of an effect called asterism. Asterism is caused by inclusions, which are needle-like extensions of other mineral crystals (such as rutile) trapped within the primary stone.This specimen is a natural red CORUNDUM crystal section which has been domed and polished to illustrate the ‘star’ effect which is visible under a point light source. This crystal is from Mysore in India.

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Zircon bi-pyramidal Brown Crystal ~10mm Brazil (carded)

Ref: 23-950

Zircon, transparent, translucent, or opaque mineral, composed chiefly of zirconium silicate, ZrSiO4. Hardness of 7.5 and a specific gravity of 4.2 to 4.86. Shines with an adamantine luster. The clear, transparent yellow, orange, red, and brown varieties are often used as gemstones and are known as hyacinth or jacinth; translucent or opaque varieties, and most of the colorless types, are known as jargon. Colorless zircons are known as Matura diamonds or white zircons. It is sometimes found, often together with gold, as rounded grains in streams and along sandy beaches. Deposits of gem zircons are found in Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Norway, and New South Wales, Australia.The chief sources of zircon (as an ore of zirconium) are Brazil (from where this crystal originates) & Australia.

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Topaz Imperial Golden Crystal ~1cms Brazil (carded)

Ref: 23-894

Topaz, an aluminium silicate material, is a highly valued gemstone and the BIRTHSTONE for NOVEMBER. It forms colourless to staw yellow, bluish or brown, transparent to subtranslucent prismatic crystals (orthorhombic). Fine golden-brown material - like this crystal from Brazil - is sometimes called 'Imperial Topaz'. Topaz occurs in high temperature veins, in pegmatites, and in granites and rhyolites. Hardness is 8 (on the Mohs scale of 1 to 10) and it has one highly perfect cleavage. Common Topaz is widespread and fine gem material comes from Saxony, the Ural Mountains, Brazil, Japan & Mexico.
Precious Topaz should not be confused with yellow (CITRINE) or Smokey Quartz which is sometimes incorrectly described as 'gold topaz'.

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FLUORITE green cleaved 2cms octahedra. China (carded)

Ref: 23-736

FLUORITE -also called FLUORSPAR, common halide mineral, calcium fluoride (CaF2). Fluorite occurs most commonly as a glassy, many-hued vein mineral and is often associated with lead and silver ores; it also occurs in cavities, in sedimentary rocks, in pegmatites, and in hot-springs areas. It is widespread throughout the world. Fluorite is used, amongst other things, as a flux in the manufacture of open-hearth steel. In the nineteenth century 'Blue John', a variety from Derbyshire, England, was widely used in ornamental vases and other objects. Colour and size will vary slightly as this is natural material but they will be a shade of green and approximately 2cms overall.

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Pyrope Garnet Crystal ~2cms from China

Ref: 23-760

This magnesium-aluminium silicate Garnet crystal is a very dark (almost black) example of red Pyrope (name from the Greek for fire and eye). Crystals are in the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron with a high specific gravity.
Crystals are found in metamorphosed limestone and sometimes in igneous rocks and may also be of the Almandine variety. Varieties are sometimes found in serpentine rock along with asbestos, mica and olivine. Main locations are The Soviet Union and the USA but it is also found in Norway and Germany - and more recently supplies are coming from China.
Garnet is the BIRTHSTONE for January and is thought to originate from the the Latin owing to a similarity to Pomegranate seeds.
Specimen is supplied on a descriptive card.

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Specular Hematite with Rutile from Brazil ~2cms

Ref: 23-772

A black or grey variety of hematite with brilliant metallic luster, occurring in micaceous or foliated masses, or in tabular or disk-like crystals. Also known as grey hematite; iron glance; specular iron.
TiO2, Titanium Oxide. Rutile is an ore of titanium, used for high tech alloys due to it being light weight, high strength and resistance to corrosion. Rutile is also very popular in the gemstone markets as it forms beautiful specimens when included in clear quartz and is known as 'venus-hair stone'. This specimen of Specular Hematite has radiating needles of gold Rutile crystals growing epitaxially. Average specimen size 2cms - appearance will vary from that illustrated as these are all natural specimens.

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KYANITE Green Crystal average 2-4cms(carded)

Ref: KyaniteGreen

The aluminium SILICATE mineral, Kyanite (derived from the Greek 'kyanos' meaning 'blue') is used in the manufacture of spark plugs, porcelain and other refractories; it has the same chemical composition as ANDALUSITE and SILLIMANITE. It's long-bladed - (usually blue; like this one from Brazil) crystals (triclinic system) are distinctive. Hardness is 4-5 along the length of the crystal and 6-7 across it, lustre is vitreous to pearly, specific gravity is 3.5-3.7 and cleavage is perfect in one direction.
Kyanite occurs in gneisses, schists and granite pegmatites: it is an indicator of deep-seated, regional metamorphism of clay-rich sediments and it often occurs with Garnet and Staurolite in crystalline schists.
The length of these crystals varies from about 2.0 - 4.0cms.
Crystals are predominently green.
Supplied with a descriptive card.

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Kyanite crystal Blue ~2-3cms Brazil (carded)

Ref: 23-797

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KYANITE Crystal BLACK radiating fan (carded)

Ref: 23-795

Supplied on a descriptive card.
The aluminium SILICATE mineral, Kyanite (derived from the Greek 'kyanos' meaning 'blue') is used in the manufacture of spark plugs, porcelain and other refractories.
It's long-bladed (usually BLUE but sometimes BLACK or rarely Green) crystals (triclinic system) are distinctive. Hardness is 4-5 along the length of the crystal and 6-7 across it, lustre is vitreous to pearly, specific gravity is 3.5-3.7 and cleavage is perfect in one direction.
Kyanite occurs in gneisses, schists and granite pegmatites: it often occurs with Garnet and Staurolite in crystalline schists. This specimen is a dark coloured, black, Kyanite cluster of about 14gms and average 5cms. It is one of the two minerals that suposedly never needs cleaning or clearing. Therapists claim that it aligns all the Chakras automatically and immediately with no conscious direction and that it brings tranquility and a calming effect to the whole being with particular emphasis on the throat chakra and the third-eye.

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Single Aquamarine (Beryl) Crystal. approx 3.5cms

Ref: AquaXtlCard

The BIRTHSTONE for March: Derived from sea-water and said to engender a spirit of hope and a promise of better things to come; its light blue arouses feelings of sympathy, trust, harmony and friendship. Aquamarine is one of our most popular and best-known gemstones; almost as popular as the classics: ruby, sapphire and emerald. In fact it is related to the EMERALD, both belonging to the beryl family.
Aquamarine has good hardness (7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale) and a wonderful shine in clear cut examples. That hardness makes it very tough and protects it to a large extent from scratches. Iron is the substance which gives aquamarine its colour, a colour which ranges from an almost indiscernible pale blue to a strong sea-blue.
Three pieces are illustrated to show product variation. Crystals are supplied on a descriptive card.

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Tumble polished 2.5 to 3.0cms Chrysoprase (Carded)

Ref: ChrysoprTumb

Three specimens illustrated to show product variation. Apple green colour. Brazilian. Specimen supplied on a descriptive card.
Brittle, translucent, semiprecious chalcedony, a variety of the silica mineral quartz. It owes its bright apple-green colour to colloidally dispersed hydrated nickel silicate; heating or prolonged exposure to sunlight will cause the colour to fade. Its physical properties are those of quartz. Typical occurrences are in serpentine as a secondary mineral found in cavities and veins. Australia and USA have notable deposits but this sample is from Brazil.Imitation chrysoprase is chalcedony dyed with nickel or chromium salts.

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Danburite crystal, Mexico.

Ref: DanburiteXtl

A rough white crystal, from the mines at San Luis Potosi in Mexico. These clear, transparent gemstone crystals, with an average weight of 4gms (20carats) and average length of 2.5cms (1 inch) are in a natural unpolished state.
An orthorhombic- dipyramidal crystal with a Mohs hardness of 7-7.5 that occurs in contact metamorphic rocks and is similar to Topaz. Named after original find in Danbury, Connecticut, USA.
New Age practitioners believe them to be a powerful interlectual activator and aid in communication with others and assist in toxin removal from the body. White Danburite activates the crown chakra.

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Aragonite 2.5-3.0cms Hex Crystal with twinning

Ref: Aragonite

The first specimens to be described came from the Aragon region of Spain - hence the name. Aragonite is similar in composition to Calcite (calcium carbonate) but has a different crystal structure so it is said to be polymorphic.
These crystal specimens measure about 2.5-3.0cms and show the hexagonal crystal stucture - some with 'twinned' crystals. Ball-like clusters with many radiating twin crystals are sometimes referred to as 'sputniks'. (See our ref 23-703).
N.B. Three specimens are illustrated to show natural product variation.

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Coloured Diamond Crystal from Katanga

Ref: DiamColXtl

On the Moh's scale (1-10) of hardness, Diamond is 10. It is the hardest, natural, known substance to man. It is pure Carbon (black), which when compressed and fused at high temperature, deep inside the Earth, produces a brilliant white crystal (although it can be found in other colours). Diamond is the Birthstone for April.
Coloured Diamonds such as these cubic crystals from the Congo are generally rarer than white (colourless) diamonds and consequently more valuable. Blue Diamonds contain Boron and yellow diamonds owe their colour to Nitrogen. Most other colours such as brown are due to lattice defects. Several diamonds are illustrated to show variation in colour shape and size.

Each diamond is approx 0.08Ct in weight and 2mm wide. Supplied boxed and with a descriptive card including the above information.

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Apophylite Crystal termination

Ref: ApophylTip

Commonly occuring with other ZEOLITES (alumino-silicates) in basalt cavities and recognised by its distinctive crystal form.
The most common form of these tetragonal crystals are a combination of prism, bipyramid and pinacoid. They exhibit a pearly lustre parallel to the basal cleavage but otherwise appear vitreous. Colour is commonly colourless or white with occasional very pale yellow or pink.

A common location is Poona, India from where it is found on matrix along with pink sheaf-like crystals of Stilbite, in attractive but fragile groups.
Appearance will vary from specimen shown as these are all natural specimens (average size 2x1cms). Supplied on a descriptive card.

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Quartz, Herkimer-type, ~2cms from Morocco

Ref: 23-860

Quartz, which is the most abundant silica mineral and which occurs in most igneous and practically all metamorphic and sedimentary rocks, is nearly pure silicon dioxide. The name quartz is believed to have originated in the early 1500s from the Saxon word querklufterz (cross-vein ore), which was corrupted to quererz and then to quartz. Quartz was well known to the ancients, who called it crystal or ROCK CRYSTAL.
Quartz is colorless and transparent when pure. Its hardness is 7 on the Mohs scale. This crystal exhibits clarity with natural smooth faces in a double-terminated configuration and similar crystals from Herkimer County in New York are prized by collectors throughout the world.
Crystal supplied will have an average dimension of 2cms. and will be supplied mounted on a descriptive card.

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Quartz Double-terminated Chinese avge 4cms (carded)

Ref: 23-421

Quartz, which is the most abundant silica mineral and which occurs in most igneous and practically all metamorphic and sedimentary rocks, is nearly pure silicon dioxide. The name quartz is believed to have originated in the early 1500s from the Saxon word querklufterz (cross-vein ore), which was corrupted to quererz and then to quartz. Quartz was well known to the ancients, who called it crystal or ROCK CRYSTAL.
Quartz is colorless and transparent when pure. Its hardness is 7 on the Mohs scale. Coloured varieties are numerous and popular. Amethyst (violet); smoky quartz; cairngorm, or morion (black); citrine (yellow); and rose quartz are common and arise by the incorporation of a tiny fraction of elements that substitute for silicon atoms, such as iron, aluminum, manganese, and titanium.

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Dravite Tourmaline Crystal (India)

Ref: DraviteXtl

Tourmalines are a widespread and abundant complex boron & aluminium SILICATE material. They form slender, three-, six-, or nine-sided prismatic crystals (hexagonal system) in parallel or radiating groups.

The alkali tourmalines, which contain sodium, potassium or lithium, are pink (rubellite), green (Brazilian 'emerald'), or colourless
(achroite), whereas magnesium tourmaline is yellow-brown to brownish black (dravite), and iron tourmaline is deep black (schorl).

Tourmaline is the BIRTHSTONE for OCTOBER.

Each crystal measures approx 2cms in length and is supplied on a descriptive card.

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'Rock Crystal' Quartz Single Crystal

Ref: XtlQtz

Quartz, which is the most abundant silica mineral and which occurs in most igneous and practically all metamorphic and sedimentary rocks, is nearly pure silicon dioxide. The name quartz is believed to have originated in the early 1500s from the Saxon word querklufterz (cross-vein ore), which was corrupted to quererz and then to quartz. Quartz was well known to the ancients, who called it crystal or ROCK CRYSTAL.
Quartz is colorless and transparent when pure. Its hardness is 7 on the Mohs scale.Coloured varieties are numerous and popular. Amethyst (violet); smoky quartz; cairngorm, or morion (black); citrine (yellow); and rose quartz are common and arise by the incorporation of a tiny fraction of elements that substitute for silicon atoms, such as iron, aluminum, manganese, and titanium.

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TEKTITE (Hunan China) ~2-4cms (Carded)

Ref: 23-890

This tektite was said to be from Hunan, an inland province in southeast China, situated adjacent (north and northwest of) Guangdong. Tektites appear to be glassy bodies formed from sediments melted during large terrestrial impact events. Many but not all exhibit tubular to button-shaped forms, often with tiny surface ridges or bubbles, the overall shape consistent with a glass cooling and solidifying during its brief atmospheric passage during “re-entry”. Because they are largely glass, possible sources of mistaken identity include glassy volcanic rocks (e.g., obsidian), slags and other industrial by-products, and waterworn bottle glass recovered on beaches.

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MAGNETITE crystals (4-9mm) in tub (avge 60pcs)

Ref: 23-817

Magnetite is one of the most widespread and abundant minerals and an important ore of iron. An OXIDE MINERAL, it crystalizes in the isometric system forming iron-black octahedral and dodecahedral crystals, as well as granular or laminated masses.
The naturally magnetic variety, lodestone, was well known to the ancient Greeks. Hardness is 5.5-6.5. Often formed at high temperature, magnetite is a common constituent of crystalline rocks, forming abundant grains in ferromagnesian igneous rocks and disseminated crystals in metamorphic rocks. It also occurs in beach sand, in meteorites, and in the natural abrasive EMERY.
The world’s largest deposits are in northern Sweden. The most powerfully magnetic material occurs in the Harz mountains, in Siberia, and on the island Elba.

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Black Melanite Garnet Crystal ~10mm (Carded)

Ref: MelaniteXtl

As with other Garnets this is a Calcium Silicate but containing Iron; it is known as Andradite Garnet. Crystals are in the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron The rare green variety is called 'Demantoid'. Crystals are found in metamorphosed limestone and sometimes in igneous rocks. Varieties other than this black Melanite are found in serpentine rock along with asbestos.
Main locations are The Soviet Union and the USA but it is also found in Norway & Germany.
Garnet is the BIRTHSTONE for January and is thought to originate from the the Latin owing to a similarity to Pomegranate seeds.

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Tanzanite Crystal (carded)

Ref: Tanzanite

Discovered in The Merelani Hills area of Tanzania in the late 1960's, this much prized blue/purple zoisite was named by Tiffany & Co of New York who launched it to the world market in 1969.
Recent improvements to mining techniques and relaxation of 'red tape' has made the stone more accessible to the market in recent years although clean large stones are rare and very expensive.
The stone is predominantly brown/bronze in rough form but can be altered to a beautiful velvety blue by heat treatment. The colour is enhanced by its natural trichoic property showing different colours in different directions along the crystal. Average 15-20mm

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Aegirine/Augite Crystal

Ref: Aegirine

Aegirine is one of a group of about 20 silicate minerals, which are known collectively as Pyroxenes. This is the only Pyroxene which appears as long needle-like crystals.

First discovered in Norway and named after Aegir, the Scandinavian God of the Sea. Other important pyroxenes are Augite, Diopside, Jadeite and Spodumene.

The darker the colour, the more Iron it contains. Most Aegirine crystals are long acicular (needle-like) type and many are also 'twinned' i.e. they share one or more faces with an adjacent crystal.

Average 30-40mm x 5mm. Supplied with a descriptive card.

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Turquoise Sleeping Beauty Arizona ~25mm (carded)

Ref: 23-898

Turquoise is mainly hydrated aluminum phosphate, and prized throughout the world as a gemstone. It has a hardness of 5 to 6 and - in the unpolished state - shines with a feeble, waxy luster. It is often 'stabilized' with resin to give a smooth consistent texture.The color ranges from blue and blue-green to greenish-gray, according to the various amounts of copper usually present. It has been valued for its ornamental properties since ancient times and has been found in jewellery from old Egyptian tombs. The Aztec of Mexico used it for their fine mosaic art. Sky-blue variety of turquoise is the most popular type for jewelry. When exposed to sunlight or heat, this variety sometimes becomes dehydrated and turns green. In the U.S., the mineral is worked in New Mexico, and in parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona (from where this piece originates).

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Turquoise Nugget ~ 3-4cms China Stabilised (carded)

Ref: 23-899

Turquoise is mainly hydrated aluminium phosphate, and prized throughout the world as a gemstone. It has a hardness of 5 to 6 and - in the unpolished state - shines with a feeble, waxy luster. It is often 'stabilized' with resin to give a smooth consistent texture.The color ranges from blue and blue-green to greenish-gray, according to the various amounts of copper usually present. It has been valued for its ornamental properties since ancient times and has been found in jewellery from old Egyptian tombs. The Aztec of Mexico used it for their fine mosaic art. Sky-blue variety of turquoise is the most popular type for jewelry. When exposed to sunlight or heat, this variety sometimes becomes dehydrated and turns green. In the U.S.A, the mineral is worked in New Mexico, and in parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona. This nugget originates from China

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Ruby Corundum Crystal ~1cm Brazil (carded)

Ref: 23-871

Rubies are a form of corundum, which is the second hardest mineral after diamond. The most valued are clear, deep red - termed "pigeon's blood". Some rubies display a star when illuminated because of an effect called asterism. Asterism is caused by inclusions, which are needle-like extensions of other mineral crystals (such as rutile) trapped within the primary stone. Many stones that are not rubies are nevertheless called rubies. The balas, or balas ruby, for example, is a type of spinel; the Bohemian ruby is rose quartz; the Siberian ruby is red or pink tourmaline; others are varieties of garnet.
Synthetic rubies are used as gems, but most of the production is used in the manufacture of watches and instruments. Ruby is the Birthstone for July. This crystal is from Brazil.

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New 'Carded' Mini Minerals display

AQUA-AURA Single Xtl. (Carded 2-3cms slim)

Price per Crystal:£3.79 £4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Smokey Quartz Lazer crystal point from Brazil

Price:£27.57 £32.39 Including VAT at 17.5%

Irradiated Cobalt Quartz crystal cluster 5cms 58gms

Price:£25.10 £29.49 Including VAT at 17.5%

Lepidolite Mica Crystal (carded)

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Rough Sugilite specimen approx 2cms (carded)

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Rough specimen of Brazilianite avge 2.0cms (carded)

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Ruby Star polished crystal ~2-3cms India (carded)

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Ruby in Zoisite rough 3-4cms (carded)

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Staurolite Crystal ~2cms ('B' Grade) France (carded)

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Sphene crystal ~1cms Brazil (carded)

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Seraphinite tumble-polished 'L' Russia (carded)

Price per stone:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Pink Tourmaline (Rubellite) crystal average 10-15mm (carded)

Price per crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Dravite Tourmaline crystal avge 4cms 40gms (India)

Price per crystal:£4.21 £4.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Zircon bi-pyramidal Brown Crystal ~10mm Brazil (carded)

Price per Crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Topaz Imperial Golden Crystal ~1cms Brazil (carded)

Price per Crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

FLUORITE green cleaved 2cms octahedra. China (carded)

Price per crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Pyrope Garnet Crystal ~2cms from China

Price:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Specular Hematite with Rutile from Brazil ~2cms

Price:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

KYANITE Green Crystal average 2-4cms(carded)

Price per Crystal:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Kyanite crystal Blue ~2-3cms Brazil (carded)

Price per crystal£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

KYANITE Crystal BLACK radiating fan (carded)

Price per Crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Single Aquamarine (Beryl) Crystal. approx 3.5cms

Price per crystal:£3.79 £4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Tumble polished 2.5 to 3.0cms Chrysoprase (Carded)

Price per piece:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Limonite pseudomorph of Pyrite Brazil (carded)

Price per Crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Danburite crystal, Mexico.

Price per crystal£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Aragonite 2.5-3.0cms Hex Crystal with twinning

Price per crystal:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

ARAGONITE 'Sputnik' Xtl.

Price:£2.98 £3.50 Including VAT at 17.5%

Triangular White Diamond Crystal (Helam Mine, Sth.Afr.)

Price per Diamond crystal:£51.74 £60.79 Including VAT at 17.5%

Coloured Diamond Crystal from Katanga

Price per Diamond:£8.65 £10.16 Including VAT at 17.5%

Prehnite Zeolite Cluster

Price:£3.87 £4.55 Including VAT at 17.5%

Morganite crystal rough 25-30mm (Carded)

Price per crystal:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Apophylite Crystal termination

Price:£1.66 £1.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Euclase Crystal termination - Brazil

Price:£3.79 £4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Quartz, Herkimer-type, ~2cms from Morocco

Price per piece:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Quartz Double-terminated Chinese avge 4cms (carded)

Price per Crystal:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

QUARTZ Xtl Double-terminated (Pack of 50gms)

Price:£5.06 £5.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Specular Hematite Crystal

Price:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Dravite Tourmaline Crystal (India)

Price per Crystal:£2.51 £2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

'Rock Crystal' Quartz Single Crystal

Priced from:£1.23 £1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£3.79
£4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£27.57
£32.39 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£25.10
£29.49 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per specimen:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£3.79
£4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per stone:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£4.21
£4.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£3.79
£4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£2.98
£3.50 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Diamond crystal:£51.74
£60.79 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Diamond:£8.65
£10.16 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£3.87
£4.55 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£1.66
£1.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£3.79
£4.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£5.06
£5.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Priced from:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Tektite:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£6.38
£7.50 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per tub:£1.95
£2.29 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per Crystal:£13.57
£15.94 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£1.66
£1.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£1.66
£1.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per crystal:£1.66
£1.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£3.36
£3.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£2.51
£2.95 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price per piece:£5.91
£6.94 Including VAT at 17.5%

Price:£1.23
£1.45 Including VAT at 17.5%