Spodumene (var: Kunzite)

Spodumene (var: Kunzite)No ordinary gem Spodumene, but an exceptional, large, doubly terminated, floater bi color TWIN! The piece is crystallized all the way around, with minor etching near the bottom edge, the twin line is distinct and sharp, and the crystal has maintained that classic Roman sword appearance. The tiny, graceful hydrothermal etching patterns, mixed with the WATER CLEAR gemminess, and soft green and gentle pink hues throughout the crystal, create a unique and

There is no damage anywhere

Brian Kosnar

A beautiful miniature sized specimen with a predominant finger-shaped cast with wonderful luster

A hard to find "cogwheel" group of sharp

fairly thick blade of Ferberite is surrounded by several smaller blades and one little “closed” twin of equal quality

these specimens are virtually impossible to find on the market now as the area around Coober Pedy is difficult to mine since it is no longer profitable or commercially successful for the effort required

deep reddish-black groups of Sphalerite are smartly perched atop a “mound” of HIGHLY lustrous

Specimen# CO712B183

One of the most aesthetic and finest quality matrix specimens of this material that we've had to offer

0 cm long free-standing on a thin plate of host rock matrix with several associated GEM quality

blue green color

Specimen # BOL711B232