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Calcite from the Buckwheat Dump at the Franklin Mineral Museum, Franklin, NJ.  Pictured under l

Black/gray/brown scheelite crystal from the Tae Hwa Mine, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea.&n

Fluorite from the Ojuela Mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.  Pictured under Long wave ultraviolet a

End members of the scheelite-powellite series.  Scheelite from Mt. Xuebaoding, China, and powel

The tag says “Botryoidal Seam Agate” with no location listed.  If anyone recognizes

Terlingua Calcite from the Little 38 Mine, Terlingua, Texas.  Pictured under long wave, mid-wav

Benitoite from the Benitoite Gem Mine in San Benito County, California, the type locality.  Ben

Massive fluorite from near Rodeo, Durango, Mexico under white light and long wave ultraviolet (black

Fluorite from the Ojuela Mine, Mapimi, Mexico shown under long wave ultraviolet (black light) and wh

Mystery rock from a mystery location picked up at a garage sale.  Shown under long wave ultravi

Laguna agate from Chihuahua, Mexico, shown under short wave ultraviolet and white light.

Barite crystals from the Glow Stick Pocket of the Linwood Mine, Buffalo, Scott County, Iowa, under l

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Amazing CrystalsAt Venusrox you will discover the most beautiful crystals and when you allow yoursel

Falling into the depths of this fantastic Chrysocolla, Malachite & Azurite crystal will take

vysjewelry:Carved coral, nephrite, hardstone, diamond, and gilt wild strawberries in a rock crystal

Aragonite, some with sulfur, from Sicily, Italy.  Shown under white light, short wave ultraviol

Aragonite from Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico under short wave ultraviolet and white light. 

heaveninawildflower: Byzantine necklace (6th-7th century). Gold, amethyst, (coloured glass or rock c

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