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Rough crystals & minerals – page 2
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Ametrine Galena
Anhydrite Garnet
Apophyllite Hematite
Aquamarine Kunzite
Aragonite Kyanite
Azurite Lepidolite
Bismuth Malachite
Boji stones Moldavite
Calcite Meteorite
Cavncite Peridot
Coquimbite Phenakite
Emerald Prasiolite (green amethyst)
Fluorite Pyrite
Fuchsite Quartz
Rose Quartz
Scapolite
Smithsonite
Sodalite
Tektites
Tourmaline
Vesuvianite

What are minerals & crystals?
Minerals are naturally occurring solids with specific chemical compositions and atomic structures. They are formed by geological processes and mix together to form rocks of every type. The crystals we offer are really just exceptionally large and pure examples of minerals that show their characteristic colours and shapes most perfectly. The beauty and purity of crystals transcends man's designs and puts us into direct contact with nature.
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WYSIWYG?!
Borrowed from the world of desktop publishing, WYSIWYG stands for: 'What You See Is What You Get' – which in this case means that the stone or crystal pictured is the actual one you will receive. Not all crystal retailers offer this. Nor can we with every item we sell, but where we can, we do – and you will find many WYSIWYG items on this page.

How we measure up... Due to the irregular shapes of many of these items and the consequential difficulties in measurement, all dimensions given are approximate.
Galena
Source: Viburnum trend, Missouri, USA.

picture shows typical examples.
Item code: mi-gl001
£
Garnet
Source: Alaska, USA.

Garnet in matrix: sample 1
Size of garnet: 10 mm (approx.)
The item pictured is the one you will receive.
 Item code: mi-ga001
£
Hematite
Source: Morocco.

picture shows typical examples.
Item code: mi-he001
£

The item pictured is the one you will receive.
Item code: mi-he002
£

The item pictured is the one you will receive.
Item code: mi-he003
£
Kyanite
Source: Brazil

Rough pieces of Kyanite
picture shows typical examples
Item code: mi-ky001
£
Kunzite
Source: Pakistan


We have a fine selection of many Kunzite pieces
which now have their own page - here
Botryoidal Lepidolite
Source: Brazil.

picture shows typical examples.
Item code: mi-le001
£

picture shows typical examples.
Item code: mi-le002
£

picture shows typical examples.
Item code: mi-le003
£
Malachite


We have a fine selection of Malachite specimens
which now have their own page - here
Moldavite, Tektites, & Meteorites


NEW: Moldavite, Metorite, Chinese Tektite and Libyian Gold Tektite
all can be found - here
Peridot
Source: USA


We have a fine selection of Peridot in Basalt
All can be found - here
Phenakite

Source: Russia.
Size: 15 mm (approx.)
Photo shows typical examples

£ each

Item code: mi-pk001
Prasiolite (Green amethyst)

Rough Green Amethyst (Prasiolite)
from Brazil.
Size: 3 cm x 2 cm (approx.)
Photo shows typical examples.

£ each

Item code: rc-pr001
Pyrite (Iron Pyrite)


We have a fine selection of pyrite specimens
All can be found - here
'Herkimer' Quartz

Clear, double-terminated, Quartz crystals, usually found in Herkimer Co. New York. These are from Pakistan.
Size: 10mm (approx.)

£ each

Item code: rc-hd001
Dragon Eggs
Source: Brazil.

clear quartz
picture shows typical examples.
Item code: rc-cq010
£

smokey quartz
picture shows typical examples.
Item code: rc-sq010
£

rose quartz
picture shows typical examples.
Item code: rc-rq010
£
Rose Quartz

Picture shows typical examples of rough Rose Quartz from Brazil.
Size: 4-6cm x 6-8cm (approx.)

£ each

Item code: rc-rq001
Scapolite
 Source: Pakistan


We have a fine selection of rare purple scapolite
All can be found - here
Smithsonite

Peach and Pink Smithsonite
Size: 5 cm x 4 cm (approx.)
The item pictured is the one you will receive.
 Item code: mi-sm001
£

Lilac Smithsonite
Size: 5.5 cm x 4 cm (approx.)
The item pictured is the one you will receive.
 Item code: mi-sm002
£
Sodalite

Picture shows typical examples of rough Sodalite from Brazil.
Size: 4-6cm x 6-8cm (approx.)

£ each

Item code: rc-so001
Black Tourmaline

from Brazil.
Photo shows typical examples.

£ each

Item code: mi-to001
Vesuvianite
Source: the Han Dan Mine, He Bei Province, China.

sample 2
Size: 2 cm x 2 cm (approx.)
The item pictured is the one you will receive.
Item code: mi-ve002
£
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Rough crystals & minerals - page 1

Other areas of interest...

Rough Points
Both collectors and healers often prefer crystals to be in their natural, un-cut and unpolished form, and rough points are the first choice of form for many.
See our range - here		 Clusters - amethyst
Crystal clusters are perhaps the most archetypal form for crystals, and are indeed some of the most impressive items we sell. Amethyst beds are ever-popular and come in a wide range of sizes and prices.
See our range - here
Fossils
Although not crystals and minerals as such, many collectors are interested in fossils too, both in their natural state as well as cut and polished - we even have some as jewellery too!
See our range - here		 Unique pieces
Some items that we sell are just too big or expensive for them to be sold through a webshop as they really need to be seen in real life. This page highlights some of the latest Unique Pieces we have on offer, as well s details of how to arrange a viewing.
See our range - here

Other pages in the Crystals & Minerals section:
crystals/minerals: A-F • crystals/minerals: G-Z
amethyst clusters • rough points • palmstones • tumbles
Also see: fossils • unique pieces
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