Zircon
Zircon is a relatively rare gem species. Good crystals are reasonably difficult to obtain.

G320 Zircon

This crystal is from a rare locality

Madagascar

XL:0.5cm x 2cm, Matrix: on 3.5cm x 4.5cm

$60

G351 Zircon

Pakistan

XL: 1.5cm x 1cm, Matrix: 3.5cm x 2cm

$60

G352 Zircon

Pakistan

2.5cm x 2cm

$30

G353 Zircon

Pakistan

XL: 1cm x 1cm, Matrix: 4cm x 2.5cm

$20

G326 Apatite

Pakistan

1.5cm x 2cm

$40

G371 Apatite with fibrous Tourmaline

This specimen represents an unusual association

Cananga, Mexico

7cm x 6cm   $500

G328 Wolframite & Quartz

An interesting combination piece from a locality that did not seem to produce anything only ten years ago

Karaoba, Kazachstan

7cm x 5cm  $100

Emerald is the green variety of beryl (a family of gem crystals that also comprise aquamarine, maganite, goshenite and red beryl).  Emerald is colored green by a trace of chromium.   Specimens from China are especially unusual because very few gem crystals have been produced from China.

G327 Emerald

Hunan, China

2.4cm x 0.5cm XL on 6cm x 4.5cm matrix

$100

G332 Emerald

Hunan, China

11.5cm x 12cm

$1250

G393 Emerald & Pyrite

Columbia

10cm x 6cm

$140

G400 Emerald Crystals on Quartz

Brazil

Matrix: 9cm x 8.5cm x 5cm,  Xls to 5cm

$1800   Picture 2   Picture 3 

G560 Realgar

Getchell Mine, Nevada

12cm x 9cm

$250    Photo 2

G562 Hemimorphite

Mexico

11cm x 7cm

$350   Photo 2