Fine Quality Mineral Specimens for Sale

Elbaite var. Indicolite

Mineral # 430 Available

Attractive light-blue elbaite is in mauve lepidolite, from the Black Mountain Quarry, Rumford, Maine, USA. Collected in 1970.

This specimen measures about 4.3 cm x 4.3 cm x 2.7 cm.

Elbaite var. Indicolite # 430 – Price: $US 45.

Ellestadite

Mineral # 379 SOLD

Light-blue ellestadite in marble matrix, from the type locality, The Crestmore Quarry, Crestmore, Riverside County, California, USA. Collected about 1975.

This specimen measures about 6.2 cm x 5.3 cm x 4.2 cm.

Eosphorite

Mineral # 299 Available

Thumbnail micro Eosphorite crystals on rose quartz crystals, from Minas Giras, Brazil. Collected before 1977.

This specimen measures about 2.7 cm x 1.8 cm x 7 mm.

Eosphorite # 299 – Price: $US 25.

Erythrite

Mineral # 203 Available

This attractive and unusual asbestosform erythrite is from the famous Mount Cobalt Mine, Selwyn Ranges, Queensland, Australia. Vugs also include some nice free acicular erythrite crystals. Fine to look at as-is or through your microscope! This specimen was collected before 1976.

This specimen measures about 3.3 cm x 3.3 cm x 1.7 cm.

Erythrite # 203 – Price: $US 150.

Eudialyte (Eudialite)

Mineral # 301 Available

Eudialyte broken and complete crystals, zoned from whitish-brown to glassy transparent red-brown, with accessories including natrolite, albite, biotite, amphibole. This rich piece is from the De Mix Quarry, Mont St. Hilaire, Quebec, Canada — eudialytes on both sides. Collected in 1975.

This specimen measures about 4.8 cm x 4.8 cm x 1.5 cm.

Eudialyte (Eudialite) # 301 – Price: $US 25.

Eudialyte (Eudialite)

Mineral # 388 Available

Red-brown Eudialyte crystals, coated with black catapleiite, in albite, with accessory analcime and amphibole. This interesting specimen is from the De Mix Quarry, Mont St. Hilaire, Quebec, Canada — eudialyte and catapleiite XRD by George Chao Carleton University, April 1976 (includes his hand-written identification). Collected in September 1974.

This specimen measures about 4.4 cm x 4.0 cm x 1.6 cm, saw cut on back.

Eudialyte (Eudialite) # 388 – Price: $US 50.

Eudialyte (Eudialite)

Mineral # 302 Available

Eudialyte broken crystals and one gemmy complete crystal; glassy transparent red-brown, with accessories including natrolite, albite, fluorite, biotite, amphibole, calcite. This attractive piece is from the De Mix Quarry, Mont St. Hilaire, Quebec, Canada. Collected in 1975. Saw cut on bottom.

This specimen measures about 4.8 cm x 4.8 cm x 1.5 cm.

Eudialyte (Eudialite) # 302 – Price: $US 35.

Eudialyte (Eudialite)

Mineral # 491 Available

Large, very attractive and aesthetic wine-red Eudialyte, pictures show top and bottom of specimen – it's rich! Accessories include black magnesiokatophorite, light-greenish mosandrite, agrellite (type locality) and K-feldspar. This showy piece is from the classic Kipawa River occurrence, Kipawa alkaline complex, Sheffield Lake, Villedieu Township, Témiscamingue Co., Quebec, Canada. Collected about 1972 by Gary Ansell, GSC.

This specimen measures about 9.5 cm x 8.8 cm x 5 cm.

Eudialyte (Eudialite) # 491 – Price: $US 695.

Eudialyte (Eudialite)

Mineral # 596 Available

Large, beautiful, wine-red eudialyte, pictures show three different views of the specimen – it has lots of several unusual minerals! Accessories include black magnesiokatophorite, agrellite (type locality) and a K-feldspar. This nice example is from the classic Kipawa River occurrence, Kipawa alkaline complex, Sheffield Lake, Villedieu Township, Témiscamingue Co., Quebec, Canada. Collected about 1972 by Gary Ansell, GSC. Includes GSC label.

This specimen measures about 8.2 cm x 6.0 cm x 4.5 cm.

Eudialyte (Eudialite) # 596 – Price: $US 495.

Eudidymite

Mineral # 347 Available

This exciting, amazing Eudidymite specimen is a huge mass of colorless Eudidymite crystals, together with minor aegerine crystals, from its type locality, Lille Arø, Langesundsfjord, Norway. The interesting part of this offering is the specimen's provenance. First, what is perhaps the original field collection label on a scrap of paper (probably from 1885-1887 period), a hand-written analysis and paragenesis label, a specimen display label, a detailed label from the Norwegian School of Mines including a record that it was transferred to the Min. Geol. Mus. Oslo in 1961 — I got it in trade from them in 1976! Fascinating too is how the name of the mineral changed over time, along with the name of the locality! This is both a fine specimen and a piece of early mineralogical history. It needs a good home!

This specimen measures about 6.2 cm x 4.2 cm x 4.3 cm.

Eudidymite # 347 – Price: $US 750.