Australian Minerals, Fine & Rare Mineral Specimens NSW Australia
Our large range of minerals reflects the fascination and the desire to preserve our unique Australian material.
Our quest is to further the knowledge and understanding of minerals in the wider community. A browse through these web pages show that we have a rather interesting range of uncommon and hard to find Australian mineral specimens.
We have been exhibiting and selling fine Australian Minerals since 1990 featuring rare collectors specimen from Broken Hill NSW, Torrington, Hillgrove and other important mines in Australia.
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1 a AMETHYST ON DRUSY QUARTZ
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A very pretty specimen of amethyst crystals from Kuridala. Fine amethyst crystals are well known from this famous fossicing area near Cloncurry. While a lot of material has been found, very very little of it is found on matrix. Which makes this piece real special. The series of single crystal sits beautifully on a clear drusy quartz matrix. Rare. Classic location. a
KURIDALA, CLONCURRY, QLD. 139 x 103 x 36mm
Price:$205.00
Product ID:968
1 a AURICHALCITE
Details:NEW
This is a glorious specimen of aurichalcite from Mt Evelyn. The lush undamaged blue crystal are accompanied by minor hemimorphite. With the unusual light tan matrix giving fine contrast. Over all a very nice specimen.Ex Norman Robinson collection, who also mined the piece. Long gone locality.
MT EVELYN, QLD. 40 x 30 x 15mm
Price:$47.00
Product ID:946
1 a AZURITE WITH MALACHITE
Details: A spectacular azurite and malachite from Mt Isa mine. The piece consists of a gossan matrix almost completely covered by small highly lusterous deep blue azurite crystals. Some areas have a good scattering of flashing green malachite sprays. The back of this specimen is as nice and flashy as the front. Large attractive specimens from Mt Isa, dont come along often. For a very large mine , there are not many specimens seen. Pristine condition.
MT ISA, QLD 130 x 103 x 65mm
Price:$325.00SOLD
Product ID:967
1 a CALCITE AND QUARTZ WITH HEMATITE INCLUSIONS ON MAGNETITE
Details: NEW
This is an outstanding Biggenden piece, featuring hematite dusted and included, quartz and calcite. This Biggenden speciman, is equal to the best Dalnargorsk, Russiaian, material, which it closely resembles. The hematite is only on some faces, making for a fine contrast of colors. The piece is in excellent condition, one or two quartz are dinged , all the calcites are pristine. This beauty is top class from a long gone location. Ex Doug Ball collection.
BIGGENDEN MINE, BIGGENDEN, QLD 148 x 105 x 65mm
Price:$400.00
Product ID:930
1 a CALCITE ROSE
Details: NEW
For sale is a beautiful, three dimensional calcite rose, from Kyogle NSW. The translucent, bladed, calcite crystals , form almost a complete sphere, sitting on a small basalt matrix. Pristine condition. This is a long lost location. Ex Norman Robinson collection. Top piece.
KYOGLE QUARRY, KYOGLE, NSW. 41 x 39 x 36mm
Price:$38.00
Product ID:965
1 a CANDLE QUARTZ
Details:NEW
A large and unusual candle quartz from Torrington. Excellent luster that flashes with every movement. The interesting thing about this piece is that at the base of the specimen the clear quart crystal that was overgrown, is quiet visible, so I suppose its really a sceptor crystal. There is also some unusual round holes at the base that show evidence of some other mineral being originally associated. Classic.
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