Minerals and Crystals collection including natural form cubical Galena (98g), Galena with Quartz (1.08kg), plus crystaline piece with Quartz (0.76kg), Iron Pyrite with saw-tooth crystaline structure, Magnetite fine grained with lustrous crystalisation (0.49kg), Lollencite crystals in Rhodonite, Opalised Wood (60g), Tiger Eye (1.03kg), Safflorite cobalt silver interposed with Lollentite (25g), Smokey Quartz (0.78kg), and Quartz crystal (0.28kg), Tourmaline, (3 including black and brown). Weighs 9.5kg. (Qty 33)

Estimate AU$400

Acasta Gniess, tonalite gneiss from Acasta River, Canada, Hadean Age, 4.2 Billion years old, attractive slice, 25x12cm. [First described in 1989, Acasta Gniess is the oldest known exposed rock in the world]. (Image1)

Estimate AU$800

Amethyst-Scepter protruding from Quartz base, 9 x 15 x 6cm (0.83kg), from Bolivia. (Image1)

Estimate AU$200

Aquamarine in matrix of Muscovite and faceted Flourite, 13 x 8cm, from Afghanistan.

Estimate AU$200

Dioptase on base of Quartzite, 13 x 10cm (0.64kg), from the Congo. Brilliant colour. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,750

Rogerley Flourite dull emerald-green colour crystals on stone bed 26 x 17 x 10cm (5.6kg), from southern England. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,250

Yellow Flourite above pinkish Flourite intespersed with naturally etched white Baryte and a couple of Sphalerite crystals, 20 x 12 x 7cm (2kg), from Minera Mine #1, Cave-In-Rock, Hardin County, IL, USA. (Image1)

Estimate AU$750

Galena cube with Quartz 7.5 x 4 x 4cm, (0.66kg). (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

Malachite and Azurite oxidised matrix, 10 x 9 x 8cm (0.6kg), from the Sepon Mine Laos. A wondrous piece. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,200

Smokey Quartz large single crystal with internal crystalisation patterns, 18 x 9 cm, the terminating upper 25mm transparent (non-smokey), from Minas Gerias Brazil. (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

Rhodenite with an attractive pink colour interspersed with Galena (166g), plus deep-brown Rhodenite with Galena (145g). (Qty 2) (Image1)

Estimate AU$180

Selinite highly fibrous example with white-milky colour on pink rock base 11 x 8 x 8cm (0.76kg), from Chihuahua, Mexico. (Image1)

Estimate AU$250

Tranquilityite attractive slice, 42x30cm, 1.95kg from Pilbara, WA. [Tranquillityite is named after the Sea of Tranquility, the place on the Moon from which the rock samples in which it was found were brought during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. It was the last mineral brought from the Moon, and thought to have no counterpart on Earth, until discovered in Australia in 2011] (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,000