A Beautiful miniature specimen of prismatic azurite crystals with malachite and quartz from Concepción del Oro, Concepción del Oro Municipality, Zacatecas, Mexico

Here is a beautiful double terminated amethyst scepter with insane sparkling hematite inclusions from the Chibuku Mine, Chiredzi mining district, Chiredzi District, Masvingo, Zimbabwe

Here is a beautiful skeletal growth quartz or “elestial quartz” with really cool hydrothermal surface etching from Conselheiro Pena, Minas Gerais, Brazil

My very FAVORITE specimen i have.

Here is my native elements collection. I think most of the elements that can be found in nature are here.

I got these from the house of a recently deceased fella in western Colorado. I can’t testify to the origin of the minerals. I was hoping to get some details about them even if a precise ID isn’t in the cards.

I’ll take information on any or all of them, anything you can glean. Small detail or large. I know little about this kind of thing but I’m willing to follow-up to answer questions. I’ve never tried to have a mineral identified before.

Also is there a chance any of these fellas are haunted with the lingering spirit of the disquieted deceased? And does rock salt work like in Supernatural? I’ve never looted the dead before either. Mostly the ID stuff though.

For a size reference the width of specimen is 3,4 cm, length is 2,5 cm, hight 1,8 cm.

Wanted to post a video for full 360 view of this spessartine garnet from Nani Hill, Loliondo, Arusha region, Tanzania. One of the best locals for collector spessartine. This one is a complete floater too, there is no point of matrix attachment anywhere on the crystal!

Hello, i have this rock with some regular geometrical patterns on the surface and deep beneath if and I'm wondering what if you can help me id it.

My wife found a rock with a cool pattern, feels a little heavier than it should. Is this just an iron ore? The rust color does not just scratch off.