A brilliant cabinet-sized plate of twinned galenas, that look in quality like more modern material from Bulgaria with a brightness you seldom see in this older, Mexican find. Emplaced on a matrix of calcite holding together intergrown sphalerite are many upright galena crystals, to 3 cm across. Most of these galena crystals are also elongated spinel twins. The druse of white calcite provides marked contrast. Very striking and rare in such size, as a display specimen!

Flowerlike, calenohedral, lustrous and translucent white calcite crystals to 2 cm in length are perched on top of a knob of brilliant and classic galena crystals for this locality. The contrast of color and texture is superb. Pristine!

An exceptional piece for the locality, where you do not get many good, isolated twinned galenas amidst thousands of normal galena specimens we have seen over the years - This composite crystal of spinel-twinned, lustrous galena also appears to be a complete floater with no visible points of attachment. It is a superb miniature galena, from any locale, although particularly noteworthy for this one

Drusy,splendent, brassy yellow pyrite and intergrown, lustrous galena crystals to 6 mm across host several frosted, lustrous and translucent, apple green fluorite crystals to 3 cm acrosss. Small faces on the fluorite crystals are unfrosted and gemmy, which allow the viewer a look into their internal world and creates contrast within the crystal faces.

An outstanding galena specimen from this very classic locale, where galena was common but specimens such as this level, were never common. Large, well formed, cubeoctahedrons of galena, to 4 cm across , are associated with scalenohedrons of lustrous and translucent, milky white crystals of calcite to 1.8 cm in length. The calcite fluoresces a brilliant, rich orange color. We have had galenas of such size and style before, but the settign against white, crystallized calcite matrix is just much more special! Super combo specimen!