A classic association for the mine, and I think unique, these pink-included quartzes are set up nicely on the same base for display. This set is one of the most beautiful and balanced such examples I have seen, out of a County collection. It is a matched set consisting of both halves of a large crystal (itself, a floater!). The smaller section fits snugly atop the larger, and you can see that the crystal then tapered off at that lower edge, so nothing is missing on the shorter half. The color is very good for this material, and the polish is of high quality (unusually so). Size given is for the largest crystal half. They come displayed together on a shared lucite base.

A serious smoky for the Himalaya! This is a large, symmetric, very smoky quartz , and such are rare from the mine, When found, they are usually quite pale, but this is intensely colored. It weighs over 2 kilos and so is very hefty. It is pristine all around, except a tiny , in context trivial nick on teh back of the termination.

NO REPAIRS make this matrix Little Three mine specimen exceptional. The tourmaline is sharp and lustrous, 5 cm across. It is, typically for here, very dark and not very colorful. But the overall piece, in combination with a sharp and lustrous quartz (complete, though with some minor edge wear), is significant for the mine and striking in symmetry.