Worldwide Treasures
We added a fresh batch of worldwide crystals, featuring classics from old finds, and newer arrivals to the gallery. Visit our Recent Galleries or explore some featured favorites below.
Hessite
Hessite in sharp, finely crystallized specimens is one of the great rarities of the mineral world, and of silver species within it. Hessite in good quality ONLY came, in this size and sharpness, from a few small finds in the old days of European mine...
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Clinochlore var. Kammererite
A plethora of sharp crystals, averaging 5mm in size, completely coat the display side of this stunning piece. Exhibiting an intense magenta color, this Kammererite is an extremely colorful and engaging specimen! Even in modest light the Kammererite c...
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Roselite with Calcite
A mound of almost needle-like Calcite crystals are festooned with a myriad of ruby-red Roselite crystals from early finds at the Aghbar Mine in Morocco (1970s-80s). Scores of small (3 to 8 mm), translucent, slender, scalenohedral Calcite crystals cov...
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Pyromorphite var. Arsenian
This is a stunning, large Arsenian Pyromorphite of the best orange color from the Bunker Hill mine in Idaho, which are also the best orange pyromorphite in the world from anywhere. The piece comprises dozens of curving crystals that are so typical fo...
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Brazilianite (Type Locality, 1940s)
A stunning, nearly complete-all-around crystal from the original Brazilianite find at this type locality circa 1945, that is still characteristic and distinct to this day compared to later finds at other Brazilian pegmatites in the Linopolis-Mendes-P...
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Smithsonite with Hemimorphite
An impressive Smithsonite from the San Antonio Mine in Mexico with textbook botryoidal form for the species and displaying gorgeous sea foam green color. Individual, glistening botryoids measure up to an inch across and and show a splendid satin lust...
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Quartz - Herkimer Diamond
This Quartz cluster displays super glassy luster and unprecedented gemminess for "Herkimers," not to mention its aesthetic composition! There are ten crystal components in this group ranging in size from less than 1 cm up to 4.9 cm in maximum dimensi...
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Much like the minerals we treasure and collect, the Arkenstone comes from humble beginnings and a small start, but we're thrilled to see how the industry has grown over the 30 years we've been operating!
READ MORETake a Look in The Vault
The Vault is where we keep our very significant, admittedly pricier, specimens for viewing. These minerals often find homes with collectors who not only enjoy the beauty of fine minerals, but who treat their collections as valuable investments.
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