Round tabular Barite crystals included with red sand forming three connected rose-like clusters to 4.5cm. These 'roses' are exceptional, not the average rock shop variety, and classic - every collector should have one in their collection. For more info on these see "The Barite Roses of Oklahoma" by D. London in Jul-Aug 2008 Mineralogical Record.

White prismatic crystal group to 1.3cm on golden Calcite matrix.

A singular golden Barite crystal to 8mm tucked in a vug lined with light yellow Calcite. Nice small piece!

Deep orange-brown prismatic Bastnaesite - Ce crystal with a perfect hexagonal outline and one well defined second order pyramidal termination. Very nice crystal!

Perfect hexagonal Bastnaesite-Ce crystal with one good pinnacoidal termination with a slight first order pyramidal modification. This crystal is a nice brown-orange color with a good glassy luster. The Zegi Mountains in Pakistan have produced the largest and nicest Bastnaesite-Ce crystals.

An incredibly large, deep red prismatic crystal to 4cm, terminated with a smaller 2cm crystal adjoined at the side also terminated. Contains unknown inclusions. This is the premier locality for this species.