Large bronze Pyrrhotite crystal to 4.5 cm wide with a hexagonal outline with an attached smaller 3cm crystal. There are also other sulfides including Galena and Sphalerite on the backside of the specimen. Good large example of Pyrrhotite.

Gemmy strawberry-pink Rhodochrosite crystals to 1.5mm.

Sugary apple-green to green-blue (color changes under different light) Scorodite crystals covering vuggy matrix with rust red fine crystalline Carminite.

Curved growth of colorless Gypsum var. Selenite. The trade name for this growth habit is "rams horn".

Old time specimen from this classic and important Mexican locality virtually impossible to obtain. This specimen is a large single crystal with a stump like appearance and long wires that extend outward from the termination which wrap around the main crystal. Really outstanding specimen with a tarnished look and minor Acanthite micro crystals.

This is one of the better specimens from this locality I have seen on the market. It is very reminiscent of the Kelly mine Smithsonite. In fact, I thought it was when I purchased it. It's a deeper green than usual for this locality with a much better, glistening luster. Unlike the other Smithsonite in this update, this specimen has some matrix to it, as seen in the pop-up photo.