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They’re very sharp
cuboctahedra of silvery Galena associated with small striated pyritohedra of golden Pyrite
and most of them are virtually damage free
The piece is highlighted at the top by a wonderful dodecahedral crystal of Copper with both smooth well-formed positive faces and skeletal or "hoppered" negative faces
Specimen #MAD61610
Tourmaline (Fluor-Liddicoatite) Kutnohorite They’re very sharpAn interestingly colored Liddicoatite Tourmaline from a discovery in 2009 in the Camp Robin area of Madagascar. I know that a lot of Tourmalines are simply labeled as being Camp Robin, but I acquired this one directly from Federico Pezzotta, who said it was from Ambohimahasoa. The coloring starts with a RARELY seen yellow pyramidal termination. Yellow is arguably the rarest color seen in Tourmaline, and to find a good sized crystal like this with a
