BaryteThese are some of the best quality Baryte crystals that Ive seen from Muddy Creek, not to mention the habit that is so incredibly eye catching. This small cabinet specimen features hundreds of sharp, rather lustrous, very well formed, snow white blades of Baryte forming a beautiful flower shaped group. The added touch to the piece is that there is a slight blue color that can be seen in one of the topmost crystals. This blue shade is rather rare in my

well-formed faces and good internal gemminess that allows that wonderful pink color to glow with a bit of backlighting

A seldom seen specimen of coppery-bronze colored

This specimen hosts several good quality Tetrahedrite crystals measuring up to 6 mm with great luster

crystallized examples of Sapphire on the market

This specimen was collected over 30 years ago in August of 1980

3 cm aesthetically perched atop white Quartz crystal matrix

Outside of Myanmar

There are also a few classic “bent” crystals on the piece as well

which is unlike many others I've seen from this locale

2 cm across and would make a great addition to any Colorado mineral suite

I like to call them “black beauties”) is the fact that they’re not always terribly aesthetic

The Climax Mine was the largest producer of Molybdenum ore in the United States