Collector Mineral Specimens of Opal for Sale from Queretaro, Mexico

Easy to see why these are called fire opal! Unreal jelly like orange and red color, not only are they 
flaming on your monitor but equally intense in person! This nicely shaped piece has smooth glassy 
faces revealing the inner transparency just beneath the surface for a warm glow that rarely occurs 
in the mineral kingdom. Always tough to find a quality opal which catches the eye. Overall size is 
2.3 x 1.7 cm.

Splendid pyro for the cabinet! Richly coated hexagonal grass-green crystals blanket over a brown 
matrix of 4 inches! Not to be confused with the Bunker Hill mine, specimens from the Sherman mine 
are much older as production ceased long ago with larger pieces like the one pictured here 
remaining very much a collector item! American material of such magnitude is hard to obtain 
especially from one of the most celebrated U.S. localities. It has the color and size to be considered 
a significant pyromorphite. In good condition.

Easy to see why these are called fire opal! Unreal jelly like orange and red color, not only are they 
flaming on your monitor but equally intense in person! This nicely shaped piece has smooth glassy 
faces revealing the inner transparency just beneath the surface for a warm glow that rarely occurs 
in the mineral kingdom. Always tough to find a quality opal which catches the eye. Overall size is 
2.6 x 1.8 cm.

Nice large colorful display piece! All well developed transparent to translucent deep rich purple cubic 
crystals up to 3.5 cm in size have grown on a contrasting dolomite matrix of 11 x 8.5 cm in overall 
size. A real sharp looking Elmwood fluorite, nothing can compare to the distinctive visual impact 
from this now closed producer of fine mineral specimens!

Easy to see why these are called fire opal! Unreal jelly like orange and red color, not only are they 
flaming on your monitor but equally intense in person! This nicely shaped piece has smooth glassy 
faces revealing the inner transparency just beneath the surface for a warm glow that rarely occurs 
in the mineral kingdom. Always tough to find a quality opal which catches the eye. Overall size is 
2.4 x 1.6 cm.

Easy to see why these are called fire opal! Unreal jelly like orange and red color, not only are they 
flaming on your monitor but equally intense in person! This nicely shaped piece has smooth glassy 
faces revealing the inner transparency just beneath the surface for a warm glow that rarely occurs 
in the mineral kingdom. Always tough to find a quality opal which catches the eye. Overall size is 
2.2 x 1.5 cm.

A respectable piece of multifaced jet-black crystals reaching 1.5 cm in length standing on sparkling 
quartz matrix of 7.1 x 4.7 cm in size, harder and harder to find since the area has been closed to 
collecting for sometime. This North American babingtonite is the kind of specimen that surely took 
persistent effort to field collect. Undamaged example of quality.

Spectacular quality! These calcites have great saturated yellow color that few worldwide localities 
can rival, in addition to having such large crystals, the main xtl measures 11 x 8.8 x 6.5 cm in overall 
size. Some matrix is clinging to the side as a welcome addition, all in all it's ideal for display!

Transparent tapered colorless quartz crystals up to 5 cm long stick out of bright black sphalerites 
with stacked pyramidal inset striations forming a commonly seen combo that goes well together, 
from an earlier discovery which is recycling for the first time. Measures: 9.1 x 8 cm in size.

Colorful arrangement of razor sharp saturated red crystals resting over blades of whitish barite of 4.5 
x 4 cm in overall size. What a piece for the miniature suite, one of the most attractive minerals 
available, plus it's unparalleled from Morocco. High level of quality, a really pretty association!

Felted mass of long slender metallic gray crystals reaching the species near maximum size of 4 cm 
in length on matrix of 6.7 x 3.5 cm in overall size. From the mining region known for producing 
wonderful examples of this lead antimony sulfide, museum level rarity.

Russian orpiments absolutely pour with color! Spherical clusters bunch together on matrix which 
measures 6.8 x 5.5 cm in overall size, sparkles when rotated in hand, definitely not an ugly rock.