Minerals A - F
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Friedelite from Sterling Mine, USA
Price range: £2.00 through £3.00 -
Fuchsite Specimens
Price range: £7.50 through £10.00 -
Galena in Calcite from Clemensberg Quarry, Germany
£20.00 -
Garnet in Aquamarine specimens
£45.00 -
Goethite and Calcite from Clearwell, Gloucestershire
£35.00 -
Goethite and Calcite from Old Ham Mine, Gloucestershire
£15.00 -
Goethite and Fluorite from Wheal Cock, Cornwall
£10.00 -
Hematite, Quartz and Baryte from Hingston Down Quarry, Cornwall
£20.00 -
Hematoid Quartz over Calcite
£5.00 -
Hemimorphite and Aragonite from Ojuela Mine, Mexico
£15.00 -
Hemimorphite on Fluorite from Wapping Mine, Derbyshire
£10.00 -
Kutnohorite and Franklinite from Sterling Mine, USA
Price range: £3.00 through £3.50 -
Levyne and Erionite from Punta del Aguila, Lanzarote, Spain
£25.00 -
Malachite and Calcite from Great Orme, Wales
£5.00 -
Manganese Dendrite specimens from Solnhofen, Germany
£12.50 -
Manganese dendrites in Calcite
£3.50 -
Manganocalcite from Sterling Mine, USA
£3.00 -
Orthoclase Feldspar specimens from Norway
£1.50 -
Phantom Amethyst points and clusters
Price range: £7.00 through £15.00 -
Psuedomalachite and Chrysocolla from Desire Mine, South Africa
£10.00 -
Quartz and Calcite from Geevor Mine, Cornwall
£10.00 -
Quartz from Botallack Mine, Cornwall
£20.00 -
Quartz points with Fluorite
£8.00 -
Scolecite and Calcite specimens
Price range: £8.00 through £10.00 -
Smithsonite, Adamite, and Calcite from Hilarion Mine, Greece
£3.50 -
Sphalerite and Chalcopyrite from Joplin Field, USA
£15.00 -
Tourmaline specimens (Schorl on Feldspar)
£1.50 -
Tridymite and Cristobalite from Vechec quarry, Slovakia
£15.00 -
Unusual Amethyst points
£5.00 -
Willemite and Calcite from Sterling Mine, USA
Price range: £4.00 through £5.00 -
Willemite in Franklinite from Sterling Mine, USA
£5.00 -
Willemite, Calcite, and Franklinite from Sterling Mine, USA
£3.50
Obviously, there’s a whole ton of mineral species in the A-F section.
One day I might have to change it – either to A-C or just to A, B, and C.
We have a wide range of minerals in this section – It’d be ridiculous to list them all but throughout this section we do have some fairly well known and popular minerals – agates, amazonite, amethyst, apatite, azurite, baryte, beryl, calcite, cassiterite, celestite, chalcedony, chrysocolla, corundum, dolomite, epidote, feldspar, flint and fluorite!