Galena pseudomorph after Pyromorphite Milky Quartz This particular stone shows a

This particular stone shows a good fluorescence under both LW and SW UV light

and worthwhile for the size and price

An attractive matrix display specimen featuring a few blocky crystals of very pale blue-green Microcline (probably not dark enough for what I would call Amazonite) associated with starkly contrasting Smoky Quartz and highlighted by snow white Albite (var: Cleavelandite)

are typically etched

and they are some of the most popular

Galena pseudomorph after Pyromorphite Milky Quartz This particular stone shows aWhen it comes to German classics, the iconic Pyromorphite specimens from Bad Ems are among the top of the list. These historic and signature specimens are known worldwide for their excellent size form and color. The majority of the specimens were mined in the mid 1800s and, while you can see them in old important museum collections, along with some of the best private collections in the world, very little material is available on the market today.