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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 15 x 15 x 15 mm  Weight: 118.9 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 32 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34.1 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34.3 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.6 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.4 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.5 carats

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Amazing Red Calcite Specimen with Sharp Crystals and Excellent Luster Origin:  Daye, Hubei, China Size : 130 x 87 x 57 mm Weight : 570 gr

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 152 x 83 x 70 mm Weight: 496 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 58 x 51 x 39 mm Weight: 49 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 111 x 82 x 74 mm Weight: 484 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 142 x 113 x 58 mm Weight: 575 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 146 x 104 x 50 mm Weight: 462 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 87 x 72 x 54 mm Weight: 245 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 70 x 45 x 36 mm Weight: 93 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 77 x 60 x 42 mm Weight: 153 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 122 x 75 x 73 mm Weight: 520 grams 

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The name “Nevara” comes from “Nebula” and “Aura”, evoking the beauty of the Cosmos and unseen energies that flow through all things. The crystals with shimmering Hematite inclusions and inner red phantoms possess the pulse of universal energy and magic of transformation. Every piece of Nevara Quartz feels to carry the essence of the infinite. Very clear crystals with colorful inclusions show outworldly elegance. Origin : Chintapally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Size: 118 x 89 x 71 mm Weight: 650 grams 

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Shiny Hematite with Rutile From: Novo Horizonte, Brazil Size : 57 x 52 x 40 mm Weight : 100 grams 

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite with Quartz. Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 70 x 51 x 42 mm Weight : 170 gr  

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite  Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 92 x 60 x 58 mm Weight : 362 gr

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Silky Purple Octahedral Fluorite  Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 81 x 68 x 48 mm Weight : 288 gr

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite  Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 47 x 47 x 42 mm Weight : 70 gr  

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite  Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 61 x 53 x 48 mm Weight : 165 gr

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Silky Purple Octahedral Fluorite Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 96 x 57 x 68 mm Weight : 300 gr  

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Silky Purple Octahedral Fluorite Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 58 x 39 x 32 mm Weight : 68 gr  

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 30 x 26 x 20 mm Weight : 16 gr

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite with Quartz Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 97 x 77 x 74 mm Weight : 493 gr  

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite  Stunning Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 78 x 66 x 43 mm Weight : 122 gr

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite with Quartz Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 90 x 90 x 59 mm Weight : 546 gr  

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Charoite Color Octahedral Fluorite with Quartz Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 68 x 49 x 36 mm Weight : 97 gr

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Silky Purple Octahedral Fluorite with Quartz Stunning Silky Lavender Purple Color. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 From a small find in 2025. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 121 x 98 x 72 mm Weight : 695 gr

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Silver on Matrix Origin: Zacatecas, Mexico Size : 74 x 60 x 44 mm Weight: 140 gr

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Beautiful Red Fox Agate GeodeWith silvery Hematite filled crystals. These rare Agates are also UV Reactive.From volcanic regions of Patagonia, Argentina 🇦🇷 Size : 56 x 35 x 28 mm Weight : 30 gr

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Silvery Lustrous Galena Origin: Trepca Mine, Kosovo Size Range: 80 mm - 70 mm - 30 mm  Weight: 339 gr 

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Silvery Skutterudite Specimen with mirror-like luster From: Aghbar mine, Bou Azzer, Morocco Size: 78 x 69 x 50 mm Weight: 400 gr

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Skeletal Quartz Flower with Green Chlorite From: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size: 67 x 43 x 36 mm Weight: 36 Grams  

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Origin: Goboboseb Mountains, Brandberg, Namibia Size : 30 x 13 x 13 mm Weight : 10 gr

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Origin: Goboboseb Mountains, Brandberg, Namibia Size : 30 x 15 x 12 mm Weight : 12 gr

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Smoky Citrine with Black Tourmaline Last year’s find From: Erongo Mountains, Namibia Size: 130 x 90 x 68 mm  Weight: 509 gr 

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Smoky Citrine with Black Tourmaline Last year’s find From: Erongo Mountains, Namibia Size:  80 x 60 x 40 mm  Weight: 234 gr 

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Smoky Citrine with Purple Fluorite Last year’s find From: Erongo Mountains, Namibia Size:  75 x 40 x 30 mm  Weight: 96 gr 

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Smoky Green Quartz with Blue Shattuckite and Green Dioptase Size : 52 x 51 x 38 mm Weight : 73 gr

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Smoky Phantom Quartz Origin:  Minas de Gerais, Brazil Size Range: 62 x 44 x 25 mm   Weight: 49 gr 

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Smoky Phantom Quartz Origin:  Minas de Gerais, Brazil Size Range: 82 x 44 x 28 mm   Weight: 113 gr 

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Smoky Phantom Quartz  From: Brandberg, Namibia Size: 54 x 37 x 27 mm Weight: 42 gr

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Smoky Phantom Quartz Lot from the famous locality 6 Piece Lot From: Hallelujah Junction, Nevada, USA Size range: 60 - 48 mm Total Weight: 186 gr  

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