Glen Innes, Gough Co., New South Wales, Australia

Gemmy deep blue, dogtooth sapphire crystals from Reddestone Creek Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia. A rare, double terminated crystal can be seen in the picture. Crystals to 1.5cm in length. #C3

© Tony H Gill

Cassiterite, obtained in 1989. Alan Goldstein specimen (5083) and photo.

© Alan Goldstein

Ferrimolybdite. Specimen is from the collection of C.D. Woodhouse (1974). Scale at bottom of image is an inch with a rule at one cm.

© Rock Currier

Rare double terminated sapphires from Australia and not from Sri Lanka! Crystals from left to right; 2.93ct, 0.34ct & 2.03ct in size. #C20

© Tony Gill

Bright yellow Ferrimolybdite crystals on unidentified matrix Acquired from Maarten Van Schie on Marktplaats.nl on 6 February 2018

Tufts of ferrimolybdenite. 5MP Chinese unbranded CMOS camera with bellows and Nikon 4X Plan Achromatic Objective Lens. Processed with Zerene stacker DMap and post stacking cleanup with Faststone. Collection and photograph of Rod Martin

© R. J. Martin

Molybdenite plate on quartz with yellow fibres of ferrimolybdenite. 5MP Chinese unbranded CMOS camera with bellows and Nikon 4X Plan Achromatic Objective Lens. Processed with Zerene stacker DMap and post stacking cleanup with Faststone. Collection and photograph of Rod Martin

© R. J. Martin

Alluvial topaz crystal from Glen Innes collected by Ryan Shepherd, who gifted it to me. Ex. Ryan Shepherd collection.

Alluvial crystal of topaz collected by Ryan Shepherd from Glen Innes, who gifted it to me. Ex. Ryan Shepherd collection.