A fine amethyst 'cathedral' geode, with richly coloured amethyst crystals layered over rock crystal.

A large Hadrosaur Charonosaurus egg showing detailing of the shell and sitting on a matrix.

A Dilophosaurus three toed footprint in a shale matrix.

A large polished septarian egg with section cut to reveal internal cavity filled with clusters of small black crystals; mounted on a custom made wooden stand.

A museum quality reproduction of a Cretaceous Velociraptor mongoliensis, skull and jaws discovered originally in the Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia.

A large fossil Diplomystus fish in a matrix.

A cut and polished slice of agate with bands of brown, yellow and grey to the centre and finely painted with the image of a standing barn owl with mouse in beak; by David Fish of Overton, UK, a noted wildlife artist who specializes in paintings of birds on polished stone slices; with a framed and glazed presentation print showing four other examples of his work.

A very large, colourless quartz crystal from Brazil, showing perfect crystal form, transparent to translucent, with natural, unaltered faces, with two smaller crystals to one side.

A gem cut tourmaline crystal with deep green colour and high quality.

A fine tourmaline specimen with crystals of pink and green tourmaline from Tilgit, Pakistan, the pink with unusual full termination, in old white card tray.

A gem quality opal with attached matrix, with colours diffracting primarily in red and green, in old white card tray.

A cut and polished agate slice with deep blue border, white honeycomb crystals to the centre and with a 'smiley face' formation to the centre in deep blue, from Brazil; colour enhanced.

A large ruby crystal of hexagonal shape with a deep pink colour.

A large septarian nodule half, cut and polished displaying grey angular crystals in a honeycomb matrix of pale yellow crystals.

A galena matrix with sheets of matlockite minerals to the surface; matlockite is a rare lead halide mineral, named after the town of Matlock in Derbyshire, England, where it was first discovered; in white card tray with label reading MATLOCKITE Roughton Gill (?)'.

A remarkable gem-quality, naturally-coloured smoky quartz with two major crystals in parallel growth, and with minor accessory muscovite.