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Specimen Catalog & Mineral Guide

Every piece we have brought out of the ground, listed with the data we actually have. We are prospectors, not gemologists — so where a measurement is pending it says so, and where an identification is provisional it says that too. Certificate records are designed to be updatable onchain as lab work and readings come in, so a correction is a recorded revision rather than a quiet edit.

The Data Sheets

Filter and search the full catalog. The CSV contains the same columns for anyone who wants to work with the raw numbers — weight in grams, UV coverage percentage, Geiger readings where taken, value band, and the onchain token id for converted pieces.

63 SPECIMENS INDEXED24 WITH VERIFIED WEIGHT37 UV-FLUORESCENT59 MINTED AS CERTIFICATES
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IDMineralWeightSizeUVReadingValueTierStatus
SPX-001
cert #1
Smoky Quartz crystal on feldspar pegmatiteTBD~8×6 cm matrix, main crystal ~2.5 cm—pending$57.50STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-002
cert #2
Smoky Quartz (cluster mass, translucent)TBD~11×6 cm—pending$40–60STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-003
cert #3
Smoky Quartz mix with possible garnet (unverified)TBD~10×7 cm—pending$35–55STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-004
cert #4
Milky QuartzTBD~9×6 cm—pending$15–25BULKMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-005
cert #5
Smoky QuartzTBD~10×6 cm—pending$35–55STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-006
cert #6
Smoky Quartz + Beryl in pegmatite matrixTBD~13×9 cm—pending$90–140PREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-007
cert #7
Pegmatite mix: smoky quartz, feldspar (amazonite-var), schorlTBD~13×9 cm—pending$80–130PREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-008
cert #8
Aquamarine-variety Beryl in matrixTBD~3×2 cm crystal—pending$70–110PREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-009
cert #9
Smoky Quartz in pegmatite mixTBD~10×7 cm—pending$40–60STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-010
cert #10
Beryl (tan/pink, etched prismatic crystal)TBD~6×5 cm—pending$75–120PREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-011
cert #11
Smoky quartz cone — UNIDENTIFIED below (TBD)TBD~5×4 cm—pendingTBDIN STUDYMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-012
cert #12
Mica (muscovite book)TBD~7×6 cm—pending$20–35STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-013
cert #13
Mica (small book)TBD~4×3 cm—pending$10–18BULKMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-014
cert #14
Smoky QuartzTBD~8×5 cm—pending$35–55STANDARDMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-015
cert #15
Mixed: schorl(?) with mica — tourmaline likelyTBD~6×5 cm—pendingTBDIN STUDYMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-016
cert #16
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-017
cert #17
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-018
cert #18
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-019
cert #19
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-020
cert #20
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-021
cert #21
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-022
cert #22
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-023
cert #23
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-024
cert #24
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-025
cert #25
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-026
cert #26
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-027
cert #27
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2 cmyes (green SW)pending$27.50UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-028
cert #28
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-029
cert #29
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-030
cert #30
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-031
cert #31
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)TBD~2-3 cmyes (green SW)pending$30–50 (awaiting weight + UV%)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-032
cert #32
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)2.5 g~2.5 cm40% (green speckle, ~40% SW coverage)pending$27.50UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-033
cert #33
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)8.4 g~3 cm35% (green SW coverage, ~35%)pending$35–55 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-034
cert #34
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)2.3 g~2 cm20% (green SW, ~20%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-035
cert #35
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)4.5 g~2-3 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$32–52 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-036
cert #36
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)7.4 g~2-3 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$35–55 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-037
cert #37
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)4.6 g~2-3 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$32–52 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-038
cert #38
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)16.9 g~3 cm50% (green SW, ~50%)pending$45–75 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-039
cert #39
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)17.6 g~3 cm50% (green SW, ~50%)pending$45–75 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-040
cert #40
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)11.6 g~2-3 cm40% (green SW, ~40%)pending$35–60 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-041
cert #41
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)0.6 gthumbnail ~1 cm30% (green SW, ~30%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-042
cert #42
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)5 g~2 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$32–52 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-043
cert #43
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)1.5 gthumbnail ~1 cm30% (green SW, ~30%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-044
cert #44
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)7.3 g~3 cm70% (dense green SW, ~70%)pending$70–100 (high UV coverage premium)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-045
cert #45
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)1.4 gthumbnail ~1 cm30% (green SW, ~30%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-046
cert #46
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)8.3 g~2-3 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$35–55 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-047
cert #47
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)3.6 g~2 cm35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$32–52 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-048
cert #48
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)1.1 gthumbnail ~1 cm30% (green SW, ~30%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-049
cert #49
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)3.8 g~2 cm triangular35% (green SW, ~35%)pending$32–52 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-050
cert #50
UV-Fluorescent Matrix (Green SW)1.8 gthumbnail ~1.5 cm30% (green SW, ~30%)pending$30–50 (priced by UV coverage)UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-051
cert #51
Milky Quartz (raw, ~10-14 chunks)713.2 gBowl of 3-8 cm chunks, total 713.2g—pending$22–37 (capped at rockhound $15-25/lb)BULKMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-052
cert #52
Smoky Quartz (raw, ~8-12 chunks)694.5 gBowl of 3-5 cm chunks, total 694.5g—pending$22–36 (capped at rockhound $15-25/lb)BULKMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-053
cert #53
Clear/milky quartz crystal fragments164.8 gBowl of 4-6 cm chunks, total 164.8g—pending$6–10 (capped at rockhound $15-25/lb)BULKMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-054
cert #54
UV-Fluorescent Mix (Green + Purple SW) — BULK POOL
pool · 1 random pull 3-6g per pull per cert
633.8 gBULK POOL: each cert = ONE SMALL random piece (single fluorescent chunk, 1-2cm, ~3-6g) from the 633.8g bowl of ~30-40 pieces. Pool is never sold as one piece.55% (green speckle + purple matrix, ~55% SW)pending$18.00UV-FLUORESCENTMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-055
cert #55
UV-Fluorescent Mix (UV photo reference)TBDsame bowl as SPX-054, UV long-exposure reference55% (green + purple SW reference)pendingTBD (not for sale — see SPX-054)IN STUDYMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-056
cert #56
Precious Opal (light body tone, play-of-color) — polishedTBDMin. 14 ct stated; two photos (front + reverse)—pendingOwner estimate $500/ct — pending independent appraisalPREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-057
cert #57
Precious Opal (light body tone, play-of-color) — polishedTBD~22 ct stated; two photos—pendingNot yet appraised — owner declined to estimatePREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-058
cert #58
Dark Opal — cut and polishedTBD~7 ct stated—pendingPending appraisalPREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-059
cert #59
Opal — carved form, green colour responseTBD~15 ct stated—pendingPending appraisalPREMIUMMINTED ONCHAIN
SPX-060Hand-dug mixed specimen23.2 g23.2 g stated; two photos—pendingNot for sale — museum display pendingIN STUDYINDEXED — NOT MINTED
SPX-061Field-collected artifact fragment — in studyTBDNot measured—pendingNot for sale — provenance review pendingIN STUDYINDEXED — NOT MINTED
SPX-062Unidentified find - identification pendingTBDpending measurement—pending—IN STUDYINDEXED — NOT MINTED
SPX-063Tattoo Redemption - Randy Marsh (commitment piece)TBDpermanent, on the dev—pending—saleINDEXED — NOT MINTED

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Every round is drawn from the reference below — real ranges, real confusion pairs. Practising the separation is how you stop guessing; the score is for you, not for us.

Field Guide: identifying what we pull

The short version of what the pegmatite ground produces and how each one is actually told apart in the field. Hardness (H) is on the Mohs scale. Nothing here replaces lab work.

SpeciesFormulaHardnessSpec. gravityCrystal systemIn the vault
QuartzSiO272.65Trigonalyes
Smoky QuartzSiO2 (Al-bearing)72.65Trigonalyes
Milky QuartzSiO272.65Trigonalyes
BerylBe3Al2Si6O187.5-82.63-2.92Hexagonalyes
Aquamarine (Beryl variety)Be3Al2Si6O18 (Fe2+ trace)7.5-82.66-2.92Hexagonalyes
Morganite (Beryl variety)Be3Al2Si6O18 (Mn trace)7.5-82.71-2.90Hexagonalnot held
Muscovite (Mica)KAl2(AlSi3O10)(OH)22-2.52.77-2.88Monoclinicyes
Microcline / Amazonite (Feldspar)KAlSi3O86-6.52.55-2.63Triclinicyes
Albite / Cleavelandite (Feldspar)NaAlSi3O86-6.52.60-2.63Triclinicyes
Schorl (Black Tourmaline)NaFe3Al6(BO3)3Si6O18(OH)47-7.53.10-3.25Trigonalyes
Garnet (Almandine group)Fe3Al2(SiO4)37-7.54.05-4.30Cubicyes
ApatiteCa5(PO4)3(F,Cl,OH)53.16-3.22Hexagonalyes
Uraninite (Pitchblende)UO2 (oxidised to U3O8)5.5-67.5-10.0Cubicnot held

Hardness and specific gravity are the two cheapest real tests and both need practice on known material first. Specific gravity separates species that look alike — quartz sits near 2.65 while uraninite runs 7.5–10, so the same-sized piece weighing three times as much is the giveaway that no photo can give you. Values are standard mineralogical ranges, not measurements of our pieces.

Smoky quartz

SiO₂ · H 7. Gray to near-black translucent quartz. The colour comes from natural irradiation acting on trace aluminium inside the crystal — it is not radioactive, and it is not a coating. Look for glassy lustre, conchoidal fracture, and a crystal face at a shallow angle to the prism. Our most common find, usually sitting in feldspar matrix.

Beryl / aquamarine / morganite

Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈ · H 7.5–8. Hexagonal prisms, harder than quartz — it will scratch a window, quartz will not. Aquamarine is the blue-iron variety, morganite the pink-manganese one, heliodor the yellow. Weight for weight the most valuable material we handle, which is why any beryl-class piece gets listed as premium rather than bulk.

Muscovite mica

KAl₂(AlSi₃O₁₀)(OH)₂ · H 2.5–3. Unmistakable once handled: near-perfect basal cleavage, comes apart in thin flexible transparent sheets, and a fingernail will mark it. Books of mica are common in the same matrix as the quartz — we usually leave them attached, because the contrast is what makes a matrix piece look like a matrix piece.

Tourmaline (schorl)

Complex borosilicate · H 7–7.5. Black striated prisms, triangular cross-section with rounded edges (the giveaway versus a black oxide). Very common to find as thin needles running through quartz and feldspar. We do not call a tourmaline variety without a clearer read than a photo gives us.

UV-fluorescent material

Identified by response, not by name. We record these by how they behave under a lamp — coverage percentage and colour under shortwave — because that is what we can actually measure. Green shortwave response often points at uranium-bearing secondaries, but identifying a specific species (uraninite, autunite, torbernite) takes lab confirmation we do not have yet. Until then it stays UV-fluorescent, and it is priced on coverage rather than weight.

Handling anything that reads hot

A Geiger counter gives you counts per minute, not a verdict. Working rules we use: never inhale dust, wash hands after handling, keep pieces in a closed labelled container rather than a living space, and do not break or grind anything that reads elevated. Shipping is US-only for physical pieces and follows USPS Publication 52 / DOT 49 CFR §173.421 (UN2910 limited quantity — under 0.5 mrem/hr at the surface). Anything above those limits does not ship.

Tools we use in the field, and why each one matters
  • 10× hand lens — the single most useful tool. Lustre, cleavage and crystal form all read here.
  • Hardness kit — a quartz point (H7) and a steel file separate quartz from beryl from mica fast.
  • Streak plate — unglazed porcelain. Metals and oxides leave a colour; silicates mostly leave nothing.
  • Hydrochloric acid (dilute) — a fizz means carbonate. Handled outdoors, never on a specimen you care about.
  • Digital scale — every value we publish is anchored to grams, and grams are what we weigh before anything ships.
  • UV lamp — shortwave (254 nm) and longwave (365 nm) give different responses on the same rock. We record which.
  • Geiger counter — a screening tool. It tells you where to be careful, not what a mineral is.
Why a name is not an identification
  • Colour and lustre are field clues, never proof. Several species share both.
  • Hardness and specific gravity are the two cheapest real tests, and both need practice on known material first.
  • Fluorescence under short-wave UV is an observation, not a species identification. Many minerals fluoresce; the cause is often a trace activator rather than a uranium mineral.
  • Our labels carry an explicit status field. UV-Fluorescent means observed under a lamp. Lab-Confirmed means a measurement or analysis exists. Anything unverified says so.
We are prospectors, not gemologists.

Every value in this reference is textbook mineralogy - published ranges for the species, not measurements of our own pieces. Where we have actually measured a piece, the specimen record says so. Where we have not, it says that too. A field test narrows a guess; it does not make an identification, and we do not present it as one.

How to read a data sheet

  • Weight — grams, whole numbers. Blank means not yet weighed; it does not mean small.
  • UV coverage — percentage of the visible face that fluoresces, plus the lamp wavelength.
  • Reading — counts per minute and µSv/h where a Geiger reading was taken. “Pending” is honest, not an omission.
  • Value — the USD figure locked at conversion. Where a range appears instead, the piece is not yet priced.
  • Status — indexed (photographed and catalogued, no certificate), minted (onchain certificate exists), or in study.
  • Pool pieces — a bulk bowl is never sold as one certificate. Each certificate drawn from a pool is a single small piece, weighed and photographed on its own before shipping.
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Provisional and experimental: identifications are made by a prospector in the field and are expected to change as measurements accumulate. Mineral collecting involves real physical risk, and radioactive material requires care and, above certain limits, does not ship at all. Nothing here is financial advice or a promise of resale value.

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