Hoffs Rock Shop: Fossils, Crystals, Artifacts

FOSSILS, CRYSTALS, ARTIFACTS

Faceted quartz hexahedron. 3/4". $5

Faceted quartz cube with internal rainbow. 3/4". $5

Faceted quartz pyramid. 3/4". $5

Quartz on stromatolite jasper. Ontario. $25

Galena, Joplin, MO. 5/8". $3

Calcite. Joplin, MO. 3"x1.5". $3

Calcite, pyrite, prehnite. Grey River, Newfoundland. 4"x2". $6

Fluortie and calcite crystals. 2"x2". Clay City, Ohio. $4

Herkimer diamond. Utica, NY. 2"x1.5". $9

Quartz geode. Cookeville, TN. 3"x2.5". $8

Prehnite. Poona, India. $10

Feldspar crystals. Smoky quartz crystal. Albany, NH. $3

Calcite. 2.5"x3". Rockbridge Co. VA. $7

Quartz. Murcia, Spain. 4"x3". $8

Calcite. Cuenca, Spain. 2.5"x3". $5

Calcite on dolomite. Lower vuggy zone, Corydon Quarry, Harrison County, Indiana. 5"x3". $15

Calcite and quartz. 2"x3". Missouri. $15

Feldspar crystal. Italy. 3.5"x3". $15

Large quartz crystal. Lots of clarity and a place on the back where the outline of an attached crystal can be seen. 5" approx. $80

Stilbite crystals. 1.5"x2.5". Cherry Creek, King County, WA. $4

Calcite. National Limestone Quarry. Mr. Pleasant Mills, PA. 1"x2". $4

Calcite specimen. Lincoln, VA. 3"x3". $6

Herkimer diamond (quartz double terminated). About 3/4". $5

Whale bone fossil. Miocene. 1"x3". Essex, England. $5

Not sure what this is. The tag says it's from the Arlington Trap Rock Quarry, Leesburg. $4

Ankerite. 3" width. Greece. $5

Dice shaped and sized cubes are limonite pseudomorphs after pyrite from NC. $10

Fully polished rose quartz point, large. $74

Fully polished rose quartz point. $54

Good sized artifact, at least 3"x2". $5

Garnets in sealed vial. This is very old. $4

Artifact. $7

Crystal collection. $3.50

Sea shell collection. $3

Brachiopods in matrix. This piece is about three inches high. Kansas area. $5

Fossil sharks teeth and bone. $1.50

Tiny herkimer diamonds in a magnifying box. These are cute and sparkly and the photo does not show how pretty they are. $3

Iowa fossil. $3

Small collection of fossilized shark bones and teeth. $1

Mini abalone. $1

Cretaceous. Edwards Limestone. Austin, TX. $3

Austin TX cretaceous. Edwards Limestone. $3

Nice shell collection. $3

30mm pure copper spheres. $6 each

Fully polished rosequartz points. $10 each

Quartz point. $10

Raw quartz crystals. $2 each.

Small double terminated quartz crystals. 2 for $1

This is old stuff, I don't know where it originated. Label said bone and ivory. Beads and carved flowers. $5

Granite cube 1 inch square. $6

The following small quartz clusters are $5 each:

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These Brazilian lasers (quartz) are $3 each.

2 calcite crystals, about 2 inches each. $4.50

Amethyst points from Brazil are approx 2 inches high. Individually priced.

$10

Mushroom coral, also known as razor coral. Very sharp. 5" diameter. $10

Florida fossil. $1.50

Arkansas quartz cluster. 1.5"x3/4". $4

Arkansas quartz cluster. 1.5"x1.5". $5.50

The following items are made from genuine catlinite (pipestone) that has been legally, properly and respectfully quarried by a neighbor of Native American descent

Turtle fetish. 1.5x1.5". $20

Handcarved turtle fetish. 1.5x2". $22

Pink river quartz. Brazil. $10

Clear river quartz from Brazil. Also known as seer stone because you can gaze into its depths like a crystal ball. $5.50

Tibetan quartz scepter point. On these, the top of the point is naturally defined by a larger and darker quartz growth than the body of the point. $1

Tibetan quartz scepter points. $2

Tibetan quartz scepter points. $3

Sand calcite crystal. South Dakota. Five inches long. $20

Turretilla from Wyoming. Flat polished piece about 1 inches square. $2.50

Carved amethyst frog in Mexican style. 3/4 inch. $8

Small example of Michigan's state fossil, the petoskey stone. $3

Well formed crinoid stem. $2.50

Abalone shell. $8.50

I've referred to this elsewhere as a clam but I think the correct name is brachiopod. This one has a nice shape. $4

Brazilian amethyst. $2.50

clams in matrix: Several clam-like shells stuck together in one clump. Very interesting. $2

clam: Clam-type fossil, oddly shaped. $2.50

chrysocolla crystal: From Chihuahua, Mexico. About an inch square. $2.50

crinoid: Crinoids were a marine animal that lived in tropical seas around the world 450 million years ago. Their fossilized remains are in the form of limestone. $1.50

crinoid stem: Crinoids dominated the Paleozoic record of “echinoderms”, and are related to modern marine life forms such as star fish, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, etc. $1.50

crinoid stems in matrix: 4"x4" section of an ancient seabed. $7

dinosaur bone ?: I cannot guarantee the identity of this piece. I had one like it when I was a kid and it was identified as dinosaur bone. This is very heavy for its size and there is a bluish crystal in its 3" diameter center. $12

Jasper egg, about the size of a goose egg. $7

Onyx egg, made in Pakistan. $7

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Looks like a hollow piece of horn. Lightweight. $2.50

From the very early days of the rock business, an onyx elephant drilled to make a keychain. $2.50

Educational material from eastern Minnesota. Includes crude taconite, concentrate, and pellets, and an explanation of the process of making high grade iron ore from the rock formation called taconite. $3

Thunder Bay amethyst crystals: Ontario’s famous Thunder Bay amethyst was form 1.1 billion years ago during the Keenawan faulting of the Lake Superior basin. Other minerals found in the area are pyrite, galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite, calcite, fluorite, and native silver. Crystals are all approximate 2" in diameter.