L601 crucifix Pyrophyllite has a pearly luster

Pyrophyllite has a pearly luster arranged in fan-like groups

Gem quality green Tourmaline in matrix on a Lucite base

It is a hydrated silicate and fluoride of calcium and potassium

A pair of 18th-century Italian candlestick tops with polished agate coral and baroque pearls

The Chescapecten shells are said to be 5 million-years-old

L601 crucifix Pyrophyllite has a pearly luster17th century Italian gold leaf and painted candlestick with agate coral and baroque pearls. The altar stick originally came from a church in Florence. Each three sides of the base has an individual carved image which is very rare for a church altar stick. One side has "IHS" which is the Christogram or monogram symbolizing Jesus Christ. Another side has the sacred heart carving, and the last side has three arrows intersecting one another. The sacred