Mexico
North America, 1,964,375 km²
Capital: Mexico City
11 specimens in collection
Notable mining localities
Principal mineralogical sites associated with collector specimens. Yellow dot indicates an endemic species, found exclusively or in world-class quality at this locality.
  • Naica Mine Chihuahua endemic
    Selenite Gypsum, largest crystals on Earth (11m)
  • Santa Eulalia Chihuahua
    Calcite, Sphalerite, Galena, Smithsonite
  • Mapimí (Ojuela Mine) Durango
    Adamite, Legrandite, Olivenite, Paradamite
  • Real de Minas Pachuca
    Silver, Acanthite, Stephanite
  • Durango (scorpions) Durango
    Pyrite, famous cubic crystals
  • Moctezuma Sonora
    Wulfenite, world's finest red-orange crystals
Notable locality    Endemic or exclusive world-class locality
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Yellowish green crystalline adamite specimen from Mexico with a sharp bottom reflection.
Adamite
Yellow gemmy apatite crystals on dark matrix from Mexico with reflection.
Apatite (Fluorapatite)
Blue azurite and green malachite specimen from Mexico with reflection.
Azurite on Malachite after Azurite
White calcite aggregates on purple cubic fluorite from Mexico with reflection.
Calcite on Fluorite
Pale green datolite with golden chalcopyrite from Mexico showing reflection.
Datolite & Chalcopyrite
Purple cubic fluorite crystals on brown matrix from Mexico with reflection.
Fluorite
Green cubic fluorite crystal cluster from Namibia with mirror reflection.
Fluorite on Celestine
Green fluorite with galena and golden pyrite from Mexico with reflection.
Fluorite, Galena & Gypsum
Yellow botryoidal mimetite crystal specimen from USA with mirror reflection.
Mimetite
Vertical view of blue green rosasite aggregate with mirror reflection.
Rosasite
Orange tabular wulfenite crystals on hematite displaying full mirror reflection.
Wulfenite Pseudocubic, Mimetite & Calcite