The collection includes over 11,000 mineral specimens covering all levels of collecting, from aesthetic display pieces to systematic and scientific minerals. It spans a wide range of categories and rare specialties, continuously expanded through new discoveries and acquisitions. The inventory includes fluorescent minerals under UVA, UVB and UVC light, phosphorescent specimens, naturally radioactive minerals, and many other specialized features.
The selection ranges from classic aesthetic minerals such as vanadinite, pyrite, fluorite and quartz to rare locality specimens, including Alpine smoky quartz and fluorites from Italy, France and Germany. It also features world-renowned species such as Sicilian sulfur, aquamarine, tourmaline and emerald, selected for their aesthetic and geological relevance.
Supported by a strong international network of collectors, miners and suppliers, the collection is continuously expanding with the ability to source specific specimens on request, including direct access to mining areas when needed.
The catalogue is regularly updated, reflecting an ever-growing selection of materials, specialties, and much more to discover.