This superb miniature specimen from the world-renowned Tsumeb Mine in Namibia features an elegant association of gemmy Cerrussite crystals with bright secondary Mimetite, all perched atop a contrasting matrix of greenish Duftite. Measuring 34.34mm x 33.5mm x 32.0mm, the piece exhibits excellent balance and visual presence at its scale. The Cerrussite crystals are sharply defined, glassy, and often reticulated, while vivid yellow-orange Mimetite adds a colorful accent in botryoidal form across the matrix. The combination is both striking and mineralogically rare, even for Tsumeb.

The Tsumeb Mine is one of the most iconic and important mineral localities ever discovered, known for its staggering mineral diversity and secondary enrichment zones that produced some of the finest lead and arsenate minerals in the world. What sets this specimen apart is not just the presence of three distinct species—but their harmonious and natural association in one well-composed, damage-free matrix specimen.

The occurrence of Cerrussite with Mimetite on Duftite in such a compact, aesthetic configuration is highly unusual. This piece is an exceptional representative of Tsumeb’s legendary paragenesis and would be a top-shelf addition to any collection focused on African minerals, lead secondary species, or historic mining districts.