
Gold
Gravity concentrate and dore from alluvial and hard rock workings. Recovered without mercury.
Metallic ores and energy minerals, industrial minerals, and gemstones and collector minerals. Availability follows the mining programme.
Ores and industrial minerals are sold by the tonne against an independent assay, with weight and quality certificates per lot. Gemstone and specimen material is sold by the piece or by parcel, measured, photographed and sealed before dispatch.
Spot sales and term supply are both available. For term supply we agree a monthly tonnage, a grade window and a price mechanism before the first shipment.
Goshenite, gemstone division
Sold by tonnage on assay, with weight and quality certificates. Bulk or jumbo bag shipment through Lagos and Onne.

Gravity concentrate and dore from alluvial and hard rock workings. Recovered without mercury.

Haematite and magnetite ore for steel and cement feed, reported on Fe, silica, alumina, sulphur and phosphorus.

Galena based concentrate, usually carrying a silver credit. Graded on lead content with the full impurity profile.

Sphalerite based concentrate, mined alongside our lead production and graded on zinc content.

Thermal coal for industrial boilers and cement kilns, supplied with calorific value, ash, moisture, volatiles and sulphur.
Crushed, screened and supplied bagged or in bulk, by the tonne, against an assay.

Iron rich end member of the wolframite series and an important tungsten ore. Black, heavy, high specific gravity.

Hydrated aluminosilicates with an open framework structure, used in water treatment, animal feed, soil conditioning and filtration.
Potassium alum, a hydrated potassium aluminium sulphate used in water clarification, dyeing and tanning.
Hydrated potassium magnesium chloride, normally reddish, and a source of potash and magnesium compounds.
Sold by the piece or by small parcel. Hand sorted, measured, photographed and sealed, with airfreight available from Maiduguri or Abuja.

The colourless variety of beryl. Clean material is faceted, included material is sold as specimen.

Blue to blue green copper aluminium phosphate, graded on colour evenness, hardness and matrix pattern.

Pale blue botryoidal crusts and clear bladed crystals, sought by collectors and lapidaries.

Zirconium silicate in reddish brown, honey and colourless material, with high brilliance when cut.

Calcium titanium silicate, also called sphene. Honey to green wedge shaped crystals with strong fire when faceted.
A deep blue calcium copper silicate in small crystals. A collector and reference species.

A rare blue phyllosilicate, in demand with collectors because good crystals come from very few localities.
The blue sodium amphibole that gives blueschist its colour. Supplied to collectors and teaching collections.
Pale green to blue zinc copper carbonate in delicate tufted crusts. Packed boxed because the crystals are fragile.
Two barium minerals that occur together: celsian, a barium feldspar, and sanbornite, a barium silicate.
An orange red sulphosalt containing mercury, arsenic and antimony. Supplied to collectors and laboratories only.
A nickel porphyrin mineral, reddish purple and extremely rare. Held for research buyers.
A pale yellow zinc arsenate found as small crystals. A specialist collector species.
A yellow brown calcium rare earth silicate carbonate, of interest for collections and rare earth study.
A rare calcium strontium rare earth fluoride phosphate from alkaline rock settings.
Each lot is sampled and assayed by an independent laboratory, graded against our written standard for that product, and released with a certificate of analysis, a weight certificate and a photograph record.