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These 3 geodes originate from the Hauser Beds locality in California.  They measure approx. 2 inches to 3 inches in diameter.  Each one has been opened to reveal the crystal-lined cavity inside.  Each one has it's own features.

The smallest one was hardest to photograph, but it is full of drusy quartz, which lines the cavity.

The one on the left in the group photograph contains a nice singular example of a free-form quartz crystal, which stands out alone from the background of drusy quartz.  In the second photo, there is a red arrow pointing at this crystal, which is out of focus.  The photo does not do it justice.

The geode on the far right in the group photograph is the largest and it contains a large void that is lined with colorful drusy quartz.   There is also a large example of a "dogtooth" calcite crystal which is growing out from the cavity.  This tooth makes the geode resemble a "jack o lantern". 

All 3 of these geodes weigh over 544 grams and they would make a fine display or educational prop.  If you desired, you could further cut or polish these geodes, or leave them as-is.

Refer to the photos.  The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is not included.  Keep in mind, geode crystals sparkle when turned in the light, and this is impossible to capture in still photos. 

You get all 3 geodes shown.