5: gotta be beryl or apatite, probably.
9 and 10 seem like they could be the same crystal at different angles.
7 and 8 are tourmaline with 8 having cleavelandite on it, I think.
5 looks like beryl, as Stephen mentioned.
6 looks like those clusters of quite rare pink quartz crystals, that usually come from Brazil or Maine.
3 is clearly pink tourmaline spray in matrix.
4 is not...well...hmmm...sort of looks like an apatite crystal to me, laying on it's side, with it's termination on the right side and it's base on the left. It seems like it's been broken in half and sitting on the broken side as is.
2 might be epidote crystals, since the classic epidote-like striations seem present, and the fact some are bent crystals helps to make me think epidote.
Number 1 ...is a complete guess pretty much...pollucite?
For number 4 I will refrain from suggesting a handful of candidates (useless without further testing), but I'll outline that, from the picture, it seems to show adamantine or sub-adamantine luster (suggesting rather high RI), which (if that is correct interpretation of the pic) should narrow the choice.