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Fluorescent Fluorite

Fluorescent Chalcedony Nodule

Fluorescent Chalcedony Nodule

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Stalactitic Quartz Display Piece

Stalactitic Quartz Display Piece – 2

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Specimens of Fluorescent Fluorite collected from Weardale, Co. Durham in the UK. Fluorite (also known as fluorspar) crystal beds from the famous British locality, Weardale in County Durham, UK. It is a popular mineral specimen for many, children, teachers, collectors etc, it often forms with a cubic crystal habit with the crystals being a variety of colours and sizes from deep rich purples, vibrant greens, calming yellows and sometimes crystal clear. These particular samples of fluorite crystals on matrix are vary with any of the mentioned colours. They also display excellent fluorescence, with the crystals turning bright purple – lilac under a UV light. Specimens measure between 3 – 5 inches and come in a white card tray with information label.

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Specimens of Fluorescent Fluorite collected from Weardale, Co. Durham in the UK. Fluorite (also known as fluorspar) crystal beds from the famous British locality, Weardale in County Durham, UK. It is a popular mineral specimen for many, children, teachers, collectors etc, it often forms with a cubic crystal habit with the crystals being a variety of colours and sizes from deep rich purples, vibrant greens, calming yellows and sometimes crystal clear. These particular samples of fluorite crystals on matrix are vary with any of the mentioned colours. They also display excellent fluorescence, with the crystals turning bright purple – lilac under a UV light. Specimens measure between 3 – 5 inches and come in a white card tray with information label.

Weight 1000 g

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