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Fluorite's Page 1
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Fluorite's Page 1 Fluorite Octahedrons
Fluorite is one of the most highly recognized mineral species. Chemically, fluorite is calcium fluorite (CaF2). It most commonly forms cubic crystals and a rarer crystal form is the octahedron (eight sided), dodecahedron (twelve sided) or a combination of these crystal morphologies. Fluorite is also one of the most colorful species in the mineral kingdom and an interesting question may be "What colour doesn't fluorite come in?"
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G289 Fluorite A frosty green
specimen displaying cubic crystals 6cm x 5.5cm $60 |
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G329 Fluorite A lustrous pale
blue-green specimen displaying clear cubic crystals 8.5cm x 9.5cm $120 |
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G336 Fluorite Green fluorite with
octahedral crystals 7cm x 4cm $50 |
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G390 Fluorite & Quartz The fluorite is
pink. \This is one of the rarest colors for this mineral. 8.5cm x 3.5cm $40 |
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G392 Fluorite - Sold This photo remains
on these pages as this is an exception specimen sold to one of the worlds leading mineral
collectors. This is possibly one of the best specimens ever to be collected from
this locality 19cm x 11cm |
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G520 Fluorite & Sphalerite 11cm x 9cm $200 |
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G521 Fluorite on Dolomite Hunan Province, China 12cm x 6cm $150 |
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G555 Fluorite Smith County, Tennessee, USA 13cm x 12cm $400 |
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G581 Fluorite Smith County, Tennessee, USA 8cm x 5.5cm $125 |
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G583 Fluorite Smith County, Tennessee, USA 3.5cm x 3.5cm $60 |
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G542 Fluorite Smith County, Tennessee, USA 9cm x 6cm $150 Photo 2 |
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