Rare locality Purple Fluorite from Mexico MFL20 Yao Gang Xian from pale chrysanthemum to deep

from pale chrysanthemum to deep cognac

A closed Smoky Gwindel with extreme clarity and smoky hues indicative of Swiss Quartz

Green Tourmaline also works its magic in attracting success

A small specimen with all-round perfection

This is evident upon inspection of the cluster: where the trigonal faces of the 2nd-generation Calcites should meet

Rare locality Purple Fluorite from Mexico MFL20 Yao Gang Xian from pale chrysanthemum to deepIntuition, Rearrangement, Impartial Crystamour knows that mineral collectors seek out rare and unique minerals, and a collection of Fluorite from the El Filo Vein is a must have for any serious Fluorite collector. These Fluorites are distinguished by its distinctive faces, which occasionally exhibit color zoning with the darkest purple occurring along the edges of growth spirals. The Fluorites are found in a matrix that is brecciated and resilicified