CrysTalons

Almandine Garnets
Madagascar

12 - 19 grams

Approximately 2cm X 2cm

P40 - P65

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Fluorite is a mineral composed of calcium fluoride (CaF2) that is commonly found in various geological environments around the world. It is known for its wide range of colors, including purple, green, blue, yellow, and pink, which are caused by impurities and defects in its crystal structure. Fluorite is prized among collectors and lapidaries for its unique physical properties, such as its fluorescence under ultraviolet light, its hardness (4 on the Mohs scale), and its tendency to form distinctive cubic or octahedral crystals. Fluorite is also used in a variety of industrial applications, including the production of aluminum, uranium fuel, and hydrofluoric acid, and it is sometimes used as a gemstone or ornamental stone. Depending on its color and clarity, fluorite can vary widely in value and is often graded based on the quality of its color, transparency, and internal features.

Grey Cubic Fluorite, Yunan Province China