Fluorite, Northumberland, England, Cabinet-Sized SpecimenApprox. Dimensions: 2. 4 in x 1. 8 in x 1. 6 in Approx. Weight: 269 grams A small cube of Fluorite intersects a large cube with a brown crust covering one side of both cubes. A medium pink, this specimen is translucent with the smaller cube showing through the center of the large cube creating a pretty prismatic effect when held at an angle. The bottom of the piece is gray, white, and opaque with speckles of yellow.

Areas of yellow can be found around some of the crystals

grows into the side of the larger crystal

Weight: 101 grams

needle-like crystals of Pyromorphite reach upwards in a pattern that resembles coarse fur in this spectacular example of Pyromorphite

Rounded crystals of Cassiterite give off a metallic shine which complements the glassy luster of the clear quartz crystals

Miniature-sized specimen of Fluorite in emerald green

Weight: 379 grams

Fluorite comes in a wide range of colors

The Fluorite crystals are cubic and intergrown which are clustered in bunches on the chalk white base which creates an excellent contrast

A flattened

Smaller crystals dominate on the bottom with clusters of larger crystals hugging the edges

Weight: 794 grams