Fluorite, Salzburg, Austria, Cabinet-Sized SpecimenApprox. Dimensions: 3. 43 in x 2. 12 in x 2. 1 in Approx. Weight: 344 grams The light green of this small cabinet sized specimen gives off a calming appearance. The cubic shape of its cleavage and its inter grown cubes create a neat and fascinating appearance referred to as penetration twins. The bottom of the specimen contains an opaque area of white and brown with an earthy luster.

The grainy

and the smaller the crystals the sharper the point

A grainy crust of Quartz covers some areas of the Amethyst as well as the rocky base to which it is attached

Weight: 243 grams

Sparkling Quartz covers the rounded crystals with the Realgar subtly intermixed between

Beautiful colorless crystals of Calcite are bundled atop a brown crust in this conchoidal specimen

Weight: 536 grams

Weight: 102 grams

interconnected crystals with flat terminations

One ruby red Rhodonite crystal stands out in the center of the piece with a larger segment of Galena bridging the gap between the ruby red crystal and the largest Rhodonite cube

Translucent purple Amethyst Quartz

Thicker crystals clustered tightly together cover one edge with a patch of the thinner crystals nesting beneath the cluster