Well-developed octahedral crystals of the calcium tungstate, Scheelite, are strewn across a surface of glassy Quartz platelets shot-through with patches and veinlets of cryptocrystalline purple Fluorite. The Scheelite crystals are sparsely scattered across the entire top face and vary from 1 to 6 mm. A classic specimen from the Cinovec/Zinnwald tin deposit which spans the border between the Czech Republic and Germany.
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