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Fluorite from Hexigten Banner, Inner Mongolia, China

$680.00

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This fluorite is not only impressive because of its vibrant colours, but also because of its transparency and clarity. The crystals display a deep purple that transforms into fascinating green-blue tones at the edges. The crystals are flawless and present themselves in a transparent, shiny form that immediately attracts the viewer's eye.


Rare combination of minerals with pyrrhotite

At the base of the fluorite is a plate of pyrrhotite, embedded in small, delicate quartz points. The pyrrhotite has a distinctive bronze lustre and provides an exciting contrast to the clear and dark fluorite crystals. The combination of these two minerals makes this piece particularly sought-after. Pyrrhotite is a rare iron sulfide mineral that is rarely found in such pristine form in combination with fluorite.

Product details

SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions6.0 x 5.0 x 5.5 cm
Weight199 grams
Listed on08/17/2025
SKUFCM1441
Current owner
Acquired
Aug 2025
57 for sale·10 sold

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Fluorite
Mineral guide
Learn about Fluorite
calcium fluoride with a dazzling color range, cubic and octahedral crystals, and UV fluorescence; prized by collectors for Blue John banding.
Fluorite
Regional guide
Fluorite from Hexigten Banner
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Locality guide
Hexigten Banner
Hexigten Banner, Inner Mongolia: premier mineral-specimen locality with fluorite, ilvaite, arsenopyrite, scheelite; Huanggang skarn and rare borates.