A beautiful Polish Prodigy Pocket fluorite specimen with a bigger, well-formed ‘focal’ phantom that resembles the sought-after “Iron Cross” formation usually found only in its sibling pocket, the Diamond Pocket. Specimen exhibits good lustre and good color.
Locality: Polish Prodigy Pocket, “C” Pit, Okorusu Mine, Namibia 🇳🇦
Measures: Approx. 6.3 x 4 x 4cm
Among the widely popular fluorite specimens produced by the Okorusu mine, the Polish Prodigy Pocket stands at the pinnacle. With its distinctive rectangle raspberry phantoms, accentuated by sharp purple to violet phantoms, the specimens are as beautiful as they are scarce.
Only ever discovered in a small, one-time find in 2010.
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