Ojuela Mine Fluorite

RM370

A classic Ojuela Mine specimen— Clear, mostly colourless tabular crystal with saturated purple edges and zonings, and a hint of blue phantom. The crystal’s surface shows beautiful etched markings. Fluoresce bright red under UV.

Locality: Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Mexico
Measures: Approx. 1.6 x 1.4cm

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Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Mexico

One of Mexico’s biggest mines, the Ojuela Mine was worked for rich secondary silver ores since 1600. Fluorites uncovered here have distinct characteristics not seen in other fluorite localities— usually glassy, colourless-to-purple cubic or tabular crystals that are etched or modified from natural dissolution, and glowing a strong red fluorescence under UV light.

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Ojuela Mine Fluorite

RM370

Available