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RM795A classic example from the Emilio Mine, this colourless specimen is completely glassy, with blue zonings and chalcopyrite inclusions throughout. The translucent appearance and glassy lustre is further enhanced by its beautiful etchings and “digital growths”-like formation.
Locality: Emilio Mine, Asturias, Spain
Measures: Approx. 5.7 x 4.1cm -
RM1,995Glassiness is not the strongest forte for most finds from this iconic French locality; but not for this one!
This Valzergues specimen is as captivating as it is glassy, with completely smooth surfaces, good lustre and exceptional clarity. Its colours are vivid and bright; exhibiting all the best hues of Valzergues— orange to yellow, with sky-blue and violet purple zonings.
Remarkably difficult to find such glassiness in this size especially.
Locality: Valzergues, Aveyron, France 🇫🇷
Measures: Approx. 6.2 x 4.5cm -
RM1,080A fun little fluorite with incredibly deep purple colour that appears pitch black when viewed as is. But, when backlit, the edges of this Victory Mine fluorite glows vibrantly with vivid purple and bright magenta hues! Curiously, the centre of this specimen remains dark and impenetrable even by the brightest of light.
A well-formed, complete fluorite specimen with little to no damage (remarkable condition for this 20-years old find!).
Locality: Victory Mine, Illinois, USA
Measures: Approx. 2.4 x 2.2cm -
Like a jagged shard of ice, forever frozen in time. This flawless, colourless Elmwood ‘ice cream cone’ is a remarkable 7.5cm tall beauty with pronounced dissolution features, giving the crystals an unusually sculptural appearance. The fluorite is exceptionally glassy and gemmy, with excellent transparency that allows light to travel deep into the crystals and accentuate the intricate dissolution textures.
Locality: Elmwood Mine, Tennessee, USA 🇺🇸
Measures: Approx. 7.5 x 3.3cm -
An excellent example of how the best Berbes can be. Soft pink hues, accentuated by sharper pink and gentle blue zonings— both colours rarely found in specimens from this locality. With glassy faces that are so clear, one can easily see the gorgeous, snow-white Barite blades underneath the bevelled crystals.
Locality: Berbes Mine, Asturias, Spain
Measures: Approx. 10.2 x 5.7cm -
A top specimen from a well-known locality— this Huanggang Fluorite is completely colourless, with a sharp octahedral crystal perched elegantly atop smaller crystals that are equally as clean. Pristine and complete all-around, many from these finds are dull in lustre or frosted somewhat, but not this one! Absolutely gemmy and glassy, with an unmatched aesthetic.
Locality: Huanggang Mine, Inner Mongolia, China 🇨🇳
Measures: Approx. 6.2 x 6.4cm -
RM750
An interesting, multi-layered specimen with intricate stepped fluorite growths resembling the sharp highs and lows of a cityscape. The colourless crystals are exceptionally water-clear, with phantoms of gentle greens and yellows throughout.
Locality: Marsanges Mine, Haute-Loire, France 🇫🇷
Measures: Approx. 6.3 x 4.8cm -
RM500
This Berbes fluorite corner has everything going for it- thick, beautiful bevelled edges, sweet violet colours and lots and lots of neat zonings that are so mesmerising… there’s even blue zonings!
Locality: Berbes Mine, Asturias, Spain 🇪🇸
Measures: Approx. 3.4 x 2.8cm -
RM670
A gorgeous specimen from the Llamas Quarry, with the biggest crystal being a water-clear, tabular fluorite with a slightly bluish-violet tinge. There are also several other smaller crystals, some cubic, but with the same exceptional clarity, growing aesthetically alongside the focal one.
Locality: Llamas Quarry, Duyos, Spain
Measures: Approx. 3.6 x 3.2cm -
RM1,022
An interesting specimen from the Marsanges mine with aesthetic like none other that came before it. Glassy, with multicolored phantoms and zonings from blues to greens and hints of red.
Locality: Marsanges Mine, Haute-Loire, France 🇫🇷
Measures: Approx. 3.9 x 2.9cm -
RM1,500
A bright, amber yellow German corner with layers of golden yellow and blue zonings, as well as a very prominent Frenkel defect. The entire fluorite crystal is glassy and highly lustrous. Not a common quality from this locality.
Locality: Frohnau, Saxony, Germany
Measures: Approx. 3.7 x 3.4cm -
RM1,550
One of those few fluorite specimens from the Emilio Mine with hydrocarbon inclusions (the round, black “ink droplets”)- a mineral combo beloved by fluorite collectors, thanks to the distinctive “black & white” aesthetic between the glassy, colourless fluorite and black bitumen.
Locality: Emilio Mine, Asturias, Spain
Measures: Approx. 7 x 4.4cm
