There are 89 minerals sized at Small Cabinet.
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Several generations of bi-pyramidal octahedrons sitting piggyback on each other. While the surface of the outermost crystals are frosted pastel pallid pink to yellow color, the inner crystals are water clear. Very unusual fluorite from Dalnegorsk.
A magnificent, frosted mint green bipyramidal octahedron of fluorite on a matrix of white quartz (it looks as there is a sharp phantom within the fluorite caused by the triangular quartz matrix also) with smaller cubes at the base. Competition quality fluorite!
Light purple grey, intergrown bi-pyramidal octahedrons of fluorite with a dull luster, on matrix. Old German classic.
A clear and blocky fluorite cube sits on a matrix of milky off-white quartz crystals. The fluorite does have some chipping on some of the corners, but it is glassy and displays very well. Nothing coming out of here these days.
Transparent pastel green cubes of fluorite are nestled in a nest of clear stubby quartz crystals. No attachment points.
Lustrous and gemmy, medium purple cubes of fluorite with beveled edges on a matrix of off white tiny quartz crystals. This particular pocket was found in 1993 and is noted for the magnificent overall quality and perfection of the crystals. Oustanding example of the find!
A complete sphere of yellow-amber fluorite measuring 3.4 cm sits on a matrix of white quartz crystals that coat basalt. This is the first occurrence of cryptocrystalline spherical fluorite in the Deccan traps of India, discovered in 1998. In excellent condition and a highly aesthetic example of this very rare form of fluorite.
Pastel yellow cubes of fluorite sit on a hematite included reddish drusy quartz matrix. Great contrast. Not much is known about this mine. other than minor info on Mindat.
Light bluish purple, gemmy cubes of fluorite are sprinkled with off white botryoidal aggregates of aragonite. No telling when these were mined, but they came on the market in 2014.
Bright green, bipyramidal octahedrons of fluorite sprinkled with sugary white micro quartz crystals are intermixed with a clear, tabular calcite crystal. The specimen has no damage and displays superbly!