Fluorite (M751)
This famous classic locality produced wonderful fluorites, but today there is almost nothing on the market - this material represents a great rarity. But this is for sure not just a sample - this is a mayor-piece for Rottleberode! The exposed crystal at the top of the piece is 46 mm on edges, and it is sharp terminated and complete! The crystals are pale blue inside, with intense red color along all faces - caused by hematite inclusions. The main crystal shows a thin, sharp developed and light zoning along the edges. The assemble, the condition of the crystals and this amazing color make this piece very important and relevant for the locality!
This famous classic locality produced wonderful fluorites, but today there is almost nothing on the market - this material represents a great rarity. But this is for sure not just a sample - this is a mayor-piece for Rottleberode! The exposed crystal at the top of the piece is 46 mm on edges, and it is sharp terminated and complete! The crystals are pale blue inside, with intense red color along all faces - caused by hematite inclusions. The main crystal shows a thin, sharp developed and light zoning along the edges. The assemble, the condition of the crystals and this amazing color make this piece very important and relevant for the locality!
This famous classic locality produced wonderful fluorites, but today there is almost nothing on the market - this material represents a great rarity. But this is for sure not just a sample - this is a mayor-piece for Rottleberode! The exposed crystal at the top of the piece is 46 mm on edges, and it is sharp terminated and complete! The crystals are pale blue inside, with intense red color along all faces - caused by hematite inclusions. The main crystal shows a thin, sharp developed and light zoning along the edges. The assemble, the condition of the crystals and this amazing color make this piece very important and relevant for the locality!
Fluorite (M751)
Germany
LOCATION
Rottleberode, Südharz, Mansfeld-Südharz, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
SIZE
158 x 123 x 73 mm
DESCRIPTION
This famous classic locality produced wonderful fluorites, but today there is almost nothing on the market - this material represents a great rarity. But this is for sure not just a sample - this is a mayor-piece for Rottleberode! The exposed crystal at the top of the piece is 46 mm on edges, and it is sharp terminated and complete! The crystals are pale blue inside, with intense red color along all faces - caused by hematite inclusions. The main crystal shows a thin, sharp developed and light zoning along the edges. The assemble, the condition of the crystals and this amazing color make this piece very important and relevant for the locality!