A bright and beautiful Fluorite specimen from the Xianghuapu mine in Hunan, China. The Fluorite is in the form of modified cubic crystals with beveled edges that display a pleasing light green color. The most striking property of this Fluorite, however, is its stunning clarity, rivaled only by the incredible glassy luster of the crystal faces. In excellent condition and MUCH CLEARER IN PERSON. I acquired this specimen in 2005.

A spectacular 4-mineral combination from the Yaogangxian Mine in Hunan, China. It features a large cluster of sharp and lustrous Quartz crystals hosting nicely crystallized examples of Calcite, Fluorite, and Arsenopyrite. As the photos show there are lots of interesting details for you to explore all over. Mined around 2002.

A large and gracefully composed cluster of white castle-formation Quartz crystals with Fluorite and Calcite from the new finds in Inner Mongolia. It features a beautiful group of off-white Quartz crystals that exhibit highly-detailed, cascading terminations along the prism faces. The Quartz crystals are grouped around a huge water-clear Fluorite crystal that exhibits both cubic and octahedral faces (lower left corner). There are loads of amazing formations around all sides, including the large, double-cross pictured below. As an added bonus, shortwave UV light reveals several areas of red-fluorescent Calcite amongst the other minerals (see the last photo). A true masterpiece of nature, even prettier in person.