Rare Blue Fluorite with Quartz Natural Mineral Specimen # B 6757
Features:
Primary Mineral(s): Heulandite
Secondary Mineral(s): Chalcedony
Size : 3.5 Inch x 2.5 Inch
Weight : 225 Gms
Locality: Rajasthan, Maharashtra, India
"Embark on a journey to the heart of Rajasthan, where hidden within the earth's embrace, a rare treasure awaits discovery. Behold, a mesmerizing fluorite specimen, adorned with quartz, revealing a kaleidoscope of colors that dance under the light.
Born from the depths of the earth, this mineral masterpiece boasts a chemical composition of calcium fluoride (CaF2), which gives it its enchanting hues. The quartz, with its clear crystal formations, adds a touch of elegance, enhancing the beauty of this natural wonder.
Imagine holding in your hands a piece of ancient history, shaped over eons by the forces of nature. Each angle unveils a new facet, each color telling a story of its own. This specimen, measuring 3.5 inches by 2 inches and weighing 225 grams, is not just a mineral but a piece of art crafted by the earth itself.
Whether you're an avid collector or a curious soul drawn to the mysteries of the earth, this rare fluorite with quartz specimen is a treasure to behold. Add it to your collection and let its beauty captivate your senses, reminding you of the wonders that lie beneath the surface of our world."

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